Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
Yes I have gotten the GeoPlant puzzle working. It was actually a physics engine problem and the trigger boxes were being hit before the needles even moved. You can read back for a more detailed explanation.
I also believe the bridges function as you said. I think scripting does check if the main puzzle is done. Then it allows the bridges to function. My problem is identifying the scripting and duplicating it. I cant find the script that checks if all the GeoPlant steps are finished. I also cant find the script that checks if that script is complete and activates the bridges. Basically Trespassers maps are a mess of trigger boxes and bubbles. Some are under ground. Some cover vast sections of the map. Some are in odd locations unrelated to the object they are scripted to control. Lastly, I am not really a coder/scripter. I can read through them and guess what they doing but, I don't always fully understand them unfortunately.
I also believe the bridges function as you said. I think scripting does check if the main puzzle is done. Then it allows the bridges to function. My problem is identifying the scripting and duplicating it. I cant find the script that checks if all the GeoPlant steps are finished. I also cant find the script that checks if that script is complete and activates the bridges. Basically Trespassers maps are a mess of trigger boxes and bubbles. Some are under ground. Some cover vast sections of the map. Some are in odd locations unrelated to the object they are scripted to control. Lastly, I am not really a coder/scripter. I can read through them and guess what they doing but, I don't always fully understand them unfortunately.
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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
Use TresEd. Just export triggers only, then you'll be able to read through all the tscripts. You can also use
the tpm files for their locations.
the tpm files for their locations.

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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
Wow... I feel so silly. After studying the Pine Valley puzzle for an hour. I found what I was looking for. The last little fix for the Lab's capacitor puzzle was super easy. I had already added the five compositor teleport triggers and points. I just needed one line of code to make it all work.
I added that to the card reader on the door and now it will only function after the five compositors are in place. Ugh! So simple!
Thanks machf for your T-Script Reference. It helped a lot.
I guess all that's left is to finish Industrial Jungle's plants. That... could take a while.
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string FireExpression = "TrigCap01_Pos1Move & TrigCap02_Pos1Move & TrigCap03_Pos1Move & TrigCap04_Pos1Move & TrigCap05_Pos1Move"
Thanks machf for your T-Script Reference. It helped a lot.
I guess all that's left is to finish Industrial Jungle's plants. That... could take a while.
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Glad ya figured that one out. The "FireExpression" scripting is some of the more complex stuff in Trespasser, at least if you're new to it. At the same time it's quite simple. I for one would be quite happy to play a LAB version which required the capacitor placement.
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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
Tatu, there is a version of Industrial Jungle where you fixed the texture on the side of the smugglers plane. Would it be ok to include your fixed plane in the map pack I am working on?
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Oh I stole that from JPDS~Plains but of course. It is actually not a fixed version but rather just the "proper" one found in the Mystery Models packLCountach wrote:Tatu, there is a version of Industrial Jungle where you fixed the texture on the side of the smugglers plane. Would it be ok to include your fixed plane in the map pack I am working on?

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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
I have a question about the Mystery Models Pack 1 "mystery_models.zip". It is password protected and no password seems to be provided. Is there a password available? Also has anyone converted them to TPM files?
I had some more ideas and wanted to look through the files.
I had some more ideas and wanted to look through the files.
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The password would be "723330". You need to open the archive and run "tresword.exe" but you have to have the game installed for it to work.
Some have been exported to TPM, but they all need their textures converted (they are 24-bit) and all are lacking script and other stuff like physics and magnets.
Some have been exported to TPM, but they all need their textures converted (they are 24-bit) and all are lacking script and other stuff like physics and magnets.
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Yea, I thought tresword was some kind of password generator. I remember something like that from the Trescom Ops and Isle maps. The problem I ran into was. I couldnt even run tresword from the zip because it asks for a password to extract tresword. Thanks for the password though. I have saved the contents into another archive so I dont need to go through that again.tatu wrote:The password would be "723330". You need to open the archive and run "tresword.exe" but you have to have the game installed for it to work.
Some have been exported to TPM, but they all need their textures converted (they are 24-bit) and all are lacking script and other stuff like physics and magnets.
Is there an archive of the models that have been converted?
Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
I have run into a very strange problem. I imported the GunCabinet from build 96. It mostly worked well. I have cloned it may times to match the locations in the town found in build 96. Funny thing is. Two of the cloned lower right side doors are broken. The magnets dont function and the door just falls off. There are around 10 clones of the cabinet throughout the map. It is crazy that only two of the doors break. I have tried cloning them again and again from the original and other working clones. Those two doors just keep falling off. I also had the same problem with the maintenance door and others in the past. Any Ideas whats wrong?
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There is not an archive of the models that have been converted.
For the magnet issue - that is quite common. The easiest way to "fix" it is to just create a magnet for that instance instead. It has to do something with in what order the level loads the objects and only deleting an instance in TresEd messes that order up. But I think machf or TheIdiot can explain it better
For the magnet issue - that is quite common. The easiest way to "fix" it is to just create a magnet for that instance instead. It has to do something with in what order the level loads the objects and only deleting an instance in TresEd messes that order up. But I think machf or TheIdiot can explain it better

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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
Thankyou for the tip.tatu wrote:For the magnet issue - that is quite common. The easiest way to "fix" it is to just create a magnet for that instance instead. It has to do something with in what order the level loads the objects and only deleting an instance in TresEd messes that order up. But I think machf or TheIdiot can explain it better
Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
Progress update. I spent the past several days importing, editing, and fixing things in the Town and Lab. Today I started work again on Industrial Jungle. I am just over half done with IJ. It is just as much of a mess as JR unfortunately. However, it is my last map and the end is near. Sorry for all the delays but... I keep having ideas and adding things. Mostly to the Town. I was keeping track of the updates, tweaks, and fixes there but... There have been soooo many. I gave up on keeping a list. It has always been my favorite map with the Lab a close second. I hope after you all get a chance to play through them again with the updates. They will be your new favorites too.
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Repent, sinners! The end is near! You heard him!LCountach wrote: and the end is near. Sorry

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Re: Pine Valley - Fixed Up Version
As a note - Tatu's suggestion of making a new magnet for non-functioning instances issss one way to do it but not what I'd recommend. As noted, when you delete instances in TresEd, the internal sequence of instance numbers gets jumbled around in particular ways. The easiest solution in your particular case - shift+click on one of the doors to select all of them; ctrl+shift+click one of the other doors to select the rest. Now press Delete; it will tell you original instances couldn't be deleted, which is fine. Now, SAVE the level. Then, hit UNDO. The doors will reappear. Now, SAVE the level again, and go test ingame. All the doors should function correctly.
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"Well, as long as you're under there, you can check the breakers," Thorne said. ... "There's a box right behind the front bumper. Over on the left."
"I see it." [said Sarah]
...
"The box is in backward. Flip all the switches the other way. Are you dry?"
"No, Doc. I'm soaking wet, lying in the damn mud."
~Michael Crichton
"Well, as long as you're under there, you can check the breakers," Thorne said. ... "There's a box right behind the front bumper. Over on the left."
"I see it." [said Sarah]
...
"The box is in backward. Flip all the switches the other way. Are you dry?"
"No, Doc. I'm soaking wet, lying in the damn mud."
~Michael Crichton