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Ando	#1 Posted on 10-10-2011 14:03
Offline Moderator Posts: 294 Joined: 17.03.11 Gender: male Warnings:	This thread is for discussions related with MP synchronized scripts. All scripts are located in: MP synchronized object/helper scripts Edited by Ando on 21-04-2014 20:22


Chavez_US	#2 Posted on 23-10-2011 10:38
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	Ando, or anyone... These scripts (for whip trap, punji pits, etc..) are placed in your mapname/data/mapname/scripts folder?, and assigned to the helpers in the scene? Also, do these need to be converted to .c files? Some of these downloads are in notepad format... Thank you for any help. Rich (Chavez_US) Edited by Chavez_US on 22-10-2011 20:08


KostiCZ	#3 Posted on 23-10-2011 10:38
Offline Moderator Posts: 1091 Joined: 15.03.11 Gender: male Age: 47 Warnings:	Ofcourse, it must be .c, simply rename. Place them in your script folder and assign to objects in level.c script Signature________________________________________________ 2LT William Theolinus "KostiCZ" Boner Jr. LRRP Squad Baker, Delta Team


Chavez_US	#4 Posted on 23-10-2011 10:38
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	KostiCZ wrote: Ofcourse, it must be .c, simply rename. Place them in your script folder and assign to objects in level.c script Thank You KostiCZ


KostiCZ	#5 Posted on 23-10-2011 10:38
Offline Moderator Posts: 1091 Joined: 15.03.11 Gender: male Age: 47 Warnings:	Chavez_US wrote: KostiCZ wrote: Ofcourse, it must be .c, simply rename. Place them in your script folder and assign to objects in level.c script Thank You KostiCZ Don't forget to use automatic global variable system in your coop script, without it these scripts cannot work. Signature________________________________________________ 2LT William Theolinus "KostiCZ" Boner Jr. LRRP Squad Baker, Delta Team


Chavez_US	#6 Posted on 23-10-2011 10:38
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	Has anyone had success with the "trip flare" and synchronizing it will all clients? If so, please post. I would like to take an old map from 6 years ago that i had made, to release a night mission... Chavez_US


KostiCZ	#7 Posted on 23-10-2011 10:40
Offline Moderator Posts: 1091 Joined: 15.03.11 Gender: male Age: 47 Warnings:	Chavez_US wrote: Has anyone had success with the "trip flare" and synchronizing it will all clients? If so, please post. I would like to take an old map from 6 years ago that i had made, to release a night mission... Chavez_US Ask Ando, he made script for tripflare and we successfuly tested it. It works with no problems. Signature________________________________________________ 2LT William Theolinus "KostiCZ" Boner Jr. LRRP Squad Baker, Delta Team


Ando	#8 Posted on 23-10-2011 11:16
Offline Moderator Posts: 294 Joined: 17.03.11 Gender: male Warnings:	Yes I have. But its not very user friendly now, because in editor must place trip flare object + light + glow for every trip flare. Second version is under construction too but its with some problems now.


Chavez_US	#9 Posted on 25-10-2011 17:29
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	Ok, so let me get this right. First i need to replace my Coop.c with this "COOP script with automatic global variable system" Then i need to add the other scripts in the data folder "Ie whiptrap". Then i need to place the whip trap out of view (outside the borders of my map). Then i use a dummy, script helper, or MP helper? This will go on the surface of the terrain. The script is assigned to that helper object. Then when i F8-F9 it will work in the editor, and when i finalize, it will work on all clients. Is this accurate? Also i need clarification on the dummy, script helper, or MP helper, which one is it? Chavez_US


Ando	#10 Posted on 25-10-2011 20:50
Offline Moderator Posts: 294 Joined: 17.03.11 Gender: male Warnings:	Chavez_US wrote: Ok, so let me get this right. First i need to replace my Coop.c with this "COOP script with automatic global variable system" correct Chavez_US wrote: Then i need to add the other scripts in the data folder "Ie whiptrap". Yes, you must place that trap script to you map scripts folder Chavez_US wrote: Then i need to place the whip trap out of view (outside the borders of my map). Then i use a dummy, script helper, or MP helper? This will go on the surface of the terrain. The script is assigned to that helper object. for "Whip trap script for random places" is 2 objects: 1. trap object 2. tree object shortly: tree objects is defining random places for trap. When you start map then script will choose randomly one tree and add there a trap. Trap script must be added to trap object. I have also easier version on that trap but its not posted now. Main difference is that there is only one object ( trap with tree as in official SP version) and trap will be always in same position. And of course you can add more those traps. So, if you are interested then I will watch it over and post it. Chavez_US wrote: Then when i F8-F9 it will work in the editor, and when i finalize, it will work on all clients. Is this accurate? It will work correctly only with mode script. I normally test my staff with editor (Game > Game menu > Multiplayer > Lan Create ..)


Intruder	#11 Posted on 25-10-2011 21:36
Offline Moderator Posts: 523 Joined: 23.05.11 Warnings:	Ando; just a detail but... For your ATGCoop script, I would change the ATGCOOP name to ATGCoop, to keep the same Vietcong/Pterodon's "typo chart"... Intruder
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Chavez_US	#12 Posted on 26-10-2011 08:41
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	Thank you for clarification Intruder...i will add this feature and test it...


Intruder	#13 Posted on 28-10-2011 10:13
Offline Moderator Posts: 523 Joined: 23.05.11 Warnings:	About the curve sound... Hmmm, I tested "this" years ago but now my brain is enable to find back the solution (it's a real mess inside! lol)... - click and drag your pink camera to next position ...how to do that? I can't select my pink camera anymore... lol Thank you! Intruder


Ando	#14 Posted on 28-10-2011 16:34
Offline Moderator Posts: 294 Joined: 17.03.11 Gender: male Warnings:	Intruder wrote: About the curve sound... Hmmm, I tested "this" years ago but now my brain is enable to find back the solution (it's a real mess inside! lol)... - click and drag your pink camera to next position ...how to do that? I can't select my pink camera anymore... lol Thank you! Intruder You cant select it visibly but click and drag somewhere on screen should move the camera ( if "move" button is turned on on camera editor, not toolbar move) Edit: - normal drag = move on X, Y plane - shift + drag = move on X axis - control + drag = move on Y axis - shit + control + drag = move on Z axis Edited by Ando on 28-10-2011 16:40
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Chavez_US	#15 Posted on 30-10-2011 22:49
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	I Downloaded your Automated Global Variables Coop script, and just added basic respawn points for US Coop, and 1 single VC next to a hideout and behind some large rocks...I F8-F9-File save. Then i set my parameters for the game time. And selected custom script (AutomatedGlobalVariableCoop). When i went to finalize i got a preprocessing error: line 7 message: symbol '\n' expected after '#include' command I am adding scripts one at a time to make sure they work first, and i cant get the first basic "AutomatedGlobalVariables" script to work... I have the script opened, and i cannot see why it is giving me this error to begin with... Rich (Chavez_US)


KostiCZ	#16 Posted on 30-10-2011 23:41
Offline Moderator Posts: 1091 Joined: 15.03.11 Gender: male Age: 47 Warnings:	Can you post here line 7 with include command? It means something missing there... Signature________________________________________________ 2LT William Theolinus "KostiCZ" Boner Jr. LRRP Squad Baker, Delta Team


Chavez_US	#17 Posted on 31-10-2011 00:05
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	KostiCZ wrote: Can you post here line 7 with include command? It means something missing there... For some reason my text editor has to convert each C script to normal line endings, and its working properly. But now after modifying the level.c script (by adding the whip_trap script to the level.c script), i am getting this single error: [prim expr] symbol 'SC_P_GetHeadPos' declaration expected. The editor is having problems with these lines and throwing me the error: for (j=0;j<i_items;j++) { SC_P_GetHeadPos(list[j], &head_pos); Rich (Chavez_US) Edited by Chavez_US on 31-10-2011 00:28


KostiCZ	#18 Posted on 31-10-2011 07:35
Offline Moderator Posts: 1091 Joined: 15.03.11 Gender: male Age: 47 Warnings:	Chavez_US wrote: KostiCZ wrote: Can you post here line 7 with include command? It means something missing there... For some reason my text editor has to convert each C script to normal line endings, and its working properly. But now after modifying the level.c script (by adding the whip_trap script to the level.c script), i am getting this single error: [prim expr] symbol 'SC_P_GetHeadPos' declaration expected. The editor is having problems with these lines and throwing me the error: for (j=0;j<i_items;j++) { SC_P_GetHeadPos(list[j], &head_pos); Rich (Chavez_US) Put line: *extern void SC_P_GetHeadPos(dword pl_id, c_Vector3 pos);** somewhere in your header of script, with another definitions (outside of main and other functions). Or use new version of sc_global.h, there are all of these definitions done. Edited by KostiCZ on 31-10-2011 07:36 Signature________________________________________________ 2LT William Theolinus "KostiCZ" Boner Jr. LRRP Squad Baker, Delta Team


Ando	#19 Posted on 31-10-2011 07:44
Offline Moderator Posts: 294 Joined: 17.03.11 Gender: male Warnings:	As KostiCZ said, use latest sc_global.h file. It should be with latest SDK. And you can find it example on vietcong-coop.net Edited by Ando on 31-10-2011 07:47


Chavez_US	#20 Posted on 01-11-2011 04:27
Offline Member Posts: 109 Joined: 20.08.11 Warnings:	Just downloaded the latest sdk from vietcong-coop.net, then I tried the newest scglobal.h Header file in the dev/compiler/inc and received a assembler error... Ando, could you please send me a copy of your latest DauTien level.c file? I am not sure if i put the lines of code (for the whiptraps) in the right places...i want to compare my code placements to yours so i can learn from my scripting mistakes... Rich (Chavez_US) Edited by Chavez_US on 01-11-2011 05:05

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