Oszkár Winkler

Hello everyone, I'm so sorry for this delayed answer but finishing The Sly Project turned out to be way too difficult for my skills. I dreamed big and it would have been a really great campaign but I just haven't got enough time and energy to work on the missions, etc. So I officially terminate The Sly Project. It's website will be shut down soon as well. However I don't give up all hopes. If some day in my life I have everything to complete my vision, I will do so. Until then, thank you for your support guys and have a nice life! Best wishes, Oszkár

Blood decals simply do not apper in my mission. I tried them with brushes and patches as well. What can be the problem?

Let's continue this conversation in PM.

The project is not dead but it's in development hell for sure. Real life sucks as usual, however a few screenshots are in the wind soon. Anyway, thanks for asking.

I need to place a dead priest (ragdoll) into my map but cannot find the model in the ragdoll section in DR. Any suggestions?

Thank you guys!

I was wondering. Is texture coloring possible? Like adding a reddish, bluish Hue filter, so a brownish brick texture would look bluish instead? The old build engine could do it. (Duke Nukem 3D)

This theory of mine is probably stupid but if we fix a visportal in front of the player entity which follows the player's movement, then the engine should always render only things in the player's angle of view. Or not?

Thank you! Is it a problem if too many visportals can be seen in the same time?

Think I understand the visportal technologie, but to make sure, here are two pictures of a mapping situation to make it clear. Am I right the key thing is to "close" every room with a visportal, so each room is a unique "world". If the player can see it's visportal, the room is rendered by the game engine. If not, it isn't. However it's not always required to "close" every region. So here is my question: If I use "Picture A" version of visportalizing, then Room 1-2-3-4-5 are rendered in the same time, because the player can see the only visportal, which separates the rooms. If I use "Picture B", then only Room 5 and 4 is visible. Right?

Does Dark Radiant supports terrain editing? I mean can I generate mountains or random areas? If yes, how?

Thank you very much Sotha!

This version does not work but should. Obviously I do something wrong. Could you take a look at it please? http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6743066/light_test.zip

The theory is absolutely clear to me. Two trigger multiples, one turns the light up, the other off. But that's not that simple. Even if I use Stim/Response function, something goes wrong. I already managed to do it but after one period the system shuts down. Help! grayman: This script seems way too complicated to me but thanks for sharing.

Hm... thanks but there will be many light sources like this on the map. Maybe it's wrong to handle it through the objectives system, isn't it? If someone got the time and build a very small map with this, I would really appreciate.