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[Duncan1246]

Yes, I have scaled object in Blender first, then export and create a new object in LG. It's works well for a little object (scope) but I fails to do the same for forest_oak,I don't know why.

Again, did you apply the transformation? Object -> Apply -> Scale.
The animation for forest_oak probably includes setting the object location, rotation, and scale. So if you make an object transformation it probably won't do anything. You need to apply it to the actual mesh. Of course this will also likely break the animation.

I haven't understood what "applying" means, I haven't even see it in the bunch of menus displayable in Blender! And, you are right: no problem in "simple" scaling (without "apply") for the old oak model, because it's without animation.I can't made this without transform also animation... so it's better I find another idea.

[Isaac]

CTRL + A with the object selected [Windows & Mac]. This normalizes the transformations to zero.

[AndakRainor]

Is it possible to add a custom condition icon on a champion portrait until this condition finishes like the standard conditions do ? If so, how is it done ?

[Zo Kath Ra]

Is it possible to add a custom condition icon on a champion portrait until this condition finishes like the standard conditions do ? If so, how is it done ?

viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9578&p=92312&hilit ... ons#p92312
- added support for custom conditions (defineCondition)

And that's all I know

[AndakRainor]

Is it possible to add a custom condition icon on a champion portrait until this condition finishes like the standard conditions do ? If so, how is it done ?

viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9578&p=92312&hilit ... ons#p92312
- added support for custom conditions (defineCondition)

And that's all I know

Yeah thank you, I found it detailed here : https://github.com/JKos/log2doc/wiki/Asset-Definitions
So now I can add icons everywhere

[The cube]

How do i figure out what animations a gameobject has?

I want to make a skeleton commander do the "summon undead" animation, but don't know its name.
I can't just make him do the summon undead action, because i do not want any undead to actually get summoned.

I know how to play an animation, it's like this:
skeleton.go.animation:play("nameOfAnimation")
I just need to figure out the animation's name.

[alois]

If you look in the asset pack, in the scripts/monsters directory, you will find the "skeleton_commander.lua" file. At the beginning of the file there is the list of animations, one of which is "summonUndead".

Alois

[Duncan1246]

I have read plenty of things on the water elevation subject, and I applied some (Isaac,Minmay) outdoor with success. But indoors, the objects in the water seems white from outside the water! I attempt to modify some parameters, but I got nothing.
Here is the code:

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defineMaterial{
       name = "dc_water_surface",
       shader = "ocean_water",
       diffuseMap = "assets/textures/env/ocean_foam_dif.tga",
       normalMap = "assets/textures/env/ocean_normal.tga",
       displacementMap = "assets/textures/env/ocean_disp.tga",
       doubleSided = true,
       lighting = true,
       alphaTest = false,
       blendMode = "Translucent",
       textureAddressMode = "Wrap",
       glossiness = 80,
       depthBias = 0,
       texOffset = 0,
       foamOffset = 0,
       foamAmount = 0,
       waveAmplitude = 0.25,  --=------[changed from 2 to .25]
       onUpdate = function(self, time)
          self:setParam("texOffset", time*0.15)
       end,   
    }   

This replace water_surface_calm in

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defineObject{
	name = "dc_water_surface_underground",
	baseObject = "base_floor_decoration",
	components = {
		{
			-- updates global reflection and refraction maps
			class = "WaterSurface",
			planeY = 0.2,
			fogColor = math.saturation(vec(0.042, 0.09, 0.26), 0.5) * 0.5,
			fogDensity = 0.2,
			reflectionColor = vec(0.77, 0.9, 1.0) * 0.5,
			refractionColor = vec(1,1,1),
		},
		{
			-- builds a continuous mesh from underwater tiles
			class = "WaterSurfaceMesh",
			material = "water_surface_calm",
			underwaterMaterial = "water_surface_underwater",
			offset = vec(0, 0.2, 0),
		},
	},
	dontAdjustHeight = true,
	editorIcon = 264,
}

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by a script:

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function setWater()
 dc_water_surface_underground_1.watersurfacemesh:setMaterial("dc_water_surface")
end
delayedCall(self.go.id, 0.001, "setWater")

. I use dongeon_floor_water, elevation -1.
Underwater all works well, the surface has a good amplitude of variations, but all that is in water appears white! Where am I wrong?
Duncan

[minmay]

the water shader only works on materials that are named "ocean_water", "water_surface_calm", or "water_surface_underwater"

[Duncan1246]

the water shader only works on materials that are named "ocean_water", "water_surface_calm", or "water_surface_underwater"

You wants to says litterally, I means I have to replace water_surface_calm, not to define another water_surface??
EDIT: I don't believe it, but it's as simple as that: I change the name and it works without additional script! Thanks!