Address Changer;//name---------------------------------------
  40;//identifier
  -1;//map type to place to -1=any map 0=> type from areas.dat
  0;//plot_object class
  46;//object definition number
  0;//number of objects to be placed
  0;//location type, 0=random, 1=distance min(parameter1) max(parameter2) from player start, 2=distance min(parameter1) max(parameter2) from object parameter0, 3=coordinates [parameter0, parameter1] (0=min, 1=max)  vary location=parameter2
  0.000000;//location parameter0
  0.000000;//location parameter1
  0.000000;//location parameter2
  0;//show on radar 0=does not show, 1=show on scanner, 2=show even without scanner
  0;//particle to shown on radar
  none;//radiate sound
  -1.000000;//time to delete object in milliseconds, -1=don't delete
  0;//trigger event by 0=player click, 1=player near, 2=near or click, 3=map creation (try to avoid any creature specific effects when using this, also does not check conditions), 4=interval parameter1
  0;//trigger event parameter1
  1;//show help text for conditions
  begin_effects_block;
  none;//event text
    use.wav;//sound, none for nothing
    2;//vanishes after event, 0=no, but cannot be reused, 1=vanishes, 2=no, and can be reused
    begin_conditions;
    end_conditions;
    begin_effects;
    52;//effect number	
      1.000000;//parameter1
      0.000000;//parameter2
      0.000000;//parameter3
      0.000000;//parameter4
    62;//effect number	
      1.000000;//parameter1
      0.000000;//parameter2
      0.000000;//parameter3
      0.000000;//parameter4
    35;//effect number	- Enables restore player's inventory
      96.000000;//parameter1
      1.000000;//parameter2
      0.000000;//parameter3
      0.000000;//parameter4
    end_effects;
  end_effects_block;

Restore players Inventory;//name
  96;//identifier
  1;//run without calling (set to 0 if you use the script for example as a wield script)
  0;//call position, 0=player location, 1=mouse location
  0;//calling creature 0=player, 1=creature nearest to the mouse, 2=player controlled creature
  50;//run every n milliseconds
  none;//message
    0;//message type, 0=quick message, 1=journal
  none;//sound, none for nothing
  0;//delay script for n seconds after conditions met
  1;//disabled after first use, 0=no, 1=yes
  begin_conditions;
  end_conditions;
  begin_effects;
    52;//effect number 
      0.000000;//parameter1
      0.000000;//parameter2
      0.000000;//parameter3
      0.000000;//parameter4
     end_effects;

Address Transporter 1;//name---------------------------------------
  40;//identifier
  -1;//map type to place to -1=any map 0=> type from areas.dat
  0;//plot_object class
  46;//object definition number
  0;//number of objects to be placed
  0;//location type, 0=random, 1=distance min(parameter1) max(parameter2) from player start, 2=distance min(parameter1) max(parameter2) from object parameter0, 3=coordinates [parameter0, parameter1] (0=min, 1=max)  vary location=parameter2
  0.000000;//location parameter0
  0.000000;//location parameter1
  0.000000;//location parameter2
  0;//show on radar 0=does not show, 1=show on scanner, 2=show even without scanner
  0;//particle to shown on radar
  none;//radiate sound
  -1.000000;//time to delete object in milliseconds, -1=don't delete
  1;//trigger event by 0=player click, 1=player near, 2=near or click, 3=map creation (try to avoid any creature specific effects when using this, also does not check conditions), 4=interval parameter1
  0;//trigger event parameter1
  1;//show help text for conditions
  begin_effects_block;
  none;//event text
    use.wav;//sound, none for nothing
    2;//vanishes after event, 0=no, but cannot be reused, 1=vanishes, 2=no, and can be reused
    begin_conditions;
    38;//condition - Detects what value the bar is
      5.000000;//condition parameter0 - The address bar number (change this for different addresses)
      0.000000;//condition parameter1
    end_conditions;
    begin_effects;
   21;//effect number
      -1.000000;//parameter1 - Keep this as -1 to make life easier
      5.000000;//parameter2 - Change this to the plot_object the player will transport to
      0.000000;//parameter3 - Change this to 1 if you want nearby creatures to be transported too
      0.000000;//parameter4
    end_effects;
  end_effects_block;

  
  1;//weapon class number
    1;//can use the weapon class (0=cannot, 1=can)
    creature0.png;texture name
    2;//row that contains the 4 weapon frames
    1.000000;//weapon_x
    27.000000;//weapon_y
  2;//weapon class number
    1;//can use the weapon class (0=cannot, 1=can)
    creature0.png;texture name
    2;//row that contains the 4 weapon frames
    1.000000;//weapon_x
    27.000000;//weapon_y
  3;//weapon class number
    1;//can use the weapon class (0=cannot, 1=can)
    creature0.png;texture name
    2;//row that contains the 4 weapon frames
    1.000000;//weapon_x
    27.000000;//weapon_y

"Admiral" said:
I don't suppose there is a way to disable item CLASS dropping? (I know you can disable individual item dropping in player races.dat) but any way of blocking the dropping of many different items? Or disable dropping items altogether?

"Aegis" said:
edit2: erm new problem: i made some simple graphics (desk chairs usw.) and in the map editor they are fine but ingame they have these realy anoying small white borders. someone knows how to get rid of them?

"anruca" said:
Hi ya people.
I have a question that has been bugging me for some time now. Is it possible to have a player that in different maps changes into something els? like in the Wazzal 2 The Final Down on planets to be in human form and in space to be in a ship.
Well can there be more than 2? like to change your ship into another one? exchange it. Or maybe to be perfected?
Is that possible to change from one into another character? but to have different things?
For example to have one ship and if it is destroyed to use the second one???

34=change player race into parameter1

"Quanrian" said:
The only way to keep your textures from blending is to use plot objects instead and simply tile them. I know it's tiresome, but blending is something automatically done to the terrain and it can't be toggled off. You might be able to get away with just placing a plot object over the sections that blend to give it that sharper look you seem to be going for.

"MageKing17" said:
You could also try making the "sidewalk" terrain only part of the tile, and have the edges of the tile be grass or whatever so that the sharp lines are outside the area the engine automatically blends.

"KArthur90" said:
Yeah... The sidewalk would take the whole map across, as each map is a piece of road or a road crossing. Can't I change layers or sth?

Or...... Maybe do a huge prop that only covers the terrain's blending while the rest of the sidewalk is actually terrain?

 *    *   *   ||  *   *    *  
 *    *   *   ||  *   *    *    
 *    *   *   ||  *   *    *   
 *    *   *   =   =   =    =   
 *    *   *   *   *   *    *   
 *    *   *   *   *   *    *   

Real Secs;//name
  6;//identifier
  6;//bar type, 0=normal, 1=show body temperature, 2=show number of items parameter0, 3=show wielded weapon ammo, 4=show armor, 5=show carry weight, 6=show seconds from game start
    0;//parameter0
  1;//visible (only applicable for player's bars)
  0;//visible on enemies
    1;//show number
...
    1;//blue color component for maximum

  in game secs;//description
  5;//specialty 
    0;//difficulty level
    none;//message
    6.000000;//parameter0
    0.000000;//parameter1
    60.000000;//parameter2
    50.000000;//parameter3
  60segs=to0segs
  7;//specialty
    0;//diff lv
    none;//message
    6;//par0
    99.99999;//par1
    6;//par2
    -60;//par3

"Redemption" said:
I tried messing around with the sidewalk problem for a bit, and I've come up with a solution: use the blending system against itself!
Basically, what I've done is put two tiles against each other in the editor, then played the game to take a screenshot of them blending. After that I used paint (curse you, non-working photoshop!) to cut out the tiles with the blending going on. I then put the new, pre blended, tiles next to each other to see how it worked out. The engine blended the tiles which were already blended, and the whole thing cancelled itself out.

3secs;//name
  1;//identifier
  1;//run without calling (set to 0 if you use the script for example as a wield script)
  0;//call position, 0=player location, 1=mouse location
  0;//calling creature 0=player, 1=creature nearest to the mouse, 2=player controlled creature
  0;//run every n milliseconds
  none;//message
    0;//message type, 0=quick message, 1=journal
  none;//sound, none for nothing
  0;//delay script for n seconds after conditions met
  0;//disabled after first use, 0=no, 1=yes
  begin_conditions;
    3;//condition
      6.000000;//condition parameter0
      3.000000;//condition parameter1
  end_conditions;
  begin_effects;
    17;//effect number
      0.000000;//parameter1
      0.000000;//parameter2
      6.000000;//parameter3
      0.000000;//parameter4
    4;//effect number
      10.000000;//parameter1
      0.000000;//parameter2
      4.000000;//parameter3
      0.000000;//parameter4
  end_effects;
60min;//name
  2;//identifier
  1;//run without calling (set to 0 if you use the script for example as a wield script)
  0;//call position, 0=player location, 1=mouse location
  0;//calling creature 0=player, 1=creature nearest to the mouse, 2=player controlled creature
  0;//run every n milliseconds
  none;//message
   

Standard DayNight Shift;//name---------------------------------------------------------------------
1;//identifier
0;//can be a random map
432;//light oscillate time
  0;//light r phase shift
  0;//light g phase shift
  0;//light b phase shift
  1.0;//light r amplitude
  1.0;//light g amplitude
  1.0;//light b amplitude
  0.8;//light max r
  0.7;//light max g
  0.7;//light max b
  0;//light min r
  0;//light min g
  0;//light min b
-2.0;//night temperature
2.0;//day temperature
1;//maximum wind speed
-1;//rain particle, -1=no rain
300;//rain_particle_life_min
800;//rain_particle_life_max
30000;//rain_probability (the bigger the number, the more unlikely the rain)
300;//rain_time_min
1800;//rain_time_max
  begin_effects_block;
  end_effects_block;
start_of_terrains;
end_of_terrains;
start_of_night_sounds;
end_of_night_sounds;
start_of_day_sounds;
end_of_day_sounds;
start_of_props;
end_of_props;

"Redemption" said:
I tried messing around with the sidewalk problem for a bit, and I've come up with a solution: use the blending system against itself!
Basically, what I've done is put two tiles against each other in the editor, then played the game to take a screenshot of them blending. After that I used paint (curse you, non-working photoshop!) to cut out the tiles with the blending going on. I then put the new, pre blended, tiles next to each other to see how it worked out. The engine blended the tiles which were already blended, and the whole thing cancelled itself out.