Sprite Scripting Question
 

Hey guys... Just wondering, I herd that you can modify the sprite image and add it into your playerworld using a script. Just wondering how this is done, and what the command is.

If there is no scripting command, then I would appreciate it if someone could explain how otherwise this could still be done. I figured it could be done with ganis and a such, but I thought maybe there was a command for it.

Thanx for your time, and peace out.

I'm pretty sure that if you do: replaceani <name>,<new>;
then it'll do it. For example if you replace the idle image, then setting the sprite to it will show the new idle. But still: setani <name>,; is better >.<
---Shifter

Garrrr...
 

nuuuu nuuu nuuuu!:mad:

Im talking about the sprites.png image in the Graal Main Directory. That file, I need to alter it. For the fact that we have our own tileset. For Example:

1. We have our own custom bush
2. When you pick the bush up, it displays the ORIGINAL bush
3. We need to change that

lol...

Re: Garrrr...
 

rescript walking and use custom ganis o.O

I would advise rescripting everything, makes it more interesting :P

Yes yes. Rescripting one thing leads to rescripting it all =)
Fun fun fun! I love doing everything but the onwall for movement... omg that is the most HORRIBLE thing!
---Shifter

Nah, not difficult, annoying and TIME CONSUMING... lol. It requires patience, and at 2am (my usual hard-core scripting time) it's not something in high supply! I have finals this week so no more 2am's x-x
---Shifter

ack where do you people get all those tiny decimals for your movement scripts? you actually just walk around and look for things until you have the right decimals?

lol i mean like 4.725 i've seen that in scripts

Um, I don't really use many decimals other than .25, .5, and .1. That's all I have use for. In the game, you don't have a difference really.
---Shifter

okay then i must be looking at some pretty weird scripts then x.x

And what scripts, praytell, may those be?

i downloaded this a while ago:

That sir, is the more time consuming way to do it. There are a lot of different ways to do it, it's just preference I suppose.

I suppose these decimals come from multiples of 1/16 tile, which is one pixel, the smallest unit in which onwall checking can be done.

eww how i despise onwall....

:( Onwall is even harder when you want the speed to be variable. man that sux.

omi.. i was gonna have the speed be a variable but uh now im scared