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Please make this into a longer map, so cool.
Again, best map!
Thanks for the reply.
Happy to help! Assuming you've already opened the map in editor. I'm gonna start off from a higher level.
You may notice that every collectible object has its own quest line, like there are 9 side quests and one main quest in this level. Since for each object there are 3 entrances to choose, each object's quest is parent to another 3 different quests, which each of them disables the other 2 when it is completed.
The mini-table is actually just a bunch of models or interactible items being enabled/disabled. Therefore, you're not actually "placing" an object, but making an object visible on the map when the player chooses to "place" them. The barricades are a little bit more complicated though. They can be upgraded, so there are more logic in the system (see QuestGathering04 05 07 for upgradable objects' quest lines)
There are a few more pictures on my website explaining how I script them. linke below:
http://www.andywangleveldesign.com/sleepless-night-scripting
Thanks in advance
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I liked that feature about State of Decay, was just sad it wasn't expanded upon well enough ;c
@HomicidalGrouse Glad that we have similar ideas. Personally, I'm a big fan of being able to establish my own base in any game. You can create so many possible gameplay challenges just from collecting resources. Don't even mention how wide the game content can reach if your base is gameplay-wise useful in late game, instead of just a achievement museum. And that's what I'm trying to achieve in this map. Thanks for trying!
did find a bug where the guard guy fell through the ground.. otherwise its great
@sENPE although screamers can potentially be in the future updates, but no, there's no screamers in the map now.