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Yes but it also made it impossible to mount or driveAh right, that doesn't quite match Guns Of Icarus either..
You should put boobs in your thumbnailsBut what to fill the videos with?
dying light was my favorite game to come out in 2015.Fair enough i guess.
i really hope hellraid gets continued because i loved dying lights gameplay
An Important AnnouncementSteam Discussion topic created by a dev on 21st of May, 2015.
Dear Hellraid fans,
We would like to officially announce that our dark fantasy FPP game Hellraid will not be released this year as previously planned, and the development of the game has been put on hold.
In the recent months we conducted an internal brown townysis and came to the conclusion that Hellraid, in its current shape and form, is not meeting our own expectations for this project. Therefore, we decided the best course of action would be to send it back to the drawing board and invent our dark fantasy title anew.
In the meantime, we will consolidate our development resources and focus on further expansion of our Dying Light franchise.
We wish to thank all our fans for your support – you’re the best!
Not exactly.I actually thought there were 8 slots for images due to this in the Quick Reference Manual for Torquescript:
There are 8 mountpoints, yes. Where an image is mounted to depends on the datablock's mountpoint value.
When it comes to actually mounting them, there's only 4 slots. The slot it's mounted to does not affect where it visually shows up. Just which trigger activates it.
The difference between the two is that there's 8 mountpoints, and 4 image slots. Image slots are function, mountpoints are form. You can even have multiple images on the same mountpoint.
Now, a solution to your problem. Since you plan on using an invisible tiny player in the left hand anyway, there's actually no need to fuss with which slot it's in anyway. The invisible left hand player isn't going to be emoting or equipping hats. Mounting players uses separate slots from mounted images.
Do not confuse slots with mount nodes. A shape can have up to 32 mount nodes, but onlyBut after some testing i actually noticed i could only get to mount to 0 to 2. (Actually 3, might have done something wrong tho...)
has eight mount slots. Mount nodes are points on the mesh used by the shape while slots
are used to track how many objects and images are mounted to a shape.
The problem with this is that he wants to make a dual wielding system. Doing stuff like that would require making a duplicate image for every weapon and detecting how to get it to fire with those functions, based on how the weapon already functions.There are a max of 8 slots to choose from, i can make it compatible. :)
I think hats use slot 2 and emotes use slot 3. So either way, it's going to be incompatible with something.
you can try using a hacky method instead like setImageAmmo or setImageLoaded to trigger the swingingI am just trying to figure out why mount slot 1 specifically is faulty like this.
If I remember you actually can't force triggers on Players, it'll go back to what the player was doingI am forcing the trigger on images mounted to the player.
function Armor::onTrigger (%data, %player, %slot, %io)
{
%noParent = 0;
if (%player.isEquipping)
{
%noParent = 1;
if (%io)
{
if (%slot == 4) //JET
{
%player.mountImage(%player.equipImage, 1);
%player.client.bottomPrint("You equipped the item to your Jet key.",100,1);
}
else if (%slot == 0 || %slot == 1) //FIRE
{
%player.mountImage(%player.equipImage, 0);
%player.client.bottomPrint("You equipped the item to your Fire key.",100,1);
}
}
}
else if (%slot == 0 || %slot == 1)
{
%noParent = %data.redirectTrigger(%player, 0, %io);
}
else if (%slot == 4)
{
%noParent = %data.redirectTrigger(%player, 1, %io);
if (%player.getMountedImage(1) != 0)
{
%noParent = 1;
%player.setImageTrigger(1, %io);
}
}
if (!%noParent)
Parent::onTrigger(%data, %player, %slot, %io);
}
//TRACKING
function ShapeBase::setImageTrigger(%player, %slot, %io)
{
echo("SET IMAGE TRIGGER DOING: PLAYER" SPC %player SPC "| SLOT" SPC %slot SPC "| IO" SPC %io);
Parent::setImageTrigger(%player, %slot, %io);
}