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  1. Caba`drin

    In Progress Siege Troop Assignments Mixing Infantry and Archers Together and Treating All Groups Like Infantry on AI

    Yep, seeing this currently on e1.4. Cavalry mixed in, too.
  2. Caba`drin

    Resolved beta e1.4.1 Control groups are all mixed together in some siege battle

    I'm seeing this in the non-beta branch e1.4, too. Even with no custom groups, in offensive sieges I participate in, I have 3 mixed groups all acting as infantry. Archers won't even shoot.
  3. Caba`drin

    MOVED: Putting a mod weapon in a later version of said mod

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  4. Caba`drin

    Modding Q&A [For Quick Questions and Answers]

    Yes it is seconds.

    More detail:
    Caba`drin 说:
    A trigger in mission templates (and in module_triggers for that matter) takes the following form
    First Part: how often the trigger is checked, either in seconds* or as a hard-coded event such as "ti_on_agent_hit"
    Second part: the delay, in seconds*, between reading the conditions block and executing the consequences block. This does not work if you are using a "word"/hard-coded event interval, such as "ti_on_agent_hit"
    Third part: the re-arm delay, in seconds*, between when the consequences block was finished and when the trigger can be checked again. A special re-arm delay "ti_once" is used for triggers that should only complete themselves (have their condition pass and then execute their consequence) once and then never fire again.
    Fourth part: the conditions block, always executed when the trigger is called
    Fifth part: the consequences block, only executed if the conditions block does not fail, and after the delay interval has passed.
    *Note, unlike other numbers in the module system, the 3 intervals/delays of triggers do NOT need to be integers.

    In practice, it looks like this:
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     (10, 2, 60,
   [
    (eq, 1, 1),
   ],
   [
    (val_add, "$global_variable", 10),
   ]),
    In this instance, the check interval is every 10 seconds, so the trigger will be checked every 10 seconds. The delay interval is 2 seconds, so if the conditions block is true, the consequences block will fire 2 seconds later. The re-arm interval is 60 seconds, so after the conditions block is found to be true, it will be one minute until this trigger can be checked again.

    The conditions block is a simple equality test 1==1, that will always pass, so the consequences block will always fire 2 seconds after the trigger is checked. The consequences block then takes a global variable and increments it by 10.

    Timed Triggers
    Understanding the check interval/delay/re-arm intervals of timed triggers can be tricky so here is an illustration:
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    (2, 1, 3, [<a condition that sometimes fails, sometimes passes>],
   [
    #some consequences
   ]),

    This trigger, like all timed triggers with a check interval >0, will start to be checked around the first 1 second of the mission:
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    Second      Event   
1                Trigger checked; condition fails--apply check interval (+2 seconds)
3                Trigger checked; condition fails--apply check interval (+2 seconds)
5                Trigger checked; condition passes--apply consequence delay (+1 second)
6                Consequence fires and completes--apply check interval (+2); apply re-arm delay (+3)
11              Trigger checked; condition fails--apply check interval (+2 seconds)
13              Trigger checked; condition passes--apply consequence delay (+1 second)
14              Consequence fires and completes--apply check interval (+2); apply re-arm delay (+3)
19              Trigger checked....
    So, although we have specified a "check interval" of 2 seconds, we see that the trigger is not checked only on even seconds; instead it is checked in seconds 1, 3, 5, 11, 13, 19.

    If one wants a completely "scheduled" trigger, both consequence and re-arm delays cannot be used.

    Two Triggers of the Same Type/Interval
    When there are two triggers of that have the same check interval (be that in seconds, or on an event ti_*) the order they appear in the mission template matters. The trigger that appears first in the template will fire first, followed by the next trigger of the same interval, and so on. That means if you have two triggers that fire ti_on_agent_spawn, the one that appears in the file first will execute before the second one.

    Triggers near the beginning of a Mission
    Logically, the trigger ti_before_mission_start takes place before the scene is set up and before agents are spawned into the scene. Next, spawning takes place before any other triggers fire--ti_on_agent_spawn triggers are the only triggers firing at this point. Next, ti_after_mission_start triggers fire, as well as any triggers with a check interval of 0 (every frame) as the mission timer starts. Event-based triggers will not be called until their ti_* event occurs; other timed triggers begin being called somewhere in the first second of the mission, though after ti_after_mission_start triggers and every frame (check interval 0) triggers.

    If you have triggers that do not need to fire that close to mission start, adding something like
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    (store_mission_timer_a, reg0),(gt, reg0, <second-to-start-checking>),
    to the conditions block will help ease the CPU load at mission start.

    Neither ti_before_mission_start nor ti_after_mission start need "ti_once" in their re-arm delay as they will only ever fire one time.

    To summarize, at the start of a mission we have:
    ti_before_mission_start
    --Spawning-- (ti_on_agent_spawn)
    --Time Begins--
    ti_after_mission_start & triggers with check intervals of "0" (which fire @ a mission time of approximately 0.2 seconds)
    --Timed Triggers (still within the first 1 second of the mission)
    --Event-based triggers
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  5. Caba`drin

    MOVED: Started Own Kingdom, Game Thinks I'm Still Vassal

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  6. Caba`drin

    MOVED: Direct x7 on Mac?

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  7. Caba`drin

    MOVED: i cant see some servers my friend see's

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  8. Caba`drin

    Is Companion AI Moddable?

    NeverUseCavalry 说:
    When I try to start the game with the provided shortcut, it says I do not have a valid product key.  I put in the product key provided by Steam and it rejects it.
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    Apologies for the problems. You could try converting your serial with this: http://www2.taleworlds.com/en/Account/ConvertSerial and using what this Taleworlds site generates.

    I'll also check if there's something that's changed with Steam and WSE compatibility.
  9. Caba`drin

    Is Companion AI Moddable?

    NeverUseCavalry 说:
    The problem I had, though, is that when I installed the latest version of PBOD + Diplomacy with WB 1.168, I got a bunch of red error messages all the time while playing.  It didn't seem to impact my game in any way other than the error messages being annoying, but I was afraid down the line it would.  Is it safe to ignore the error messages?
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    This is most likely due to not starting the game with the Warband Script Enhancer (WSE) shortcut, but just starting the game normally. You need to use the new shortcut the installer should have created.
  10. Caba`drin

    MOVED: Can't equip sword that I made using Morgh's editor

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  11. Caba`drin

    Modding Q&A [For Quick Questions and Answers]

    Well, I mean, you could look at what the script calls...

    It initializes merchants, noble families, relationships between lords and between kingdoms, initial economy/prosperity levels, and simulates a chunk of game history in terms of wars/relationship developments.
    Additionally, any triggers and simple triggers with 0 or very small check intervals will run.
  12. Caba`drin

    Is Companion AI Moddable?

    I believe I've responded to one of your posts before, NeverUseCavalry, but I'm not certain...in any case, this along with many similar (and toggle-able) adjustments are available in PBOD and it's merger with Diplomacy, or their joint implementation in mods like Floris and Silverstag.

    The way this particular script works isn't entirely as you indicate, but largely so. Rather than timing, it checks that the agent (actor/soldier/whatever word you want to use) is currently in combat, and then that it has 3 enemies that are, on average, within 5 meters. If they are in battle and the 3 closest enemies are within 5 meters (on average), a lancer or a spearman or an archer will switch to side-arms melee weapons.

    As all my codes are open source, you'd be free to adjust it to your liking of course.
  13. Caba`drin

    MOVED: Any way to buy Ladies' clothes in Native?

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  14. Caba`drin

    MOVED: HELP! Characters not saving and deleting themselves

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  15. Caba`drin

    2016 U.S. Presidential Elections: The Circus Is In Full Swing

    While I can't speak for Mage, my understanding is that part of the frustration around this type of counter-Clinton argument draws from the fact (bah, I wish I could find that article back now) that "I just don't trust her" tends to be tied strongly with her "her-ness". (And, as Mage indicated, similar language has routinely shown up as guise for peoples issues with Obama's race.)

    On a broader level, it goes to the devoid-of-worth horse-race media-frenzy of reporting that gets people thinking about garbage like "he's a guy I would have a beer with", rather than discussing actual, feasible policy alternatives.
  16. Caba`drin

    Modding Q&A [For Quick Questions and Answers]

    Quintillius 说:
    The agent isn't turning because of a clash with me. He's constantly turning in a fight (lead_charge template). It looks like there's a hardcoded element which makes him look at the enemy.
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    A very, very frequent call of agent_set_position will definitely work. You could try agent_set_scripted_destination_no_attack, combined with agent_set_is_alarmed, though, too.
  17. Caba`drin

    The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

    Axii definitely should quell their spikes for a time. Dodge when they turn red--they're about to attack. And fast strikes, not heavy strikes, to get them as much as you can while their spikes are down. Then dodge after a few hits, and repeat.
  18. Caba`drin

    2016 U.S. Presidential Elections: The Circus Is In Full Swing

    Though my favorite Trump related poll is an academic endeavor that shows the most reliable predictor of Trump-support is support for authoritarianism. Gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling of hope and faith in humanity.  (Link)
  19. Caba`drin

    OSP Code Combat [WRECK] in-battle command calling

    You could simplify your word recognition (and make it more easily extensible) using WSE's string functions:
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    str_equals                                = 2600 #(str_equals, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<case_insensitive>]), #Fails if <string_1> is not equal to <string_2>
str_contains                              = 2601 #(str_contains, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<case_insensitive>]), #Fails if <string_1> doesn't contain <string_2>
str_starts_with                           = 2602 #(str_starts_with, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<case_insensitive>]), #Fails if <string_1> doesn't start with <string_2>
str_ends_with                             = 2603 #(str_ends_with, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<case_insensitive>]), #Fails if <string_1> doesn't end with <string_2>
str_is_alpha                              = 2604 #(str_is_alpha, <string_1>, [<index>]), #Fails if character [<index>] of <string_1> isn't alphabetic. If [<index>] is not defined or is -1, the entire string is checked
str_is_digit                              = 2605 #(str_is_digit, <string_1>, [<index>]), #Fails if character [<index>] of <string_1> isn't a digit. If [<index>] is not defined or is -1, the entire string is checked
str_is_whitespace                         = 2606 #(str_is_whitespace, <string_1>, [<index>]), #Fails if character [<index>] of <string_1> isn't whitespace. If [<index>] is not defined or is -1, the entire string is checked
str_length                                = 2607 #(str_length, <destination>, <string_1>), #Stores the length of <string_1> into <destination>
str_index_of                              = 2608 #(str_index_of, <destination>, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<start>], [<end>]), #Stores the index of the first occurrence of <string_2> in <string_1> into <destination>. Search bounds can be specified with [<start>] and [<end>]
str_last_index_of                         = 2609 #(str_last_index_of, <destination>, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<start>], [<end>]), #Stores the index of the last occurrence of <string_2> in <string_1> into <destination>. Search bounds can be specified with [<start>] and [<end>]
str_get_char                              = 2610 #(str_get_char, <destination>, <string_1>, [<index>]), #Stores the numeric value of the [<index>]th character in <string_1> into <destination>
str_to_num                                = 2611 #(str_to_num, <destination_fixed_point>, <string_1>, [<use_fixed_point_multiplier>]), #Stores the numeric value of <string_1> into <destination_fixed_point>. Decimal values will be rounded to integers, for more precision set [<use_fixed_point_multiplier>] to non-zero
str_compare                               = 2612 #(str_compare, <destination>, <string_1>, <string_2>, [<case_insensitive>]), #Stores the relationship between <string_1> and <string_2> into <destination> (-1: s1 < s2, 0: s1 = s2, 1: s1 > s2)
str_split                                 = 2613 #(str_split, <destination>, <string_register>, <string_1>, <delimiter>, [<skip_empty>], [<max>]), #Splits <string_1> using <delimiter> into a range of string registers, starting from <string_register>, storing [<max>] substrings at most (default = unlimited), ignoring empty (zero length) substrings if [<skip_empty>] (default = false). Stores the amount of substrings split into <destination>
str_sort                                  = 2614 #(str_sort, <string_register>, [<count>], [<case_insensitive>], [<descending>]), #Sorts a range of [<count>] string registers starting from <string_register>
str_store_lower                           = 2615 #(str_store_lower, <string_register>, <string_1>), #Stores the lowercase version of <string_1> into <string_register>
str_store_upper                           = 2616 #(str_store_upper, <string_register>, <string_1>), #Stores the uppercase version of <string_1> into <string_register>
str_store_trim                            = 2617 #(str_store_trim, <string_register>, <string_1>, [<trim_mode>]), #Stores the whitespace trimmed version of <string_1> into <string_register>. [<trim_mode>]: 0 (default) = trim leading and trailing, 1 = trim leading, 2 = trim trailing
str_store_replace                         = 2618 #(str_store_replace, <string_register>, <string_1>, <string_2>, <string_3>), #Stores <string_1> into <string_register>, replacing occurrences of <string_2> with <string_3>
str_store_md5                             = 2619 #(str_store_md5, <string_register>, <string_1>), #MD5 encrypts <string_1> and stores it into <string_register>
str_store_substring                       = 2620 #(str_store_substring, <string_register>, <string_1>, [<start>], [<length>]), #Stores a substring of <string_1> into <string_register>, starting from [<start>]. If [<length>] is not specified, everything on the right of <start> will be used
str_store_reverse                         = 2621 #(str_store_reverse, <string_register>, <string_1>), #Stores the reverse of <string_register> into <string_1>
str_store_join                            = 2622 #(str_store_join, <string_register>, <start_string_register>, <count>, [<delimiter>]), #Joins <count> string registers starting from string register <start_string_register>, using [<delimiter>] (default = empty string) and stores them into <string_register>
str_store_replace_spaces_with_underscores = 2623 #(str_store_replace_spaces_with_underscores, <string_register>, <string_1>), #Stores <string_1> into <string_register>, replacing all spaces with underscores
str_store_replace_underscores_with_spaces = 2624 #(str_store_replace_underscores_with_spaces, <string_register>, <string_1>), #Stores <string_1> into <string_register>, replacing all underscores with spaces
str_store_multiplayer_profile_name        = 2625 #(str_store_multiplayer_profile_name, <string_register>, <profile_no>), #Stores <profile_no>'s name into <string_register>
str_store_face_keys                       = 2626 #(str_store_face_keys, <string_register>, <face_key_register>), #Stores the string representation of <face_key_register> into <string_register>
str_store_module_setting                  = 2627 #(str_store_module_setting, <string_register>, <setting>), #Stores the string value (empty if not found) of <setting> in module.ini into <string_register>
str_store_server_password_admin           = 2628 #(str_store_server_password_admin, <string_register>), #Stores the server administrator password into <string_register>
str_store_server_password_private         = 2629 #(str_store_server_password_private, <string_register>), #Stores the server private player password into <string_register>
str_store_overlay_text                    = 2630 #(str_store_overlay_text, <string_register>, <overlay_no>), #Stores <overlay_no>'s text into <string_register>
str_store_player_ip                       = 2631 #(str_store_player_ip, <string_register>, <player_no>), #Stores <player_no>'s IP address into <string_register> (works only on servers)
str_store_game_variable                   = 2632 #(str_store_game_variable, <string_register>, <variable>), #Stores the string value (empty if not found) of <variable> in game_variables.txt into <string_register>
str_store_skill_name                      = 2633 #(str_store_skill_name, <string_register>, <skill_no>), #Stores the name of <skill_no> into <string_register>
str_store_float                           = 2634 #(str_store_float, <string_register>, <fp_register>, [<precision>]), #Stores the string representation of <fp_register> into <string_register> showing [<precision>] decimal digits at most
str_sanitize                              = 2635 #(str_sanitize, <string_register>), #Removes invalid characters from <string_register>
str_store_item_id                         = 2636 #(str_store_item_id, <string_register>, <item_no>), #Stores the id of <item_no> into <string_register>
str_is_integer                            = 2637 #(str_is_integer, <string_1>), #Fails if <string_1> isn't a valid integer
  20. Caba`drin

    what engine did MB 202/warrider use?

    Blender is not a game engine. Blender is a 3-D modeling tool.

    I assume it was an early version of the M&B custom engine the game has always run on.
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