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How can I create new stationary objects? - AIRdomination - 28.02.2010
I've been wanting to make more light objects for the staationary objects list in different colors other than just the white, green, and red that we have. I have searched the stationary.ini but yet those lines are not even there.
In order for me to understand how to make the new ones, i want to understand how the current ones work. Could someone explain for me?
- Boris The Spider - 01.03.2010
I have no idea how they work or how to access/modify them but if you put a red light over a green light you get a yellow light. Simple additive color theory. You can vary the yellow by adding a second green or red light.
- stuka_40 - 01.03.2010
Well, they are not in static.ni, they are in technics.ini section [smokes] smoke10 to smoke14! but i don't think it is only to edit technics.ini file because i tried with
adding new smokes to technics.ini file and the game crashed! you need to edit some class files too, good luck.
- AIRdomination - 01.03.2010
Darn. Class file editing isn't my specialty :lol: Guess I'll have to wait.
- AIRdomination - 01.03.2010
Boris The Spider Wrote:I have no idea how they work or how to access/modify them but if you put a red light over a green light you get a yellow light. Simple additive color theory. You can vary the yellow by adding a second green or red light.
That doesn't always work considering they like to flicker at different angles. That kinda ruins the purpose. But I've thought about that.