Reality Factory

You will need to change the CHeadsUpDisplay class in the source code if you want a new indicator. Right now it only has an indicator for all non-npc actors and an indicator for all npc actors.

This: Should be this and it is case sensitive: Also, make sure you added this to the player.ini file:

Also, you need to follow the license and include it with you releases.

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Sorry I thought the attribute entity had a szDefaultAction property but I guess it doesn't. So the easiest way is probably to use a pawn entity and script. I found that the pawn entity will play the Idle animation by default so just name your rotation motion to Idle. Next create a coin pawn in the p...

It is going to be an attribute

You can use an attribute entity

which Equity version ? can it be done in the one RF076 comes with ?

I use Equity version RF7 or RF8, I don't like the newest version.

You can use Equity to add a new rotation motion to the coin actor then from within the level editor add a StaticEntityProxy and assign it the the ACT file and for the default animation use the rotation motion.

Or you can add the coin actor as a pawn and create a script that rotates it.

From the SpecialTriggers.htm file located in the RF docs: When the player dies in a level you have several options of what can happen next. When the player's death animation is started a trigger called PlayerDeath is set to on. This can be used to trigger special effects or special camera sequences ...

Or you can write a player script that moves the player and blends the animation the way you want.

The Maddington area in Google Earth doesn't have 3d buildings, it's just satellite images and height data.

You can download zip files with the latest code from github. Whenever there is a change in code on github you will be able to download it instantly and not have to wait for it to be updated on the RF website.

The blend amount depends on the tilt of the camera. If you make a single walking/shooting animation and assign it to both walkshootup and walkshootdwn then blending shouldn't matter because you will be blending the same pose. also, I think when animations change they are blended with the previous an...

I did a quick edit of the WalkShoot motions in Virgil.act using Equity. I made one motion with him walking with his arm up and another with him walking with his arm down. They seem to work alright, it was hard to see the blended motions move the arm but when I reversed the animations in the PlayerSe...

I did a little testing and also looked at the source code. It turns out the walkshootup and walkshootdwn animations get blended depending on the tilt of the camera, this is what makes the weapon point in the direction you are looking. This is also mentioned in the playersetup.ini documentation that ...

The PlayerSetup.ini file has the walkshootup and walkshootdwn animations listed so you could probably just override those in the weapons.ini file.