where can define a recoil force? i looked at the gamtools, but could not find it

I never thought the '7' and '9' working too, that is great.

Thanks, Duper
i know how to shake the enviorment around the ship in dallas, there is a command for in misc
but do you know if i can define this recoil force in dallas, i hope the ship can do this whenever it collide a object or even wall.

Darkside Heartless wrote:How do I make a ship shake like when you shoot the MD? I thought it was recoil force, but that just sends you into reverse. Anyone?

what is this "recoil force" anyway, where i can define it when the ship collide with a object?

To change player direction or just any object, go to object mode {ctrl-G}. Select the object of interest in Current room view. Use your number pad like you do for rooms to change its position and direction. i tried this too, but i could not see any changes in directions, the green arrows of player ...

unfortunately, i could not find a function can get player's name in osiris_import.h.
I wanna record and display pilot names, but havenot got a clue yet.

Interceptor6 wrote:Just increment a Uservar when you hit the object. I don't think there's a way you can display it on screen though.

you can display a Uservar as HUD msg, by using functions like "Shows a HUD message [message][integer]". be sure you have "%d" in your message string.

the way of pressing '3' works very well. what i need is only apply it to every room with same times of '3' key pressing. i tried to change the facing direction of the player object too, but I cannot change them. what i did was place it at the center of the current coordinate, then press '3' to turn ...

got it, thank you guys. I made a mistake, the face in new room is slight different than the face i want to attach to. After i corrected this, all the methods you guys told me are working perfectly. Now i got another stupid question, :P I made a mistake that my level is on the orientation of vertical ...

Thanks, Duper this makes more sense than what i have been doing, i can import a room much easier now. but the orientation is still a problem, it alway tends to attach at YZ plane while my original room is in XZ. i tried this "snap", it makes the attach more proper, but doesnot change the orientation ...

this might be a stupid question, but i could not find a clue after a full afternoon trying. I import a room into a new level, then i built another, how could i import the second on into the current level? what i know is copy in this room in the "world view" window, then use "place in mine" to paste ...

There is one can convert IT to player name(DLLPPic_GetPilot), in the <gamedll_header.h>.
I tried it, but only got compile errors.

Can i get a player name as a string? i want show it as an HUD message. The IT seems not helpful, it is just a integer.

reference the bottom window of your dallas dialog, you may find what errors happen there.

Thanks to Robo, Good to see you here. I learned the basic from your site, it is really nice. Thanks to Kyouryuu too, those tutorials are great. you guys are brilliant. After reading in there a few months ago, i wrote an email to ask you a few questions, but neither of your emails appearing there ...

There are a few more overridable functions extracted from table.gam, i got them by following your idea, thanks,;) Seeker, sixgun, stinger, humonculous, sickle, Chemicalball, Hateptmc, EvaderModA, JoshBell GBPowerUp, Sparky, Mantaray, Barnswallow SpyHunter, FireAtDist Actually I think overriding ...

That makes sense for How the Proxmine works. Thanks, Int. I never did any weapons, but i guess it also needs to be defined how to behave in Dallas every time when you use them. I like the idea of overriding functions, this probably makes a custom robot more like the original one. Could you tell me ...

Thanks, but this thread did say what i want. I exported the Proxmine.oof and table.gam item out and make a new .mn3, then i use this robot in my level, just like what Jon did, but the new mines in my level are only standing there without doing anything. I have to shoot them to die. I write a script ...

Can we build such instruction files for custom Robots?

I'm a newbie of D3E, and I wonder how the proxmine works. It is a quite simple object, and it does not have any gunpoint. But you know, when you hit it, it would explode and cover a very large range. I check the tablefile of this item, but nothing there. Is there anything in script which is doing ...

Do lighting before you put the custom in, you probably won't get your object see-through.

Hi,Thunderbird, there are still a few links in Beginner.htm not valid, Could you have a look if there is anything wrong with it.

Thanks,