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juanjpro wrote:-snip-

Nice to see you have 178-1 almost nailed! Can't wait to see the 3D specs themselves!

they should have a chasing animation

yonzo_rikuo wrote:they should have a chasing animation

Yeah, that'd be nice

juanjpro wrote:Video

For once Juan beat me to it.

Re-enabling shaders. Fog will no longer be a post-processing effect, since that caused blending issues with transparent objects such as windows.

I'm going to implement the alarm event (the event with the guard and the intercom guy walking away from 173) soon. Since guards and scientists don't do anything other than follow the same paths every time, they won't be implemented as NPCs at all, instead they'll be implemented as models moving around during events.

juanjpro wrote:Re-enabling shaders. Fog will no longer be a post-processing effect, since that caused blending issues with transparent objects such as windows.

I'm going to implement the alarm event (the event with the guard and the intercom guy walking away from 173) soon. Since guards and scientists don't do anything other than follow the same paths every time, they won't be implemented as NPCs at all, instead they'll be implemented as models moving around during events.

It sucks that you couldn't get the guards and scientists working, but I suppose event-only models is better than no models at all.

KirbyMario12345 wrote:It sucks that you couldn't get the guards and scientists working, but I suppose event-only models is better than no models at all.

It's not that I couldn't get them working as NPCs, it's just that they don't do anything if an event isn't there to control them, so it would be pointless to give them the properties of the other NPCs. Making them simply moving models (and sometimes colliders) makes things a lot easier and less bug prone. Players won't notice the difference, it's just a behind-the-scenes thing.

juanjpro wrote:

KirbyMario12345 wrote:It sucks that you couldn't get the guards and scientists working, but I suppose event-only models is better than no models at all.

It's not that I couldn't get them working as NPCs, it's just that they don't do anything if an event isn't there to control them, so it would be pointless to give them the properties of the other NPCs. Making them simply moving models (and sometimes colliders) makes things a lot easier and less bug prone. Players won't notice the difference, it's just a behind-the-scenes thing.

Ah okay.

The lighting on dynamic objects is pretty bad, I'll implement deferred lighting and correct their intensity so they look right.