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That's a rather interesting piece of code you've got there, Epic. I would like to use it, or at least parts of it, for my next ACS.NET version - if that is okay. If so, it will be distributed under the current license (unless you want to use another one for your parts) with credit and copyright to ...

Heja Sverige! :P (I'm from Sweden too!) Now, as for your question: Have you created a DECORATE lump? What application do you use? SLADE, XWE, etc? If the answer is "Doom Builder" or "None", then you need to get SLADE or something similar if you're going to be able to do this. Here's a complete step ...

Nash wrote:Thank you so much for the continued support. Have you considered what I said about the Float/Fixed naming convention? Or do you think it doesn't matter?

Personally I like "ParseFloat" better than "ParseFixed"... So I'm afraid that's a no to that one. :/

Okay... Another, somewhat critical, update.
When I first created ParseInt, I forgot to make it able to parse negative numbers...

v1.2.4:
* Fixed so that ParseInt and ParseFloat supports parsing of negative numbers.
* Included Math_Abs with the library (required for ParseFloat to work).

A small little update, requested by Nash...

v1.2.3:
Added a ParseFloat function to parse strings to fixed point!

You can have all IWADs in the Zandronum folder, BUT NOT in the Skins folder since Zan loads everything inside it.

NEVER use PlayerCount() in for loops like this. If there are (for example) 6 players playing and suddenly Player 3 and 4 disconnects (they have IDs 2 and 3), PlayerCount() will return 4. And now your for loop will not be able check all player's health because of the fact that you always have the ...

kodi wrote:It's not as simple as putting 640.0 instead of 640 is it?

It is:
A_Teleport ([...], int flags, float mindist, float maxdist)

Try defining it in the player classes instead. Example: Actor StormPlayer : DoomPlayer { Player.WeaponSlot 1, "Knife" Player.WeaponSlot 2, "Revolver", "Glock18" Player.WeaponSlot 3, "AA12" Player.WeaponSlot 4, "AK47" Player.WeaponSlot 5, "SeekerBazooka", "HandGrenade" Player.WeaponSlot 6, "Repeater ...

You could have a constanly 1tic-looping ENTER acs-script which checks if you loose any health. If you do, it checks how much you lost, saves it into a variable and gives the health back to you. Then you can make it take one hp each x tic(s) until it's taken everything it were supposed take. This may ...

loismustdie555 wrote:I had 555PointDummy as custominventory, I set it to ammo and it worked fine.

Also see the Inventory class.

What's a good way to have an object appear to orbit really fast, like a tiny speeding satellite, in the skybox? I know the skybox viewpoint thing will probably need to be used. You could either use interpolation points to make the object move, or you could try to constanly rotating the skybox ...

Hah! Nicely done! I like it.
I didn't expect them to wander all the time. When I read the post, I thought they would wander a little bit, then wait, and then continue wandering a little.

1. Is the item taken away from your inventory? Check with the 'printinv' console command.
2. Have you defined the sound correctly in SNDINFO?

Thanks alot RaveYard!
I used option 2 to check for monsters, and it works perfectly!