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Correct.
Ignore the "setMaxHealth" lol
You also forgot water speeds.I've tried to experiment with water speeds before but could see no difference at all when being in water, which is why I currently don't have them in here. If I could get them working probably I would definatly add them.
Like?I replaced the sliding bar with a string, and also added support for VCE to go along with it.
If you want to be able to use numbers that aren't integers then use a string. Please just use something easier to use and more customizable than a sliding bar.
OP should add the following events.I added events for All last time I released an update, though I may have forgot to mention it in the actual OP. Now that there is VCE support it should be easy enough to do addSpeed and minusSpeed without the need for two new separate functions.
Forward
setUnderwaterSpeed > Backward
Side
All
setSpeed > All
setCrouchSpeed > All
As well as addSpeed and minusSpeed events. Also, the bars should be swapped out for integer boxes(with max of 200).
This is more popular because you can set the speed for individual things, not just a general speed multiplier.
PlayerStandardArmorAdded VCE support to the events themselves along with 6 variable replacers, one for each direction of movement speed and crouched/not crouched.
maxUnderwaterForwardSpeed = 8.4;
maxUnderwaterBackwardSpeed = 7.8;
maxUnderwaterSideSpeed = 7.8;
Either way, it's part of the system, it should remain part of the system.
And since that support script doesn't look like it's going to support individual values anytime soon, I think the next step after adding water/all values would be to add VCE support, like, <var:pl:maxForwardSpeed>, which will call the get/set function depending on whether you're using get or set.
Sorry, I overlooked that comment when I made my last post. I'll add that in a few minutes.
I remember you man. Been 2 years since your last post. Welcome back :)
Yes, welcome back.I started playing again a couple weeks ago but haven't done much on the forums. Nice to be back though (:
Gotta work on that avatar.
Underwater speeds?I was originally going to have this, but for some reason when I use player.setMaxUnderwaterForwar dSpeed(speed) and the other underwater speeds, I could see no difference in speed at all when being in water. I do plan to look into it more though.
why limit it from 1 to 50? there's an upper limit to the functions, so you could put it there. i think it's 200?I figured 50 was a pretty fair speed, though I may consider raising that if people would like me to.
1/16/15
Max speed is now 100
Added an option to set all directions at once to each of the events
1/19/15
VCE Support;
setSpeed and setCrouchSpeed are now a box that can have a number or variable entered.
Added the following variables;
var:pl:maxForwardSpeed
var:pl:maxSideSpeed
var:pl:maxBackwardSpeed
var:pl:maxCrouchForwardSpeed
var:pl:maxCrouchSideSpeed
var:pl:maxCrouchBackwardSpeed
Try seeing what can scratch it also.The side of my pliers managed to put a scratch in it, but glass didn't appear to scratch it
Try scraping it on other minerals or something, maybe you can figure out it's hardness and use that to help identify it.I'm not sure if this is good enough, but it appears to easily scratch the side of a plastic disposable lighter and not glass.
100% certain, for a fact, that is obsidian. In terms of the red hue,What were you expecting? Sell a black 'gem' on ebay for 12 grand? fat chance.
No, it's not completely useless. Give the time, patience and skill of hand, you could make your own obsidian arrowhead. If all goes well, you could thread it and have a very nice necklace for yourself or someone else.
Otherwise if that's not you, toss it. Obsidian is literally found anywhere where volcanic activity of some form has occurred, and even then it can be found outside of volcanic areas.
It looks like graphite. Does it write on stuff?Somewhat
It doesn't look like obsidian.It doesn't really seem like coal, it's perfectly black and very shiny. Though I don't know much about gems and such, so I can't be sure.
I can't tell from the low quality pictures, but what about coal?
You could try your hand at crafting an arrowhead...Its a little small for that. About the size of a nickel and a dime side by side. Is there any way it would have cash value, such as getting it shaped into a gem? Or is that not worth the time?
It's obsidian with a mixture of either/or iron and magnesium giving the reddish tinge.So it's pretty much worthless?
