Sorry for the late reply. Can you describe to me what the problem is? I don't seem to see it.neoworm wrote:Thanks. I was going midly insane when I tried to find out where is the problem yesterday.
This falls into the same area of problem that I explained on the first page:doomfiend wrote:Would it be possible Nash for the sway to bob up and down upon jumping or landing?
Most weapon sprites are too short to make vertical shifting useful. That option is only left in there in case mods want to fully utilize the feature (they would have to provide exceptionally tall sprites to cover the entire range of vertical motion).Nash wrote: The problem with the vertical option is, even if I enable it ONLY for the jump inertia, you will start to see glitchy graphics as some weapon sprites literally cut off as soon as it touches the status bar.
I'll have a look, thanks for reporting.Rowsol wrote:I don't know if it's been reported but I just loaded this up with Trailblazer and when dual wielding only the left weapon sways.
Just to clarify, Golden Souls 3 uses this weapon sway script. Nash coded the vertical sway, it's simply disabled because, as he said, if you don't provide custom graphics for the sprites, they'll inevitably be cut out as you look down.doomfiend wrote:Would it be possible Nash for the sway to bob up and down upon jumping or landing? I seen a similar effect done in the Golden souls 3 teaser trailer and it reminded me of how Bloods weapon bobbing is handled. that would look sick as hell. :O
I will check again this weekend. I didn't touched DooM for some time and don't remember exactly anymore.Nash wrote:Sorry for the late reply. Can you describe to me what the problem is? I don't seem to see it.
I've tried loading your axe.wad with, and without WeaponSway, and swinging your axe weapon, while frantically moving the mouse. Both look identical to me.
I started extending all my sprites to work with the vertical shifting. It's nicely immersive if the sprites are large enough.Nash wrote:Most weapon sprites are too short to make vertical shifting useful. That option is only left in there in case mods want to fully utilize the feature (they would have to provide exceptionally tall sprites to cover the entire range of vertical motion).
The scripting is different.Rowsol wrote:I don't think putting it in the patches forum is doing you any favors. If the other mod is indeed an near copy of this why not get it removed? /shrug. Do what you feel is right.
Spice of life and whatnot? In all seriousness though, I use your version plenty with mods that have extended sprites (Duke Nukem/Blood/Dark Forces). This is especially true with Dark Forces since the original had the same effect minus the x axis swaying. Don't get me wrong, Boondorl's version is pretty awesome too, but yours still serves just as much a purpose. I guess an all in one mod would be rad, but the existence of both is fine just the way it is.Nash wrote:So is there any point in this mod even existing now? I'm thinking of deleting it, since the other one is more popular, better, more customizable blah blah blah.
