Quote: "A good quality Cut Scene feature capable of providing pro type video sequences can involve a lot of things, e.g. Multiple cameras, Camera Paths, Scenario scripting, events and much, much more and so is something for a pro engine and a big undertaking in and of itself depending on what features you want included and how advanced you want it. Then theres Video formats and so on."
I had a 3 camera system in FPSC Classic. Just moved the player to the camera, and used variables for rotating so you could make adjustments or do pans and the camera angle would be the same when you switched back to it. I would just hit a key to cycle up or down through the cameras. It wasn't the best system in the world I guess, but it worked well for me. So, if we get the same command functionality for the Lua scripting that we had for FPI, then we will be able to use reloaded for 'filming'. I was planning to share the scripts for that camera system in a model pack I was working on, but the computer's hard drive crapped out. The whole pack was lost (including the scripts) and never made it to the new hard drive. ;( I can rescript it though, just have not made the time for redoing that pack yet.
Quote: "You may get a basic feature if enough users want it and that probably includes everyone sooner or later. Initially at least its likely to be basic is better than nothing. Reloaded seems to be a little bit of this and a little bit of that and most things are basic and perhaps that will have to be enough."
A little but of something is better than a whole lot of nothing, so a basic system will work for me until things get polished.
Quote: "Sure, Imchasingyou, it's pretty cool! It's a Lua function, found in the Global Lua script:
function AddPlayerJetPack(e,fuel)
SendMessageI("addplayerjetpack",e,fuel);
end
I simply called the function as a trial from the health script and attached it to the bag of chips (also added 1000 as fuel). Grab the chips and voila! jetpack! Use both right and left mouse buttons for thrust, mouse controls pitch. Pretty nice!"
LOL