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Omniary wrote:I would agree with Ulgrin, if you size that image down to normal, you could also move the description up a bit, that way there wouldn't be such a big gap between the sub-sections.

Skin_ wrote:

Omniary wrote:I would agree with Ulgrin, if you size that image down to normal, you could also move the description up a bit, that way there wouldn't be such a big gap between the sub-sections.

That IS the normal size!

Omniary wrote:

Skin_ wrote:

Omniary wrote:I would agree with Ulgrin, if you size that image down to normal, you could also move the description up a bit, that way there wouldn't be such a big gap between the sub-sections.

That IS the normal size!

I believe both me and Ulgrin were talking about InnocentSam's post, I'd acknowledge yours in some way if Mediafire would let me download the file now.

InnocentSam wrote:

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Mr. Shy-Guy wrote:Since a document about SCP-005 will probably be added, in its actual room there is no place where it could be placed (LOL); so I drew some kind of containment chamber for it with a place where you can put the document:

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GREEN= a little featureless room with SCP-005's label (the little YELLOW line)
ORANGE= a corridor
GREY= SCP-005's containment chamber, where the key is placed on a pedestall (the RED square). You would need at least a Level 3 KeyCard to enter (or any clearance level you want to put; I suggest a Level 3 because the game would get too easy when you find the key, if you want to use it...)
BLUE= a little office where you could find SCP-005's document on a table/shelf; you would need a Level4/Level 5 KeyCard to enter (but you would have the key, so the office's clearance level doesn't matter too much... It should be a "fake-tutorial" for making you try SCP-005...)
LIGHT BLUE= a button-door (the door that leads to SCP-005's room would need a KeyCard, I suggest a Level 3 like I said before. The door that leads to the little office with the document could have a Level 4/Level 5 security clearance)
PURPLE= the door that connects SCP-005's containment chamber to the facility's corridors

What do you think of it?
Remember: this is only a suggestion, and this is YOUR Mod so you decide how the rooms will be...

I made the drawing with Paint...

Having SCP-005 in a room with no kind of securing procedure would be risky if a possible traitor decides to steal it: he could go ANYWHERE!
In terms of gameplay: SCP-005 could let you go EVERYWHERE (except inside Dr. Maynard's office) and all you need to get it is find it, I think that "securing" it with a clearance level (even small, like a Level 3) could be more useful (to get Level 3 you need to get the Level 2 in the room with 173 and upgrade it in 914, I think that's a "process" that should always be present in the game...), obviously you could just decide to don't grab it but I think that most of the players will take the key and run straight to Gate A avoiding every "special" room...

OH! And you made a really great job with SCP-009! I like it a lot!

juanjpro wrote:I'll wait for InnocentSam to make his own additions to the mod before adding a more dramatic death sequence to SCP-009.

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The new sequence injures the player over time, and when "total contamination" occurs, the player will freeze in place while red ice covers their face. A cracking sound is heard, and the screen fades to black before the player dies. There's a new sound for the blinking light as well, so new players will notice it easily.

I also found a few fixes for some bugs, such as the falling-through-floor bug (use "UpdateRooms()" and update PlayerRoom after quick-loading is done) and the misplaced door in "testroom" (coords need to be x=720; z=0). If you guys want, I'll upload the fixes separately.

juanjpro wrote:I'll wait for InnocentSam to make his own additions to the mod before adding a more dramatic death sequence to SCP-009.

Spoiler

The new sequence injures the player over time, and when "total contamination" occurs, the player will freeze in place while red ice covers their face. A cracking sound is heard, and the screen fades to black before the player dies. There's a new sound for the blinking light as well, so new players will notice it easily.

I also found a few fixes for some bugs, such as the falling-through-floor bug (use "UpdateRooms()" and update PlayerRoom after quick-loading is done) and the misplaced door in "testroom" (coords need to be x=720; z=0). If you guys want, I'll upload the fixes separately.