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Modifié par Estelindis, 05 juillet 2011 - 02:11 .
Modifié par Estelindis, 05 juillet 2011 - 02:11 .
Estelindis wrote...
Maybe I would, Jenna, but the truth is that I tend to just make them as my module or Andarian's Sanctum series needs them. I don't really make them with a Vault head pack in mind. I'll email the head to you soonest anyhoo!

Modifié par Estelindis, 05 juillet 2011 - 05:11 .
Estelindis wrote...
Thanks to Amethyst Dragon's advice, I have made the throwing shoes as grenade-like items that go whizzing through the air! You can grab the file on this page; it's a separate download from the bottle-clubs, to keep things tidy. I don't think the use-item script for the throwing shoe works as a spell impact script, so I'll leave that to others to work out. In fact, there's no impact at all with this grenade; I leave others to figure out what impact they'd prefer. It should be mentioned that the models are modified assets by Lisa/DLA. The male shoe is the blacksmith's from 1.69 and I believe the girl's shoe belongs to one of the dragon dress-robes (I just had to remodel it to only shoe the shoe, without any foot inside).
In the item properties menu, you can find the throwing shoes as "left foot" and "right foot" respectively (just the handiest tlk entries I could find at a glance).
PS: Here is a screenie of the shoe in action!
TheSpiritedLass wrote...
TSMDude, are you still planning on doing some scripting?
Estelindis wrote...
Kisses? Awesome!<3 *returns kisses on both cheeks*
I'm ever so glad you like it. I just made a small change to the model of the women's shoe as there was a tiny bug (invisible to most folks, I expect). Update is available on the same page I linked before.
If I ever do get around to making broken bottle weapons, I reckon they should be treated as daggers rather than clubs, by the way. They wouldn't do bludgeoning damage, after all! Thoughts?
To be fair, Bannor, I owe pretty much all of them to you. *giant hugs*Bannor Bloodfist wrote...
As always, you never cease to amaze me with your skills Este.
Well, having actually had a glass broken over my head once in a barfight, I don't need to go to the movies! It was certainly bludgeoning damage, though it seems my skull was thick enough not to be particularly hurt. ;-D The whole, unbroken bottle-clubs represent the bludgeoning damage end of things. However, my understanding is that sometimes a thug will break the end of a bottle and use the resultant jaggedy ends as a piercing/slashing weapon. I do know, however (from friends' personal experience rather than my own fights), that this often works better on the screen than in real life. A friend's would-be opponent once injured no one but himself when he went to break the end off a bottle, as the whole thing shattered and cut his hand.Bannor Bloodfist wrote...
I would recommend watching some old western movies, anything with a bar brawle (sp?). Most times, a bottle does more bluddeoning damange than anything else. After first impact, it could be considered a rather bad knife edge, depending on the luck of the person holding it on whether or not it completely shattered or left them with something to hold onto.
In the movies, the bottles always leave the neck with a jagged edge that the person holding it, can use to threaten the other party involved in the fight. Anyway, bottles are typically used to knock someone out, not cut them up. Bust the bottle over the head of the person being attacked, OR break the bottle against a table and use the remaining bits as a rough knife.
Modifié par TheSpiritedLass, 22 février 2012 - 08:25 .