Don't forget to check out the Video Walkthrough tutorial also found on the site or directly on the youtube channel found here: http://www.youtube.c...ser/DJMarshallV
Modifié par Marshall V, 21 octobre 2011 - 01:30 .
Legends AI Plugin
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Marshall V
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Posté 21 octobre 2011 - 01:28
Marshall V
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The Legends AI plugin has been released and can be found at http://www.nwn2legends.com
Don't forget to check out the Video Walkthrough tutorial also found on the site or directly on the youtube channel found here: http://www.youtube.c...ser/DJMarshallV
Don't forget to check out the Video Walkthrough tutorial also found on the site or directly on the youtube channel found here: http://www.youtube.c...ser/DJMarshallV
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Posté 21 octobre 2011 - 08:35
painofdungeoneternal
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That looks pretty slick.
It looks like you are just using plugins as a UI to set variables.
How hard is that to set up?
I've got quite a few custom variables with my CSL system - bitwise values on triggers and areas for example which would be very nice if a end user could just click water, cold, hot, acid, etc. and the toolset would set the proper bitwise flags. Also have been looking at my own AI options.
Kind of been thinking that if something like that was configured via xml or ini files it would add a lot of options for us scripters to make things easy for the toolset users. Each script project could provide files, the toolset could read them and in game you get pulldown menus, check boxes and fields and don't have to deal with anything more complicated.
It looks like you are just using plugins as a UI to set variables.
How hard is that to set up?
I've got quite a few custom variables with my CSL system - bitwise values on triggers and areas for example which would be very nice if a end user could just click water, cold, hot, acid, etc. and the toolset would set the proper bitwise flags. Also have been looking at my own AI options.
Kind of been thinking that if something like that was configured via xml or ini files it would add a lot of options for us scripters to make things easy for the toolset users. Each script project could provide files, the toolset could read them and in game you get pulldown menus, check boxes and fields and don't have to deal with anything more complicated.
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Posté 22 octobre 2011 - 01:49
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Looks like it does the most common things I would do with the commoner ai system I was working on, and in a similar manner (controlling ai via the waypoints instead of individual scripts), all wrapped up in a gui for ease of use. The commoner ai system has about 80 or so predefined actions (for commoners of course), and corresponding waypoints. You might want to look at it, if only to include the predefined behaviors as options for the npcs. http://social.biowar...t/4825/#detailshttp://social.biowar...7/index/7761124
Modifié par kamal_, 22 octobre 2011 - 01:53 .
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Posté 22 octobre 2011 - 01:20
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This looks very good indeed and I believe I may well have a play with it.
My mods are currently very tied in with Uncle FB's npc control which playes with the leg_* scripts. This looks like it might run alongside though. I will have to try it and see I guess
Thanks for sharing this and for making it numpty proof.
PJ
My mods are currently very tied in with Uncle FB's npc control which playes with the leg_* scripts. This looks like it might run alongside though. I will have to try it and see I guess
Thanks for sharing this and for making it numpty proof.
PJ
