Reality Factory

Yep, I noticed the same thing.

Work-a-round...

Keep the mouse hidden and use ShowHudPicture with the X and Y set to the mouse's.

The HUD element being, of course, a picture of your pointer.

T'would be nice if the Force commands had an extra option (boolean) to use the rotation of the pawn running the script, and not the rotation of the actor being affected.

I haven't had any luck finding a work-a-round.

//EDIT
Nevermind :roll:
Found this...

new script commands:

PushActor(char ...

Just to make this more clear, MOVESPEED in Juutis' example is a variable you set for the speed you want the pawn to move at, not a command, which must be declared at the top of your script. For example...

MOVESPEED [0]

and it could really be called anything you want...

CRUNCHBERRY [0]

followed ...

Yes, this is all possible.

Use the command SwitchView(int View) to change from 3rd to first person and back.

I would make the possesed guard(s) the 1st person player and use
PlayerToPosition(float OffsetX, float OffsetY, float OffsetZ, bool Flag )
to move the guard (1st person player) where he ...

DIT3: It's not getting better. I don't know why this is all this strange, but i am getting totally wrong numbers when i use the GetAttribute() command on pawns!
Juutis and I discussed this months ago. The Get/Set/AddAttribute commands do not work... sucks... I know. But I would assume that the ...

I had difficulting getting smooth results with self.IsFalling as well. But I think the problem is not how often the command is updated, but rather what is considered "falling" or not. Try placing a - if(self.IsFalling) = do whatever - command in your character's walk cycle, you'll find the pawn ...

Also, static meshes don't seem to respond to the spolight at all. I tried all combinations of calc-light, fill color, ambient color, etc... Here, virgil is placed as a static mesh. There is a static light above him because otherwise he'd just be all black.

When the spotlight is triggered, it illuminates all pawns and SEPs on the screen, regardless if they fall within it's arc or not.

If you use for example the Xanibot3.act it works fine, if you use the proj.act it doesn't work.

That was it, I was using proj.act. Tried it with the xanibot and now it works. Thanks.

I should add that using debug(self.current_pitch) reveals that the flashlight actor is in fact changing its pitch, but the attached D-light's pitch won't rotate with it. Horizontally, the light rotates fine, but vertically, it's as if the pitch of dynamic lights cannot be dynamically altered ...

I can't get the light to move vertically either. I tried both the dynamic light and the dSpotLight...

{

Spawn[()
{
Console(true);
Gravity(false);
LowLevel("Setup");
}]

Setup[()
{
SetNoCollision();
PawnRender(false);
self.yaw_speed=100000;
self.pitch_speed=100000;
self.think="ShineOn ...

This is in the docs...

SetEventState(TriggerName,State);

... TriggerName is what you name the triiger in the editor, State is true or false.

I think that might be broken, but you can use...

DamageAtBone(Amount,Offset,Attribute,Bone);

... which does pretty much the same thing.

is there any way for a pawn to change another pawn's variables?

In this post http://forum.realityfactory.info/viewtopic.php?t=148&start=0
Pickels wrote As of the new RF you can completely avoid the attributre system and use the new simkin features to do some SERIOUS data manipulation between ...