Reality Factory

I did a test run on your Combo order... It worked, so the problem lies elsewhere. Also, you can simply use (self.animate_at_end), and get the same effect as (self.animate_at_end = true). (In fact, you don't even have to use "self.") BSOD crashes can be a real pain in the @#$ to figure out... Did you...

A little insight into this... Original script section: LOSTTIME [15] // time to search for enemy before giving up POINTRADIUS [20] // radius from point when considered there And, a dump of the script, post-parse: LOSTTIME [15] // time to search for enemy before giving up POINTRADIUS [20] // radius f...

Danimita92 wrote:Can switches be used in LowLevel?

Yep. It's a Simkin internal command, so it can be used in any script. Just out of curiosity, have you read the Simkin docs(not the RF docs, the official Simkin docs)? If not, I'd strongly suggest it.

Let's face it, it's impossible to create a scripted player to suit everyone's needs. I think we should create more like a frame of a scripted player. That's very true. My thought here is: The usual form of scripted player is some variation of the third-person, free-roaming, platformer type(Zelda, S...

Okay, it's like I thought. When you go to high-level from run-player, it never goes back to low-level to call combo again. So, it does the first combo case, then it's dead in the water. Add RestartOrder() at the end of combo. PS: To upload as attachment, compress to a .zip first. EDIT: RestartOrder(...

Alright. Since the standard player handles first person pretty well, I was thinking a third person focus would be best. So, we need a features list. These are what I can think of off the top of my head: Multi-attack melee and ranged combat Lock on auto-targeting Custom camera management Proper jumpi...

@Advanced Scripters: Hey, since we seem to be on a generic support script kick, shall we team up and put together a new generic player script?

Right... I mean, can you post the whole script(attachment would be best, less topic clutter), because the problem may extend beyond just this order.

madness wrote:Let me get this straight..... A girl.... possibly a furry from the sounds of things..... is working on making a videogame..... about wolves.

Ummm... For some odd reason, I don't find this at all disturbing. Must be the wolf thing.

Okay, can you post the script?(Or is it a mod of one of the sample scripts?) I need to see the big picture on this.

Note: Things like this are much easier accomplish in low-level.

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This is low-level and being executed every frame, correct? Try adding ThinkTime = 0.2; to the beginning. I'm willing to bet good money that it rolls through all three cases in three frames, faster than the eye can see. Edit: You can test this by adding debug(COMBO) to each case. If it dumps 1, 2, 3 ...

Have you thought of using win2k pro SP4, It's as good as if not better than winxp. That's what I use, also. Of course, it means I have to pull a few tricks(crack installers and such) to keep my system up to date, but hey, for me it's worth it. And, about XP... I've seen it on eBay at 20$-30$. Edit:...

Just an idea...

With a combination of the Simkin user object types I'm working on, and integrated physics, this might be really easy to implement. Create a Simkin object type that represents a physics object created from some sort of geometry data, and utilize the physics engine to do the work..?

Lynkyn wrote:Ok! Thank you! *gives everyone a cookie*

Rats!!!

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