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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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Name a city, for example.
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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And what should its name be? I mean, what name should be used that isn't a scripted name from its stats...
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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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Name in the properties tree.
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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It doesn't change for me there... Or rather, I just can't open that name. And it happens with many tabs. I open Shared by pressing Enter and clicking on the button that appears, and something similar happens...

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Oh, I get it. I needed to expand the tree view field.)

Thanks!

And after entering the scripts, the map editor started crashing very, very often... What could be causing this?
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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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The script editor, the one in the map editor, is very unstable. It has ruined many people's progress. It's better to edit scripts, for example, in Notepad. If you continue to use it, it might even corrupt the map.
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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RedHeavenHero
The script editor, the one in the map editor, is very unstable. It has ruined many people's progress. It's better to edit scripts, for example, in Notepad. If you continue to use it, it might even corrupt the map.

Ouch... That's something... Okay, we'll make five copies of the map and spread them around in different places and on flash drives)

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 And how can I set fog or light on a separate area of the map? (region)
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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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There are point light sources: `pointLights`. Each object has a corresponding tab.
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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Thank you! And what about the fog?
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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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Solid or with effects, but the latter isn't very good.
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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Where can I get the first one?
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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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In the map lighting properties, there is DistanceFog.
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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Okay, thanks)

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Uff... I've done a little, and there's so much to figure out...

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And how are operations with quests performed in general? How do you assign/remove a quest?

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Apparently, no one is in a hurry to answer... well, okay :(

If anyone decides to help, I have a problem - the console in the game complains about this function:

function day () I=i+1; end;

Where is the error?
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RedHeavenHero
11 years ago
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How are quest operations actually performed? How do you assign/remove a quest?
There is information about quests in the editor manual. They can be created either through the editor or using scripts.
If anyone decides to try, I have a problem - the console in the game complains about this function:

function day()
I=i+1;
end;

Where is the error?
It depends on what you want it to do.
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MasteR
11 years ago
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Valerichek
How are operations with quests actually performed? How do you assign/remove a quest?

If anyone decides to help, I have a problem - the console in the game complains about this function:

function day()
I=i+1;
end;

Where is the error?

There was a detailed explanation about quests (Objectives) somewhere here.

Regarding the function. For it to work correctly, the variable i must at least be initialized at the beginning; otherwise, it doesn't make sense. Also, I suspect that it should have been I=I+1, not I=i+1;

I and i are different variables.

That is, it should be approximately like this:

I=*some value*

function day()
   I=I+1;
end;
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Valerichek
11 years ago
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Regarding the function. For it to work correctly, the variable `i` must be initialized at the beginning; otherwise, it doesn't make sense. And in general, I suspect that it should have been `I=I+1`, not `I=i+1`. `I` and `i` are different variables. So, it should be something like this: ``` I=*some value* function day () I=I+1; end; ``` Ah... damn. I understand. It's just that in programming, case usually doesn't matter. I'll keep that in mind.
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