SneaksieDave on 31/3/2005 at 18:40
You could use (
http://imageshack.us) imageshack, but I'd definitely vote that the tutorial is of far greater interest. :thumb:
And if I may...
{soapbox}If it takes a working rope arrow to show those reluctant to even give T3 and T3Ed a chance at being a viable (not to mention incredibly powerful and cool) extension onto our beloved Thief FM world, then so be it... but I shall now say a pre-emptive ((("BAH!"))) to those it pertains to (echo lines added for increased effect) {/soapbox}
mol on 31/3/2005 at 18:47
My Sneaksie friend needn't worry -- T3Ed is great as it is. If only I could find enough time to work with it more so I could learn it faster. :sweat:
But you've got to admit, working rope arrows would be sweet! :thumb:
SneaksieDave on 31/3/2005 at 19:11
I hear ya. Hopefully not many are resisting even giving T3Ed a chance out of blind hatred for the game. We need some good missions to stir the scene up, for sure. And the rope arrow will definitely open some eyes. :ebil: People should know - DromEd is awesome, and so is T3Ed. I sure hope the long-timers involved in campaign work right now stop by once they're done...
{/derail}
Rantako, just to be sure - it's not April 1st in your time zone yet, is it?
Too Much Coffee on 17/4/2005 at 16:50
Seeing T3 FM's with working rope arrows would be the best news ever since we learned they would not be in Deadly Shadows. :thumb:
Bumbleson on 17/4/2005 at 18:23
Quote Posted by SneaksieDave
DromEd is awesome, and so is T3Ed.
Yes, but from what I've seen so far, T3Ed has the same kind of flaws as Dromed:
- many undocumented things we'll have to figure out on our own (if at all)
- some features non-functional (without being marked as such)
- some important features constricted (like scripting)
I don't want to put T3Ed down, but when I was trying to implement some new things in the past few weeks, I was struggling with the same shortcomings that already made working with Dromed a pain in the ass (I don't talk of building geometry, but of making things like a rope arrow work). No doubt FM authors will overcome many of these obstacles over the years, like they did with Dromed, but it's a great pity that we didn't get a full SDK. How much easier would things have been then? Think of the possibilities if we could write our own scripts...
