Reality Factory

With RF, it does not matter how big your units are. All that is important is the relation between the sizes of different objects. For example, lets say you build your levels with a dimension of 100 texels=1m in mind. Then, when the level is finished, you scale the actors to have the appropriate size...

The problem may be from milkshape not exporting correctly. Use Equity, then replace the materials.

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You must add additional keyframes, that are always 0.01 after the one you really want. So if your elevator goes like this: 0.00 - 1st level 3.00 - 2nd level 6.00 - 1st level again you would make it 0.00 - 1st level 0.01 - 1st level AGAIN (just push the set keyframe button once more) 3.00 - 2nd level...

I think he means Squirrel.

Happy birthday Zidane!

They have nice tutorials on Nems site: http://nemesis.thewavelength.net/index.php?p=12 At the bottom there is a tutorial for making a cave and exporting it accordingly. Also i find texturing in Nems (once you downloaded Wally from the internet and built a *.wad file) very easy compared to texturing ...

That depends on what you understand as AI... If you think that RF2 will magically write all the scripts for you then this is a definite no. If you think it will be like you add 'enemy' and then the added object has an enemy AI, then no. If you mean that there are some common AI-functions like for ex...

Can functions be defined for those types? Not sure what you mean. Can you elaborate a bit? It was more of a Squirrel question. I was asking if Squirrel can have functions for the classes. I found the Sqirrel 2.0 Reference in the internet and it answered the question. Seems like Squirrel can indeed ...

So... basically, what you are proposing is a system where you 'plug together' the entities instead of having entities like StaticMesh, StaticEntityProxy, Pawn, etc... This could be implemented, of course, with a simple StaticMesh just having SampleStaticMesh { actor = { mesh = "example.mesh", materi...

Yes that is exactly the way to go. You would use a 3d model and then build invisible world brushes around it to provide collision detection.
You can also use the StaticMesh collision detection (usually number 2) for an easy way out, but that can be a lot slower.

That and... welcome to the forums!

Ah, interesting, i didn't know that. I thought games were just selecting the 8 nearest lights and then using them. (Always seemed kind of restricting to me, though) Thanks for clearing that up.

This bug is already fixed, it was the explosion count. By the way, genesis3d uses its own dynamic lighting system which can use up to 30 lights. They are rendered to the lightmaps, which is a feature graphics hardware does not support, therefore it does not use the hardware method (Dynamic lights ar...

RF2 will use Ogre, and the models will be in Ogre's format (Ogre xml i think). So you could use any Modelling tool that can export to Ogre for the models. Scripting language will be Squirrel, Audio Library OpenAL (i guess we'll have wav, mp3 and ogg support, wav you can be very sure about). I suppos...

Day 3 - Worked on the inventory a bit more, can now display potions, and began with quest status information. Spellbook will be done when spells are implemented. (Inventory ~80% done) Also i added an animation for blocking. Parrying has been dropped, instead you can crouch and crawl which also incre...

At the moment, you can be really sure that you don't use RF2, as it is still in development.

zany_001 wrote: Expected release date is May 2010