Recent content by MountainBlade

That guy is such a massive tool. I actually hate him more for the way he talks than any errors he makes.

As we learn how to win...with the broadsword

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Nah, I have a clan tag before it. You can blame Mephisto. He thought it was my contract.

Why are you pretending to be me?

Don't think it's any of that either. You can put it in a fresh version of the ms and build that to be sure...otherwise I don't know

What the hell? Did you make any other changes in the MS, because I can't imagine all that happening because of one little relationa check 

I think that's hardcoded.

Positions have 4 dimensions then? This would be the operation for getting the look direction?

position_get_rotation_around_z  = 740 # (position_get_rotation_around_z,<destination>,<position_no>), #rotation around z axis is returned as angle

Multiplayer tutorial: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,94854.0.html

Items aren't defined at one place. I think the models are associated with the texture in the resource file (brf). The item stats are in module_items and that's where you give the item a model too. As for giving them to multiplayer factions, I haven't look into this yet. Try digging in the server and client events (see above tutorial).

Disabling single player is easy. In module_game_menus go to the very first menu
("start_game_0",menu_text_color(0xFF000000)|mnf_disable_all_keys,
    "Welcome, adventurer, to Mount and Blade: Warband. Before beginning the game you must create your character. Remember that in the traditional medieval society depicted in the game, war and politics are usually dominated by male members of the nobility. That does not however mean that you should not choose to play a female character, or one who is not of noble birth. Male nobles may have a somewhat easier start, but women and commoners can attain all of the same goals -- and in fact may have a much more interesting if more challenging early game.",
    "none",
    [],
    [
    ("continue",[],"Continue...",
      [(jump_to_menu, "mnu_start_game_1"),
        ]
      ),
      ("go_back",[],"Go back",
      [
        (change_screen_quit),
      ]),
    ]
  ),
Comment out the red part and change the green part into an explanation that your module is mp only.

("castle_start_siege",
      [
          (this_or_next|party_slot_eq, "$g_encountered_party", slot_center_is_besieged_by, -1),
          (            party_slot_eq, "$g_encountered_party", slot_center_is_besieged_by, "p_main_party"),
          (store_relation, ":reln", "$g_encountered_party_faction", "fac_player_supporters_faction"),
          (lt, ":reln", 0),
          (lt, "$g_encountered_party_2", 1),
          (call_script, "script_party_count_fit_for_battle","p_main_party"),
          (gt, reg(0), 5),
          (try_begin),
            (party_slot_eq, "$g_encountered_party", slot_party_type, spt_town),
            (assign, reg6, 1),
          (else_try),
            (assign, reg6, 0),
          (try_end),
          ],
      "Besiege the {reg6?town:castle}.",
      [
        (assign,"$g_player_besiege_town","$g_encountered_party"),
        (store_relation, ":relation", "fac_player_supporters_faction", "$g_encountered_party_faction"),
        (val_min, ":relation", -40),
        (call_script, "script_set_player_relation_with_faction", "$g_encountered_party_faction", ":relation"),
        (call_script, "script_update_all_notes"),
        (jump_to_menu, "mnu_castle_besiege"),
        ]),

The red part checks your relation. Comment that out.

Edit: in module_game_menus

GetAssista said:

MountainBlade said:

agent_get_look_position is returning the position of the agent for some reason. How exactly is it supposed to work?

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direction of look

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Yeah but how is it expressed? I was explained that the engine draws a line from the middle of your sight until it hits something and then gives you the coordinates of that object. This can't be right if it returns your own coordinates. So how does it store your look direction and in what part of the position variable?

agent_get_look_position is returning the position of the agent for some reason. How exactly is it supposed to work?

What do you want exactly? There is an operation for it.

mouse_get_position             = 75  # (mouse_get_position, <position_no>), #x and y values of position are filled

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then you can just use that position or use

position_get_x                  = 726 # (position_get_x,<destination_fixed_point>,<position_no>), #x position in meters * fixed point multiplier is returned
position_get_y                  = 727 # (position_get_y,<destination_fixed_point>,<position_no>), #y position in meters * fixed point multiplier is returned

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to get the separate x and y values.

So if I understand right: If the operation is not lhs then all used variables must already be assigned.
If the operation is lhs then the very first variable does not have to be assigned before.

I'm guessing this version wasn't quite ready for release yet. Not that that will stop us 

Can you explain what lhs means? Looking at the list I'm guessing it's any operation that does more than return a pass/fail?

MISHO, that's just another oversight. This MS works for warband.

Edit: another small oversight
multiplayer_send_message_to_server  = 388 # (multiplayer_send_int_to_server, <message_type>),