dmod authoring help!
How do I make use of bridges and such?
Re: dmod authoring help!
: How do I make use of bridges and such?
Well, you can make a bridge by placing the bridgegraphics over a river ( duh ). Make them hardness 1. Then take a graphic like the goblinfence and set them to type 2 and hardness 0. Then place them near the bridgegraphics so they prevent Dink from walking in to the river. The type 2 makes the fences invisible so you won't see them.
Simeon
Well, you can make a bridge by placing the bridgegraphics over a river ( duh ). Make them hardness 1. Then take a graphic like the goblinfence and set them to type 2 and hardness 0. Then place them near the bridgegraphics so they prevent Dink from walking in to the river. The type 2 makes the fences invisible so you won't see them.
Simeon
Re: dmod authoring help!
: : How do I make use of bridges and such?
: Well, you can make a bridge by placing the bridgegraphics over a river ( duh ). Make them hardness 1. Then take a graphic like the goblinfence and set them to type 2 and hardness 0. Then place them near the bridgegraphics so they prevent Dink from walking in to the river. The type 2 makes the fences invisible so you won't see them.
: Simeon
I actually adjusted the hardness of the bridge sprites themselves... I'm not sure if that was clever or just more work. :)
Oh yeah, and however you deal with the rails, you also need to go into hardness edit and take the hardness off one tile on the shore.
: Well, you can make a bridge by placing the bridgegraphics over a river ( duh ). Make them hardness 1. Then take a graphic like the goblinfence and set them to type 2 and hardness 0. Then place them near the bridgegraphics so they prevent Dink from walking in to the river. The type 2 makes the fences invisible so you won't see them.
: Simeon
I actually adjusted the hardness of the bridge sprites themselves... I'm not sure if that was clever or just more work. :)
Oh yeah, and however you deal with the rails, you also need to go into hardness edit and take the hardness off one tile on the shore.