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Yes, you can, you just to define a new speed powerup that can affect monsters speed and use that. I made this simple powerup that can affects both monsters and players: Class PowerGlobalSpeed : Powerup { override double GetSpeedFactor() { return Speed; } override void InitEffect() { Super.InitEffect ...

Hello all Like the title says, I'd like to know if there's a way to remove the dynamic lights defined in GLDEFS attached to any actor in a map. We're talking about lights not attached through the A_AttachLightDef() function, but directly set on the actors frames in GLDEFS. Navigating through the ...

I only tried a minimal example of OnEngineInitialize() containing a printf, and that works fine: I don't know what could be causing this. All UDB should be doing is run gzdoom.exe with -iwad, -file, -warp, and -skill arguments set. Just to test it out, I just tried the same thing you did here and ...

It works fine for me. Do you have the project folder/PK3 added as a resource in the map options in UDB? Yeah, everything works but those arrays in UDB D: To better illustrate the process: This is (part) of my Event code: class ArraysHandler : StaticEventHandler { [...] Array<name> dmgs ...

Hello. I have this issue with OnEngineInitialize() and Ultimate Doom Builder. Basically: I set a couple of global arrays inside OnEngineInitialize(), since I just need to load them once and that's it, arrays that help me handle several stuff in specific classes etc.. If I run the game through Slade3 ...

I have a perhaps convoluted question: Is there a way to retrieve a pointer from a class<> which is an argument of a custom function? What I mean is: action state A_LoadBow(class<Weapon> secondary = 'Bow') I would like to retrieve a pointer to this 'secondary' argument, but I cannot find a working ...

phantombeta wrote: ↑Thu May 29, 2025 10:42 am If you don't mark it as a library, it uses the level's string table instead for some reason, which will have other stuff already in it. This doesn't break in Doom because Doom didn't have ACS, only Hexen did.

I see, thank you very much!

phantombeta wrote: ↑Wed May 28, 2025 5:19 pm Is this in a mod? If so, make sure your ACS file is correctly set up as a library, otherwise, issues like these can happen with strings.

and it worked! Thank you a lot!

Although, may I ask you why does this happen only in Hexen and not in Doom (or why does this happen at all)?

Hello I'm having a very odd "bug" in Hexen with this pretty simple script in ACS script "Slows_Remove" (void) { //Removes the slow-down factor from the player in about 1.2 seconds str slows[5] = { "BowSlow1", "BowSlow2", "BowSlow3", "BowSlow4", "BowSlow5" }; Log(s:slows[0]); for(int bs = 0; bs <= 4 ...

Hi I'm trying to change the player view height for a dodge/roll function. Everything's fine, I just directly change the view height through the player property like this: activator.Player.ViewHeight *= 0.5; the dodging sequence requires the player's view height to stay "low" for a defined amount of ...

Hello guys, I have a custom armor set replacing the standard armor. Every piece has its "save percent", "save amount" etc. and it (seems to) works just fine absorbing the damage and getting damaged, but I noticed one annoying thing: When the damage is too low, the only armor piece that will absorbed ...

I've been able to solve the dilemma by making a better use of the maximum shooting pitch and using both the results I get from the pitch equation. I'm leaving the complete function here: action void A_SpawnParabolicProj(class<actor> missiletype, double spawnheight, double spawnofs_xy = 0, double ...

Hi guys. I was trying to play around with projectile motion to make a 100% accurate projectile that follows a parabolic trajectory (basically like fireballs in doom 3), changing its pitch and velocity depending on the target's distance. I came up with this function here, that is working wonderfully ...

deeperdead wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2024 6:39 am Couldn't you use brightmaps?

Unfortunately, brightmaps have no use in this scenario, they only light up specific parts of a sprite, while I need an actual “light aura emitted” by that sprite.

Hello guys While trying to get my Sun, in a day-night cycle, right I stumbled upon a few issues, with one of these being: how can I make my Sun actor not to look like a simple slapped png, but to look like a proper (fake) light source? I just discovered the existence of shaders and, by the look of ...