Grimrock

That's great! I like the idea. However, it seems really powerfull now, wouldn't be better to increase the break probability or to base it on dexterity as well?

You will have to use some kind of entity with a hook (for example a door and onOpen hook) to spawn the script you want in this case a helloWorld function. Then you need to spawn this entity and call a function to activate the hook. In this hook you write code you want. However the code for that scri...

You could create this functionality by yourself. Create a function called for example addMyConnector(object, event, target, action) and a table e.g. allConnections , where you will store all connections and connected objects to them. In addMyConnector call addConnector on object with other parameter...

Thanks, this is great! It's excellent for people like me that don't have any experince with modeling. I agree video quality could be better, so we could read text and labels in blender and other editors, now its a little bit blurry so its impossible to read. Volume seemed good for me. It's great mat...

Hi 3socks and Welcome!! Tell us a little about yourself buddy... Hey! Thanks for more than a warm welcome ;) Did you just join up here? Yes, I am a newcomer, a greenhorn in this comunity if you will :) I finished the game few days ago and was wondering if there's any other content to it. So I found...

Excellent tutorial! Thanks for sharing this. Just to clarify one thing... does the code in step 4. actually replace the code we wrote in step 1. in our external lua file? Yes, any code we assume to use later in other scripts needs to be encapsulated in a string, otherwise we will get nil exception....

I've looked at LOG framework code and its authors were able to hack it a little bit to achieve the effect of including external scripts. I will write a short tutorial about how they do it, and how anyone can make use of external scripts. It's an advanced topic, so be aware of it. 1. Suppose we creat...

You're assigning your local variables to the results of the functions, which has no effect. I think you misunderstood how assignment works. A variable on the left side of = gets the value of a variable on the right side. Not otherwise. So your code should look like this: Hundreds = Hundreds_Counter:...

Kasarul wrote:This crashes it: i returns a nil value

if i.name == offeringlist[j]

It's a typo, item instead of i should be there.

function altarContainsItem(item) local offeringlist = { "golden_chalice", "golden_orb", "golden_dragon" } for j=1,3 do if i.name == offeringlist[j] then return true end end return false end function altarCheck() if offeringaltar:getItemCount() == 0 then offeringdoor:cl...