I'm back

[ghost]

Just letting you guys know that I am back on my pc. I will start working on the packaging and cleanup for the demo level, models, textures in the next few days.

[kortemik]

Welcome back!

It's been bit quiet for a while but I say on summer holidays it's gonna be
fast.

-M

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Just letting you guys know that I am back on my pc. I will start working
on the packaging and cleanup for the demo level, models, textures in the
next few days.

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#32

[BielBdeLuna]

great!

I've been transferring my export map to a larger "idTechX editor" with more blender operators and menus and things so we could add entities to the maps.

[ghost]

@BielBdeLuna Which idTechX editor? I think it would help greatly to have more Blender integrations for models, animations etc.

I'm somewhat confused about the scripting for IdTech, creating AI, weapons etc. Not sure how to code for that. The wiki can be tricky at times. I'm not too technical.

[ghost]

@kortemik I'm having issues building on VS2015 and Code::Blocks, it builds to .dll's but fails on the binary. Not sure what's going on. I can't use the new snapshots from sourceforge as I don't have the dlls for the debugger.

[BielBdeLuna]

I'm enhancing my map exporter to something greater than just export what is selected, something more akin to a full fledged map editor, it will take time, but little by little I'll keep enhancing it.

about the AI,and general scripting, rather than checking the WIKI I would suggest take a look in maps for map scripting and keep growing from there

to test the essential scripting you should know the following in order to call a script from the map, you can setup any trigger entity with a spawnarg: "call" and with the value "namespace::function" where "namespace" it's the space the function resides in, and "function" is the actual function you're calling, and the "::" help the parser to know where one ends and where the other starts.

you can call any function within any namespace that reside inside any script included in doom_main.script