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Lav 说:

"outer_terrain_steppe" is the identifier of a scene. It is referenced in the script as "scn_outer_terrain_steppe". Scene identifiers must be unique.

You have two scenes with identical identifiers - therefore, the second is ignored.

What you need is to make two entries with different names, like "outer_terrain_steppe_a" and "outer_terrain_steppe_b" for example. Then in the script, instead of selecting a specific steppe scene, you need to generate a random number and pick one of the available scenes depending on this random value.

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Caba`drin 说:

Your other alternative to setting up multiple scenes would be try to use the Warband Script Enhancer, as it adds operations that allow you to manipulate the hex code of a single scene in-game.

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scene_set_flags         = 4500 #(scene_set_flags, <scene_no>, <flags>), #Sets <scene_no>'s flags to <flags>
scene_set_water_level   = 4501 #(scene_set_water_level, <scene_no>, <water_level_fixed_point>), #Sets <scene_no>'s water level to <water_level_fixed_point>
scene_set_bounds        = 4502 #(scene_set_bounds, <scene_no>, <min_x_fixed_point>, <min_y_fixed_point>, <max_x_fixed_point>, <max_y_fixed_point>), #Sets <scene_no>'s bounds to (<min_x_fixed_point>, <min_y_fixed_point>) and (<max_x_fixed_point>, <max_y_fixed_point>)
scene_set_outer_terrain = 4503 #(scene_set_outer_terrain, <scene_no>, <outer_terrain_mesh_name>), #Sets <scene_no>'s outer terrain to <outer_terrain_mesh_name>
scene_set_terrain_seed  = 4504 #(scene_set_terrain_seed, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator terrain seed to <value>
scene_set_river_seed    = 4505 #(scene_set_river_seed, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator river seed to <value>
scene_set_flora_seed    = 4506 #(scene_set_flora_seed, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator flora seed to <value>
scene_set_deep_water    = 4507 #(scene_set_deep_water, <scene_no>, <value>), #Enables or disables terrain generator deep water for <scene_no>
scene_set_place_river   = 4508 #(scene_set_place_river, <scene_no>, <value>), #Enables or disables terrain generator river placement for <scene_no>
scene_set_disable_grass = 4509 #(scene_set_disable_grass, <scene_no>, <value>), #Enables or disables terrain generator grass placement for <scene_no>
scene_set_valley_size   = 4510 #(scene_set_valley_size, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator valley size to <value> (0-127)
scene_set_hill_height   = 4511 #(scene_set_hill_height, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator hill height to <value> (0-127)
scene_set_ruggedness    = 4512 #(scene_set_ruggedness, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator ruggedness to <value> (0-127)
scene_set_vegetation    = 4513 #(scene_set_vegetation, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator vegetation to <value> (0-127)
scene_set_size          = 4514 #(scene_set_size, <scene_no>, <x>, <y>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator map size to (<x>, <y>) (0-1023)
scene_set_region_type   = 4515 #(scene_set_region_type, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator region type to <value> (0-15)
scene_set_region_detail = 4516 #(scene_set_region_detail, <scene_no>, <value>), #Sets <scene_no>'s terrain generator region detail to <value> (0-3)

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Lav 说:

DJK83 说:

Second, when you remove the random flag, and force it to load the exact terrain you've made (which is what I've resorted to at the moment), is it possible to make it choose between several different terrain codes that you've pre-made for it?

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Perfectly possible. Find the script which picks the random battleground and change it to your heart's content.

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[],[], "outer_terrain_steppe"),
  ("random_scene_plain",sf_generate|sf_auto_entry_points,"none", "none", (0,0),(240,240),-0.5,"0x0000000229602800000691a400003efe00004b34000059be", "0x00000003ac0042800007d9f7000005cf00004b34000059be"

Lumos 说:

Search for iron sights kit or sth around the forum. There was one created, it does exactly what you want.

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xenoargh 说:

Medieval archers didn't look down the arrows, btw.  They didn't use the modern stance; they used totally different methods to draw and loose.  Warband's actually pretty inaccurate that way, but so are all the movies.  I presume players would hate it if they used the real draw / loose style... because 99% of them have never seen how it was actually done, so it looks "weird".

And while some crossbows had a lattice for aiming and a rough guide for ballistics, most didn't.  More importantly, the aiming procedure for anything past 30 meters or so with either weapon would make trying to aim it like a gun a fairly unpleasant experience.  I'd really hate having the crossbow model block most of my sight picture as I aimed up enough to correct for gravity for a distance shot, for example.  There's  huge difference between doing it IRL and doing it in a game, in terms of how it feels, because games don't deal with parallax anything like correctly.

In short, doing either thing in a way that would make FPS "iron sights" enthusiasts happiest would both be unrealistic and ahistorical, and, in the case of crossbows, rather unhelpful in terms of accuracy- which isn't realistic; medieval crossbowmen could achieve pretty decent accuracy IRL if they were well trained.

Aaaaanways... that two cents aside, you could do it with either by making relatively small adjustments to the current animations.

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