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Karnizero
Crimson Wizard
Karnizero
Crimson Wizard
Karnizero
Crimson Wizard
Fire: SHT2 A 3 SHT2 A 7 A_FireShotgun2 SHT2 B 7
Karnizero
Fire: SHT2 A 3 SHT2 A 7 A_FireShotgun2 SHT2 B 7I will take a look, but if the DECORATE implemented this new version, has inheritance from other classes, we can solve this via decorate, without haveing to recompile, and we can distribute our wads with that issue solved. I will try the decorate option first, and if inheritance does not works, i should work on progs. I will keep you informed when i arrive home from my job. <!-- s:P --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt=":P" title="Razz" /><!-- s:P --> Thanks 4 attention <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->
Crimson Wizard
Janis Legzdinsh
Karnizero
Crimson Wizard
Karnizero
Crimson Wizard
class CacodemonGeneral : Cacodemon __mobjinfo__(...) defaultproperties { Health = 800; }Oh, yes, most important, - do not forget to include that new class into corresponding 'classes.vc' file (look for it in the smae folder where you put your new class.
Karnizero
Crimson Wizard
Firebrand
Vavoom -game folderWhere folder is the name of the folder you place your custom PK3 files, it should go outside of the basev folder, you can also make Vavoom to load your wad file automatically if you name it like wad0.wad, wad1.wad, etc. If you want to make a single PK3 for your map resources, you just have to put it in the same folder you made, it'll be loaded automatically too <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->.
Janis Legzdinsh
And one last question. May i distribute a new "basepak.pk3" in a different folder, to avoid the player to overwrite his/her own basepak? I mean, to pass a parameter to Vavoom executable, with the folder containing the new basepak to use and all the pwads.You can put your PK3 file in a new directory and run Vavoom with -game parameter ("Custom game" in launcher) or you can load PK3 file directly using -file parameter ("Files" in launcher).
Karnizero