I'm working on having hampa add some stuff to the .povs that Toribash generates to do this:
The idea is to have the .povs record which joints are in what state (Normal, Fractured, or Dismembered) and color them purple if fractured or the same color as the blood if dismembered.
The .povs would also record where the disqualification circle(s) are, which would be displayed as the same color as the Normal colored joints.
Yay
The idea is to have the .povs record which joints are in what state (Normal, Fractured, or Dismembered) and color them purple if fractured or the same color as the blood if dismembered.
The .povs would also record where the disqualification circle(s) are, which would be displayed as the same color as the Normal colored joints.
Yay
Hi. I used to be a damn good mod (wayback 2008 and earlier) and then veb made me not a mod.
Been playing competitive Team Fortress 2.
Been playing competitive Team Fortress 2.
I dig your first person camera 
I was never too good with matrix math and all that shit, but it seems you are :P
Well done
And while you're convincing hampa to do that shit, convince him to send the scores through a new macro as well, would be fun to make a scoreboard behind the fighters
I was never too good with matrix math and all that shit, but it seems you are :P
Well done
And while you're convincing hampa to do that shit, convince him to send the scores through a new macro as well, would be fun to make a scoreboard behind the fighters
Last edited by claxor; Jul 31, 2007 at 03:42 PM.
i must ask this but how do u get them to have there joints look matalicy like that is it awsome
Originally Posted by Dexter
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I tried out your first .inc, and this error came up:
#declare joint=joint+1;
Wouldn't that just send it into an infinite loop?
#declare joint=joint+1;
Wouldn't that just send it into an infinite loop?
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Originally Posted by parkermauney
I tried out your first .inc, and this error came up:
#declare joint=joint+1;
Wouldn't that just send it into an infinite loop?
At the beginning of the .inc, do:
#declare joint=0;
In the macro, it starts with joint=joint+1, so the first time that the macro runs it is on joint 1, which is PlayerA's neck. It does this for every Joint(<stuff>) line it sees in the .pov. So this means that the first 20 times it runs (for joint<21), it is rendering PlayerA's joints, and for 21-40 it is rendering PlayerB's joints.
Hi. I used to be a damn good mod (wayback 2008 and earlier) and then veb made me not a mod.
Been playing competitive Team Fortress 2.
Been playing competitive Team Fortress 2.
