Yeah, I did it that way. It required some editing too lol you didn't include entitygroups
Yeah, that's a testing hook... a quick way to give feed back that it didn't work.Sphereii, this is what it says when you try to hire an NPC, but can't afford it:
It's not a big deal, but not sure if it's intended or not.
Yeah, I did it that way. It required some editing too lol you didn't include entitygroups
I left that up to you, i just spawn em in for testing. Hope that gives you some more variety, and im not averse to feedback about the animations as it is my first attempt at using mixamo and unity. :smile-new:Sphereii, this is what it says when you try to hire an NPC, but can't afford it:
It's not a big deal, but not sure if it's intended or not.
Yeah, I did it that way. It required some editing too lol you didn't include entitygroups
I still haven't met any of your NPCs. I hope I didn't screw it up somehow.
Probably not at the moment, since SDX must compile it separately and from what I understood, Darkness Fall is a mod which already comes with its own pre-compiled library that does not include this mod, so you can't really have both mods working together. But this could change sometime in the future with DMT modding tool which is a successor of SDX and unlike SDX, DMT works by changing memory on the fly rather than by compiling the library, but maybe Sphereii could provide more accurate information.
In df 17.2 experimental i was able to spawn them in with the f6 from console, not sure about 17.3. Khaine had added the npc code for testing.
Honestly, at first I was looking forward to using DMT / Harmony, but when you said that the changes will make this mod incompatible with most of the mods that currently run on SDX, it made me feel sad, because I have a lot of mods installed and yes some of them use SDX.. Does this all mean that I will have to wait for all the modders to update their SDX mods to DMT mods first if I want this to be compatible with the rest of my favorite mods?
Let me see if I can clarify to ease your worries. As a player, you will not have to do anything.
Rest easy friend, everything will be all good, and this will be transparent to you. When the NPCs go into feature-lock for SDX, then if modders wanted new versions, they'll jump on the DMT wagon. They'll have to do that for A18 anyway
Ok, so SDX mods are only those that contain .cs scripts, right? I checked the set of mods I am using and wanted to use for a while and figured out that they mostly consist of your SDX mods, a lot of modlets which I believe will be compatible, but it also contains Guppycur's Vehicle Madness SDX mod and this mod contains a script called MortSpawner.cs. Now, maybe I'm wrong, but I believe this is an old script coded by someone who worked on Starvation, a very talented coder, but unfortunately no longer active in modding scene here. So even if we were allowed to update the script to be fully compatible with DMT, what are the chances that someone will be actually willing to do that? I mean, there's not many modders who actually know how these things work. I kinda wish I knew how to code these mods, I would help with updating if I was allowed to, because I also want to keep playing with that mod myself.Rest easy friend, everything will be all good, and this will be transparent to you. When the NPCs go into feature-lock for SDX, then if modders wanted new versions, they'll jump on the DMT wagon. They'll have to do that for A18 anyway
And I just finished testing the NPC mods with all the new changes against SDX, and aside from some code fixes, it's working.
SDX were mods that include XML XPath, PatchScripts and Scripts.Ok, so SDX mods are only those that contain .cs scripts, right? I checked the set of mods I am using and wanted to use for a while and figured out that they mostly consist of your SDX mods, a lot of modlets which I believe will be compatible, but it also contains Guppycur's Vehicle Madness SDX mod and this mod contains a script called MortSpawner.cs. Now, maybe I'm wrong, but I believe this is an old script coded by someone who worked on Starvation, a very talented coder, but unfortunately no longer active in modding scene here. So even if we were allowed to update the script to be fully compatible with DMT, what are the chances that someone will be actually willing to do that? I mean, there's not many modders who actually know how these things work. I kinda wish I knew how to code these mods, I would help with updating if I was allowed to, because I also want to keep playing with that mod myself.
I'm sorry for keeping you from doing other things you wanted to do, I just wanted to say that I hope that most mods will be really compatible with DMT out of the box and won't need to be updated, because some authors of the scripts used in currently popular mods are no longer active in the modding scene here, so we could hardly expect them to come back and update their scripts to be compatible with DMT. Of course it would be awesome if they did, but that's very unlikely to happen and it would be shame if we lost those creations with no chance to preserve them for the future versions of the game.
It happened in the past, just like with that awesome fishing mod for A16 which wouldn't work in A17. Same author who coded that MortSpawner script which is currently used in Guppy's car mod.
Those types of scripts die off when the modder leaves the community, usually between alphas. Moving between tools isn't as drastic, since most of the modders are still active, and only a few write scripts anyway.I'm sorry for keeping you from doing other things you wanted to do, I just wanted to say that I hope that most mods will be really compatible with DMT out of the box and won't need to be updated, because some authors of the scripts used in currently popular mods are no longer active in the modding scene here, so we could hardly expect them to come back and update their scripts to be compatible with DMT. Of course it would be awesome if they did, but that's very unlikely to happen and it would be shame if we lost those creations with no chance to preserve them for the future versions of the game.
It seems like health loss is still an issue.