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Can anyone tell me what is the name of the main menu sound file?
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I think it's main_theme.mp3 or .ogg
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No such thing in music/sound folder, sir.
Go to Unofficial Tutorials->Modopedia Sticky->Multiplayer->Equipment.
I'd post the link, but I'm in a rush.
I'd post the link, but I'm in a rush.
HannibalTheCannibal
Sergeant at Arms
Oh, crap, I guess I shouldn't be digging for answers when I'm tired. No, I don't have Thorgrim's map editor, is there a way to get the location codes without it?GetAssista said:
@GetAssista, thanks for confirming. I may just end up leaving battle size to a variable that can be set in a camp options, rather than monkeying with simulating a battle or what have you.
But, of course I am back with another question that I've been beating my head against a wall about for a good number of hours.
I am trying to add a presentation to fire prior to a field battle that is triggered by the selection of one of the options from the menu that comes up from the party encounter...once finished with the presentation, the player would begin the battle/mission as before.
So, I modified the menu option mno_encounter_attack within mnu_simple_encounter to call a presentation. So far so good: clicking the appropriate menu option brings up the presentation. Within the presentation, I set it up the end stage as the presentations are set up for custom battles, using jump_to_scene and (change_scene_mission) etc. The problem is, clicking to exit the presentation skips the battle and goes to the conclusion menu, which in turn acts as if you immediately retreated. My code for the menu option, and then presentation are in the spoiler below:
Might anyone know what I'm missing? I rearranged nearly every bit possible to no avail.
But, of course I am back with another question that I've been beating my head against a wall about for a good number of hours.
I am trying to add a presentation to fire prior to a field battle that is triggered by the selection of one of the options from the menu that comes up from the party encounter...once finished with the presentation, the player would begin the battle/mission as before.
So, I modified the menu option mno_encounter_attack within mnu_simple_encounter to call a presentation. So far so good: clicking the appropriate menu option brings up the presentation. Within the presentation, I set it up the end stage as the presentations are set up for custom battles, using jump_to_scene and (change_scene_mission) etc. The problem is, clicking to exit the presentation skips the battle and goes to the conclusion menu, which in turn acts as if you immediately retreated. My code for the menu option, and then presentation are in the spoiler below:
Code:
("encounter_attack",
[
(eq, "$encountered_party_friendly", 0),
(neg|troop_is_wounded, "trp_player"),
],
"Charge the enemy.",
[
(assign, "$g_battle_result", 0),
(assign, "$g_engaged_enemy", 1),
(party_get_template_id, ":encountered_party_template", "$g_encountered_party"),
(try_begin),
(eq, ":encountered_party_template", "pt_village_farmers"),
(unlock_achievement, ACHIEVEMENT_HELP_HELP_IM_BEING_REPRESSED),
(try_end),
(call_script, "script_calculate_renown_value"),
(call_script, "script_calculate_battle_advantage"),
(set_battle_advantage, reg0),
(set_party_battle_mode),
(try_begin),
(eq, "$g_encounter_type", enctype_fighting_against_village_raid),
(assign, "$g_village_raid_evil", 0),
(set_jump_mission,"mt_village_raid"),
(party_get_slot, ":scene_to_use", "$g_encounter_is_in_village", slot_castle_exterior),
(jump_to_scene, ":scene_to_use"),
(else_try),
(eq, "$g_encounter_type", enctype_catched_during_village_raid),
(assign, "$g_village_raid_evil", 0),
(set_jump_mission,"mt_village_raid"),
(party_get_slot, ":scene_to_use", "$g_encounter_is_in_village", slot_castle_exterior),
(jump_to_scene, ":scene_to_use"),
(else_try),
(set_jump_mission,"mt_lead_charge"),
(call_script, "script_setup_random_scene"),
(try_end),
(assign, "$g_next_menu", "mnu_simple_encounter"),
(jump_to_menu, "mnu_battle_debrief"),
(change_screen_mission),
]),
Code:
("encounter_attack_2",
[
(eq, "$encountered_party_friendly", 0),
(neg|troop_is_wounded, "trp_player"),
(neq, "$g_encounter_type", enctype_fighting_against_village_raid),
(neq, "$g_encounter_type", enctype_catched_during_village_raid),
],
"TEST.",
[
(assign, "$g_battle_result", 0),
(assign, "$g_engaged_enemy", 1),
(assign, "$g_next_menu", "mnu_simple_encounter"),
(start_presentation, "prsnt_prebattle_orders"),
]),
Code:
("prebattle",0, mesh_load_window,[
(ti_on_presentation_load,
(position_set_y, pos1, 700),
(create_text_overlay, reg1, "@TESTING...", tf_center_justify|tf_single_line|tf_with_outline),
(overlay_set_color, reg1, 0xFFAAAAAA),
(position_set_x, pos1, 270),
(overlay_set_position, reg1, pos1),
(presentation_set_duration, 999999),
]),
(ti_on_presentation_run,
[
(try_begin),
(this_or_next|key_clicked, key_space),
(this_or_next|key_clicked, key_enter),
(key_clicked, key_left_mouse_button),
(presentation_set_duration, 0),
(call_script, "script_calculate_renown_value"),
(call_script, "script_calculate_battle_advantage"),
(set_battle_advantage, reg0),
(set_party_battle_mode),
(set_jump_mission,"mt_lead_charge"),
(jump_to_menu, "mnu_battle_debrief"),
(call_script, "script_setup_random_scene"),
(change_screen_mission),
(else_try),
(this_or_next|key_clicked, key_escape),
(this_or_next|key_clicked, key_back_space),
(key_clicked, key_right_mouse_button),
(jump_to_menu, "$g_next_menu"),
(presentation_set_duration, 0),
(try_end),
]),
]),Might anyone know what I'm missing? I rearranged nearly every bit possible to no avail.
Grendal-777
Veteran
Finally got a working code on my faction specific prop problem, thank you Somebody for your help!
Here it is, its probably pretty "dirty" (I am new to M&B pythoning) but it works.
This code limits your access to a prop if your not in the coded faction (for multiplayer):
edit: cleaned up code as pointed out by Somebody below (thanks!) and put in spoiler above.
Here it is, its probably pretty "dirty" (I am new to M&B pythoning) but it works.
This code limits your access to a prop if your not in the coded faction (for multiplayer):
Code:
check_damage_self = (ti_on_scene_prop_use,
[
(store_trigger_param_1, ":agent_id"),
(multiplayer_is_server),
(agent_get_player_id,":player_no",":agent_id"),
(try_begin),
(player_get_team_no, ":team", ":player_no"),
(team_get_faction, ":faction_no", ":team" ),
(eq, ":faction_no", "fac_kingdom_1"),
(try_begin),
(player_is_active, ":player_no"),
(store_agent_hit_points, ":player_hp", ":agent_id", 1),
(val_sub, ":player_hp", 10), #hp to subtract
(agent_set_hit_points, ":agent_id", ":player_hp", 1),
(display_message, "@You were damaged!"),
(try_end),
(try_end),
])check_damage_self = (ti_on_scene_prop_use,
[
(store_trigger_param_1, ":agent_id"),
(multiplayer_is_server),
(agent_get_player_id,":player_no",":agent_id"),
(player_is_active, ":player_no"),
(try_begin),
(player_get_team_no, ":team", ":player_no"),
(team_get_faction, ":faction_no", ":team" ),
(eq, ":faction_no", "fac_kingdom_1"),
(store_agent_hit_points, ":player_hp", ":agent_id", 1),
(val_sub, ":player_hp", 10), #hp to subtract
(agent_set_hit_points, ":agent_id", ":player_hp", 1),
(display_message, "@You were damaged!"),
(try_end),
])
[
(store_trigger_param_1, ":agent_id"),
(multiplayer_is_server),
(agent_get_player_id,":player_no",":agent_id"),
(player_is_active, ":player_no"),
(try_begin),
(player_get_team_no, ":team", ":player_no"),
(team_get_faction, ":faction_no", ":team" ),
(eq, ":faction_no", "fac_kingdom_1"),
(store_agent_hit_points, ":player_hp", ":agent_id", 1),
(val_sub, ":player_hp", 10), #hp to subtract
(agent_set_hit_points, ":agent_id", ":player_hp", 1),
(display_message, "@You were damaged!"),
(try_end),
])
edit: cleaned up code as pointed out by Somebody below (thanks!) and put in spoiler above.
No problem. Next time indent your code. In addition, since none of the code should fail above the faction check with a valid player, put the try_begin statement above that. player_is_active should be directly after agent_get_player_id, so you don't need the additional try_begin/end statement.Grendal-777 said:
Caba`drin said:
Does this show up when you "retreat"? If so, you've messed up some variables when returning to the menu. Try (assign, "$g_engaged_enemy", 0), if you cancel the presentation - which might make the game think it's a new encounter or something.
Code:
(else_try),
(eq, "$g_battle_result", 0),
(str_store_string, s11, "@You have retreated from the fight."),
(try_end),Turanien
Hail! I am struggling to set the fog colour correctly with this parameter:
(set_fog_distance, <distance_in_meters>, [fog_color]),
The distance is behaving itself but I am struggling to find a suitable working colour. As far as I'm aware, it ought to be hex (0xFF...) but I cannot get it to work. I am always presented with this colour fog:
Edit: Perhaps the distance isn't function correctly at all. I'm struggling to see any marked change in the depth.
(set_fog_distance, <distance_in_meters>, [fog_color]),
The distance is behaving itself but I am struggling to find a suitable working colour. As far as I'm aware, it ought to be hex (0xFF...) but I cannot get it to work. I am always presented with this colour fog:
Edit: Perhaps the distance isn't function correctly at all. I'm struggling to see any marked change in the depth.
And your code being ...?Turanien said:
Fog works great here, both in MB and WB.
Turanien
GetAssista said:
Ah! Damn, I am assaulting you in two locations at once.
I am using Yoshiboy's time-of-the-day script. Here's an example from it:
Code:
(ti_before_mission_start, 5, 0, [],
[
#(assign,reg1,"$g_daytime"),
#(display_message,"@client time is: {reg1}"),
#(scene_set_day_time, "$g_daytime"),
(store_current_scene,":current_scene"),
(try_begin),
(eq,":current_scene","scn_dnieper"),
(set_fog_distance,1),
(set_rain,2,100),
(assign,"$g_time_of_day",1),
(else_try),
....1) you did not put color.Turanien said:
2) it does not work from ti_before_mission_start AFAIR, it works right inside mission, dynamically.
In fact, it's pretty convenient in scenebuilding to make a set of invis scene props that generate specific fog in their ti_on_scene_prop_init trigger. Then just place needed prop in edit mode and fog is there instantly, so you can choose which one is better
Turanien
GetAssista said:
Yes, it was the colour that I had issue with so I left it out for the time being. I will try your suggestions, thank you.
Edit: Thank you ever so much, my friend! It worked a treat when placing it in a scene prop.
Somebody said:
If I'm understanding you correctly, no, the presentation doesn't show up again on retreat. It appears when it should, but simply skips the mission and proceeds to the menu that should follow the mission...since $g_battle_result is still 0, as it is set when the mission starts, the debrief window claims I retreated from the battle. Clearing out of that window correctly goes back to the encounter menu, too. Changing it so the encounter variables are only set from inside the presentation did not help the situation, either. Let me know if I misunderstood you though and you meant something else.
I did have another thought, however, that works with little pain. Whether the presentation completes or is canceled will set a variable. Rather than going to the mission directly, following the presentation the player will return to the encounter menu. The variable set during the presentation will change the menu options...and from the menu, the mission begins.
Sinisterius
Sinisterius said:
Sinisterius
Thank you.
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