Yes! It was my second attempt, but I'm not able to make an invisible character. I've tried with "alpha_dummy" in the Appearance's field but in this way I have a black figure in front of the door... with the coloured circle around the feet. It should be invisible and not "clickable" (excuse my English) to work perfectly.Thanks for the explanation.
Hmm... but in that case would the NPC appear in front of Geralt? The situation is that the NPC is afraid of monsters outside but Geralt has slain them all and then ask to enter. There's a funny dialog among The NPC, his wife and the witcher, and then Geralt can enter. This is why the door should stay closed without seeing the NPCs, so it seems more "realistic". ... in the meantime I can try it.bye
I've reached a compromise using this script. Now when the door "talks" we are "in-game" and when Geralt talks the camera is facing him.void main(){ object oPC = GetFirstPC(); object oDoor = GetObjectByTag("talking_door"); if(GetDialogFlagValue("en_conv_door") == 1) // optional { if((GetIsDay() == 1) || (GetIsDusk() == 1)) // optional { SetCutsceneMode(oPC, TRUE); // to avoid the player walks around 
AssignCommand(oDoor, SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door")); DelayCommand(3.0, AssignCommand(oDoor, SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door1"))); DelayCommand(8.0, AssignCommand(oPC, ActionStartConversation(oDoor, "witcher_door"))); } }}The conv_door.dlg files have, obviously, only one entry dialogue. The "DelayCommand" is set according to the length of the sentence. The witcher_door.dlg file must have only, and no less than, two "levels" of dialogue lines (dialog-entry --> dialog-reply), otherwise the game crashes or stops because of the cutscene-mode-on. During this conversation the camera is always facing the witcher. If we want the witcher has the possibility to choose a reply we can add more dialog-reply on the second "level".To continue the conversation after the witcher's reply we can put a script on the Action Script's field of the "second level" dialogue line:void TalkingDoor(){ object oPC = GetFirstPC(); object oDoor = GetObjectByTag("talking_door"); SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door2"); DelayCommand(2.0, SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door3")); //ActionDoCommand(SetCutsceneMode(oPC, FALSE)); // if the conversation ends here (use also DelayCommand) DelayCommand(7.0, AssignCommand(oPC, ActionStartConversation(oDoor, "witcher_door1"))); // if we want another reply of the witcher}void main(){ object oPC = GetFirstPC(); object oDoor = GetObjectByTag("talking_door"); DelayCommand(0.5, SetCutsceneMode(oPC, TRUE)); DelayCommand(1.0, AssignCommand(oDoor, TalkingDoor()));}I did it so because in that manner the game has never crashed or "forgotten" to show the dialogue lines. Maybe we can use only two conversation files with all the dialogue entry and some global flags to enable-disable them.In my opinion the effect is good, but I would prefer if, instead of using DelayCommand, the game waits for the mouse left click after the "SpeakOneLinerConversation", as happens on the "witcher_door" dialogue.Does anyone know how do it?Bye.
AssignCommand(oDoor, SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door")); DelayCommand(3.0, AssignCommand(oDoor, SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door1"))); DelayCommand(8.0, AssignCommand(oPC, ActionStartConversation(oDoor, "witcher_door"))); } }}The conv_door.dlg files have, obviously, only one entry dialogue. The "DelayCommand" is set according to the length of the sentence. The witcher_door.dlg file must have only, and no less than, two "levels" of dialogue lines (dialog-entry --> dialog-reply), otherwise the game crashes or stops because of the cutscene-mode-on. During this conversation the camera is always facing the witcher. If we want the witcher has the possibility to choose a reply we can add more dialog-reply on the second "level".To continue the conversation after the witcher's reply we can put a script on the Action Script's field of the "second level" dialogue line:void TalkingDoor(){ object oPC = GetFirstPC(); object oDoor = GetObjectByTag("talking_door"); SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door2"); DelayCommand(2.0, SpeakOneLinerConversation("conv_door3")); //ActionDoCommand(SetCutsceneMode(oPC, FALSE)); // if the conversation ends here (use also DelayCommand) DelayCommand(7.0, AssignCommand(oPC, ActionStartConversation(oDoor, "witcher_door1"))); // if we want another reply of the witcher}void main(){ object oPC = GetFirstPC(); object oDoor = GetObjectByTag("talking_door"); DelayCommand(0.5, SetCutsceneMode(oPC, TRUE)); DelayCommand(1.0, AssignCommand(oDoor, TalkingDoor()));}I did it so because in that manner the game has never crashed or "forgotten" to show the dialogue lines. Maybe we can use only two conversation files with all the dialogue entry and some global flags to enable-disable them.In my opinion the effect is good, but I would prefer if, instead of using DelayCommand, the game waits for the mouse left click after the "SpeakOneLinerConversation", as happens on the "witcher_door" dialogue.Does anyone know how do it?Bye.Nice, a talking door.... I remember the talking bookstand in NWN, with the ghost behind.... Can somebody tell me how to make a character lay down on ground during a dialog with Geralt?My wounded lady every time stands up when Geralt talks to her, but she shall lay down the whole time during the conversation. (Like the wounded Triss in game's first act).So I'm in need of a script I can add to her template or dialog or where ever this should be put in. ???
Can somebody tell me how to make a character lay down on ground during a dialog with Geralt?My wounded lady every time stands up when Geralt talks to her, but she shall lay down the whole time during the conversation. (Like the wounded Triss in game's first act).So I'm in need of a script I can add to her template or dialog or where ever this should be put in. ???Uh, yes, it helped me a bit... well, the character is flying in the air (above the grass) and does not longer look wounded, but she's lying down during the dialog.It seems, that I have to make my own entry into this file. I'll try it tomorrow with my "sickness" action... and hope to get it to work. Thanks so far.
Indeed, the npcactions.2da deserves a few custom entries So far I needed those:
These are: 'fixing' only standing (the regular fixing is random standing/kneeling, not always wanted), only kneeling, working with a hammer forge-style (banging on the table, not on the wall like fixing and without a sword), and stay-kneeling.
So far I needed those:
Code:
212 w_h_fixing_hi w_h_man_fixing1 5 w_h_man_fixing_post **** **** w_h_man_fixing_pre 10 **** w_h_hammer **** **** **** **** **** **** 1 **** **** 0 **** 0 **** **** 213 w_h_fixing_lo w_h_man_fixing2 5 w_h_man_fixing_post **** **** w_h_man_fixing_pre 10 **** w_h_hammer **** **** **** **** **** **** 1 **** **** 0 **** 0 **** **** 214 w_h_man_fixing_stand w_h_man_swordforge 5 gest_tired3 **** **** **** 10 **** w_h_hammerbig **** **** **** **** **** **** 1 **** **** 0 **** 0 **** **** 215 w_h_kneel w_h_kneel 1 w_h_kneel_post **** **** w_h_kneel_pre **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** 0 **** 0 **** ****I will try finding this obstacle. But I hope there is another way then just destroying them. I want Geralt to fight in the same area twice without the option to run away. Maybe when the appearance of the placeable is changed to a cave door. They are invisible too and you can walk through them. But I do not know how to change the appearance of a placeable by script.
Then I have to create an own script for every situation? Or how could I solve this in one script? A trigger in front of every of this waypoints that activates a script that creates this placeble on every of this waypoints when GetIsInCombat(OPC)== 1 and destroy every placeable with the tag of the invisible wall when GetIsInCombat(OPC)== 0? But would not that create crashes when a invisible wall spawns in a invisible wall or a the placeable that should be destroyed is already destroyed?
Easily verifiable with setting a variable in the waypoint object.
Dry code, warning.
Code:
object oWaypoint = GetObjectByTag("wp_inviswall01");object oPC = GetFirstPC();if (GetIsInCombat(oPC) && !GetLocalInt(oWaypoint,"IS_BLOCKED")) { CreateObject(OBJECT_TYPE_PLACEABLE,"template",GetLocation(oWaypoint),FALSE,"ob_inviswall01"); SetLocalInt(oWaypoint,"IS_BLOCKED",1);}if (!GetIsInCombat(oPC) && GetLocalInt(oWaypoint,"IS_BLOCKED")) { DestroyObject(GetObjectByTag("ob_inviswall01")); DeleteLocalInt(oWaypoint,"IS_BLOCKED");}