Grimrock

Obviously I was mistaken. I didn't know at that time that the game objects do persists inside of a game session, if you don't close the game entirely. So It's NOT SAVE GAME COMPATIBLE, don't use it, put those methods to a some other object instead.

Thanks for the support John, I really hope that ORRR3 will be amazing, and I'm sure it will be, and I really appreciate this modding community and this game, one of the best games ever made. There is so much that can be done with modding in this game that it is almost overwhelming (Until you run in ...

Hi guys, I'm sorry but I'm pretty sure that I can't make this room, I just have too much work and family issues atm. so I can't even think about programming/computers on my free time nowadays. I'm sorry, but this is the situation. I would really like to participate, but my motivation is way too low ...

Hey, come on, of course I don't mind, I'm just glad if someone is actually using it.

I would like to sign up too, since I will never find the time to make a good complete dungeon anyway. So I would like to do the room number 9, I don't have any great ideas atm. but hopefully I do in the future.

Nice one minmay, updated to here https://github.com/JKos/log2doc/wiki/Asset-Definitions

I think that minmay should get some kind of award for his help to the community, you know all the answers even it's not documented, maybe AH should hire him .

I'm also glad that this idea didn't fly. But in other hand some of the mods are so good and well crafted that the modders should be justified to get some reward from their hard work. And there is some good examples where this has happened, for example my all time favourite game: Mount & Blade Wa...

It's really hard to guess what's wrong without seeing the sources. But one possible cause could be some recursive or looping script which stores something in memory. And 105 levels is a lot, the original dungeon has 34 levels, so maybe you just have too much stuff(objects) in your dungeon. Here is a...

Cloning is not the problem, I tested the exact code you pasted here and it seems to work fine. Maybe you have understood the function of the framework incorrectly. This: fw.script:set('floor_fw_trigger@floorttrigger.Vallee des Anciens.onActivate',function(hook,self) print("ok") end) Adds t...

Well I actually tested your code and it works for me after removing the extra t. What do you mean by:
then I put a floor_fw_trigger with "digonly" and a connected script: function battlefielddig()