"harwe" said:
Because it requires to much effort to make a mod, pretty much all mods are dead due to lack of time and motivation.

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:

"harwe" said:
Because it requires to much effort to make a mod, pretty much all mods are dead due to lack of time and motivation.

Nope. I have better things to do than that. RuneScape has few mils of players, halo has few mils of players, many games have mils of players but Notrium has like... 5k?

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
Notrium has like... 5k?

"MageKing17" said:

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
Notrium has like... 5k?

Really? You think 5000 people still play Notrium?

"Pete" said:
Similar to the difference between modifying a LEGO house and a jet plate.

"Venom31" said:

"Pete" said:
Similar to the difference between modifying a LEGO house and a jet plate.

And that explains it. Measure your time and effort to make something, not only the output result. (Personally, I'm still tinkering with Notrium and play some mods now and then)

"harwe" said:

"Venom31" said:

"Pete" said:
Similar to the difference between modifying a LEGO house and a jet plate.

And that explains it. Measure your time and effort to make something, not only the output result. (Personally, I'm still tinkering with Notrium and play some mods now and then)

Just recently reinstalled and played it again just because I saw someone in class play it.

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
Hmm wtf is wrong, I have made item, and then added weapon to it, but when I pick up the weapon as item on ground and try to equip this, it doesn't work

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
Actually, I have problem with grenades lol

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
Ok, how do I make a monster give an item to player's inventory after some dialogue?

XXXXX;//delay script for n seconds after conditions met

1;//disabled after first use, 0=no, 1=yes

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
I'm having problems with item sizes on maps!

Sometimes they're so small, that they're not visible... and sometimes they're bigger than map

Start item1 giving conversationA;// this is the launch script
  <new ID>;//identifier
  1;//run without calling = yes because of condition I selected, maybe there is other way
  0;//call position = player location
  0;//calling creature = player
  300;//run every n milliseconds - set other time if not appropriate
  none;//message
    0;//message type - N/A
  none;//sound, none for nothing
  0;//delay script for n seconds after conditions met
  1;//disabled after first use = yes
  begin_conditions;
    14;// creature (in this case - player?) is nearer to
      <the NPC who gives you item>;// NPC class or type, see manual
      <your preferred distance>;// than this distance
    <other conditions if you want>
      ...
  end_conditions;
  begin_effects;
   47;// start dialog
      <dialog ID from dialogs.dat>;// conversationA
      0.000000;// nothing :D
      0.000000;// nothing :D
      0.000000;// nothing :D
   29;// run script that gives the item after conversation time
      <script ID from scripts.dat>;// Give item1 after conversationA;
      0.000000;// check conditions = no - I guess all conditions should go above
      0.000000;// nothing :D
      0.000000;// nothing :D
  end_effects;


Give item1 after conversationA;// this is the script that gives the item after conv. time
  <new ID>;//identifier
  0;//run without calling = no
  0;//call position = player location
  0;//calling creature = player
  300;//run every n milliseconds - who cares, it doesn't run without calling
  none;//message
    0;//message type - N/A
  none;//sound, none for nothing
  <converstion time, [sec]>;//delay script for n seconds after conditions met
  0;//disabled after first use = NO - this one is not needed, you can give same item but from other launch script
  begin_conditions;
  end_conditions;
  begin_effects;
   16;//give item
      <item ID from items.dat>;// item1
      <amount of that item>;
      <inventory number>;// most generally, zero for default inventory
      0.000000;// nothing :D
  end_effects;

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
Hm... I have got a problem with anger level..

I think I don't know how it works..

In AI tactics there are my own tactics with some levels of anger.. I thought that anger increases when player shots weapon each time by weapon's anger level

It looks this way:
Tactic 1-
first level of anger has maximum of 3 and walking around
second level of anger has maximum of 50 and will attack player
third level of anger has maximum of 100 and makes AI run

weapon has anger level 2, so I wanted the AI run after some time and not be so stupid and die like chicken...

They run even if I don't have any weapon -_-

"SmokNiszczyciel" said:
...I have used scripts, plot object effects, and everything I could...