New Graal Version
 

I was just wondering if anyone knows anything about the new mouse capability with the new graal.exe file? Like how exactly you will be able to fit the mouse in or something? I'm not making much sense but if anyone knows anything, please post.

umm what the? i dont think it matters what sort of mouse you have if thats what you are saying... :-/ dunno what you mean sorry

He mean the scripting commands for the mouse.

I sunno, wait until Wed.

ARE YOU CRAZY!
 

WAIT TILL WEDNSDAY ARE YOU INSANE THATS TOO LONG WE MUST KNOW NOW AHHH!!!!! I MUST KNOW !!!! SO I CAN SCRIPT THINGS TO USE WITH IT!!!
.... n/m i allready know mwahahahah
Its like the one used in editnpcs i do believe there is also a value for getflagkeys in graal.exe but i havent made use of it yet not sure how it works.

My guess: Things like <playerclickedon> or something like that.

Re: ARE YOU CRAZY!
 

There is a lot more to make it easier to use and access stuff like the mouse wheel and detect double clicks

It will probably be something like

NPC Code:

---

if (playerclicksme) {

scriptinhere;

}

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Re: Re: ARE YOU CRAZY!
 

Stefan, you've really outdone yourself :D

I can't wait 'till it comes out.....actualy I could....bt it sounds like a great improvement!

Graal is starting to sound like Active Worlds with building replaced with PKing.. o.0

Also it would be cool to be able to send files to people on your buddy list or something. (of course they would have to accept it first).

You can access the mouse buttons and wheel. It works in co-ordinates and is automatically triggered.

On a game like Graal that would be dumb because lag would become terrible.

Question: how will the new version of Graal, with the entire keyboard available, handle different keyboard layouts? I only ask because I use DVORAK, which is in all ways superior to QWERTY (unless you're using a typewriter).

A system could be used whereby the files are not sent through the Graal server but are actually sent via, say, FTP protocol directly between the players involved in the transfer. AIM does that.