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It appears John Williams created some new Star Wars music for the Star Wars theme park. As I'm at work, I can't hear this right now but hopefully, the track is good. Video with the music is on this page. Supposedly more music is to come . . .· 0 replies
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Some more robe progress:· 2 replies
There are ten texture variants for the K2 version. Half are done, and the other half is on the way. I've finished the basic recreation of them all, but that was only the first step. A lot of them need additional fine-tuning. For example, the Dark Jedi Knight robe was misaligned; part of the robe was shifted up a few pixels, compared to the other variants. I also thought the cloaks on a few textures looked washed out, so I fiddled with the levels to give them better contrast. But the biggest changes I've had to make were for Jolee's robe because the original just did not look like Jolee at all.
Fortunately, the rest don't have to be replaced almost from scratch like that one. Jolee's robe is the only unique robe that uses that model rather than the master robe model. Just little changes - the fine tuning - are needed for the final five textures. The only thing slowing me down is my motivation. That's the sort of thing I can spend forever fussing over, and in fact I'm still not totally happy with the Jolee texture and might go back to it later. Anyway, the K2 version is coming... eventually.
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Hi I said some nice remark on the Animated Swoop Screens I must say its pretty good how you put four tv's in it.· 1 reply
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Whenever I trigger a custom DLG file in K2 Steam version it skips through all the lines? Anyone know why? I have "node unskippable" checked for all the lines and this doesn't happen when I use the disc version of the game...· 16 replies
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By DarthParametric · Posted
Yeah you don't want to include the example syntax (edited my previous post to break them up). This compiles: void main() { object oCarth = GetObjectByTag("Carth"); object oCand = GetObjectByTag("Cand"); object oMission = GetObjectByTag("Mission"); object oZaalbar = GetObjectByTag("Zaalbar"); location lCandRun = Location(Vector(215.25, 333.43, 25.23), 0.0); location lMissionRun = Location(Vector(217.01, 331.91, 24.92), 0.0); location lZaalbarRun = Location(Vector(215.63, 330.38, 24.62), 0.0); location lCarthRun = Location(Vector(214.22, 332.15, 24.97), 0.0); DelayCommand(3.0, AssignCommand(oCand, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lCandRun, TRUE))); DelayCommand(3.8, AssignCommand(oZaalbar, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lZaalbarRun, TRUE))); DelayCommand(3.5, AssignCommand(oMission, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lMissionRun, TRUE))); DelayCommand(3.4, AssignCommand(oCarth, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lCarthRun, TRUE))); } -
By DarthVarkor · Posted
Tried that, but I'm now getting this error at can't figure out what it meant. My script is: void main() {
object oCarth = GetObjectByTag("Carth");
object oCand = GetObjectByTag("Cand");
object oMission = GetObjectByTag("Mission");
object oZaalbar = GetObjectByTag("Zaalbar"); int bRun = TRUE; void ActionForceMoveToLocation(location lDestination, int bRun=FALSE, float fTimeout=30.0f); location lCandRun = Location(Vector(215.25, 333.43, 25.23), 0.0);
location lMissionRun = Location(Vector(217.01, 331.91, 24.92), 0.0);
location lZaalbarRun = Location(Vector(215.63, 330.38, 24.62), 0.0);
location lCarthRun = Location(Vector(214.22, 332.15, 24.97), 0.0); DelayCommand(3.0, AssignCommand(oCand, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lCandRun, TRUE)));
DelayCommand(3.8, AssignCommand(oZaalbar, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lZaalbarRun, TRUE)));
DelayCommand(3.5, AssignCommand(oMission, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lMissionRun, TRUE)));
DelayCommand(3.4, AssignCommand(oCarth, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lCarthRun, TRUE)));
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By DarthParametric · Posted
Try // 382: Force the action subject to move to lDestination. void ActionForceMoveToLocation(location lDestination, int bRun=FALSE, float fTimeout=30.0f); DelayCommand(3.0, AssignCommand(oCand, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lCandRun, TRUE))); Or you can use a waypoint instead with // 383: Force the action subject to move to oMoveTo. void ActionForceMoveToObject(object oMoveTo, int bRun=FALSE, float fRange=1.0f, float fTimeout=30.0f); object oObject = GetObjectByTag("CREATURE_TAG", 0); object oWP = GetWaypointByTag("WAYPOINT_TAG"); AssignCommand(oObject, ActionForceMoveToObject(oWP, TRUE)); -
By DarthVarkor · Posted
If I am scripting characters to run to a set destination, how do I toggle running instead of walking? I tried this (I could be completely off), but they still walk to the destination: void main() {
object oCarth = GetObjectByTag("Carth");
object oCand = GetObjectByTag("Cand");
object oMission = GetObjectByTag("Mission");
object oZaalbar = GetObjectByTag("Zaalbar"); int bRun = TRUE; location lCandRun = Location(Vector(215.25, 333.43, 25.23), 0.0);
location lMissionRun = Location(Vector(217.01, 331.91, 24.92), 0.0);
location lZaalbarRun = Location(Vector(215.63, 330.38, 24.62), 0.0);
location lCarthRun = Location(Vector(214.22, 332.15, 24.97), 0.0); DelayCommand(3.0, AssignCommand(oCand, ActionMoveToLocation(lCandRun)));
DelayCommand(3.8, AssignCommand(oZaalbar, ActionMoveToLocation(lZaalbarRun)));
DelayCommand(3.5, AssignCommand(oMission, ActionMoveToLocation(lMissionRun)));
DelayCommand(3.4, AssignCommand(oCarth, ActionMoveToLocation(lCarthRun))); }
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