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Scripting in the works! Also, gigantic changes to Building and Fire, and Server Browser improvements

Discussion in 'Announcements' started by Geti, Jun 10, 2012.

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  1. Antman

    Antman Base Burner

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    But wouldn't a teamless door wark the same as backwall?
    Just sit there holding stuff up?

    I'm not against the idea, it'd be great for aethetics and RDM maps :)
     
    Antman, Jun 15, 2012
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  2. BlueLuigi

    BlueLuigi :^) Forum Moderator Donator Tester

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    It would work similar to stone unless you are suggesting that it open for either door in which case it does have it's purpose as well, it's openable but also solid at times.
     
    BlueLuigi, Jun 15, 2012
    #102
  3. MINIMAN

    MINIMAN Shark Slayer

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    Ummmm... I saw the youtube-clip ..... How do u move,is it just like normal keys (W = up ect.) ??
     
    MINIMAN, Jun 15, 2012
    #103
  4. ockpii

    ockpii Horde Gibber

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    Team Zombie Fortress would be amazing. Red, Blue, Green and Purple teams.
     
    ockpii, Jun 15, 2012
    #104
  5. ShnitzelKiller

    ShnitzelKiller Haxor

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    You can stand on doors. So they would actually act sort of like bridges, but with more resistance and delay in closing.
     
    ShnitzelKiller, Jun 15, 2012
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  6. Masery

    Masery is actually Maroon Donator

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    By this do you mean we can reinforce stone? Like, we can stack multiple stone into one tile? For example, I click one square with stone four times, it has 4X durability?
     
    Masery, Jun 24, 2012
    #106
  7. GloriousToast

    GloriousToast Haxor Donator

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    does this mean i can burn the people's houses down when fire comes out?
    *hugs self* YEY:):p
     
    GloriousToast, Jun 24, 2012
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  8. ockpii

    ockpii Horde Gibber

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    Layered on top of each other = stacked, not added to each other, I think.
     
    ockpii, Jun 24, 2012
    #108
  9. ockpii

    ockpii Horde Gibber

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    Stack:
    :castle_wall:
    :castle_wall:
     
    ockpii, Jun 24, 2012
    #109
  10. Geti

    Geti Please avoid PMing me (poke a mod instead) THD Team Administrator Global Moderator

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    No. Blocks will still have a FG/BG layer and will be able to block construction on each layer, but a bridge block will actually be layered in front of a backwall block, for example.

    We're not sure if this will extend into the implementation of classic or not, more info when we know.
     
    Geti, Jun 24, 2012
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  11. BlueLuigi

    BlueLuigi :^) Forum Moderator Donator Tester

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    Sounds awesome.
     
    BlueLuigi, Jun 24, 2012
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  12. ParaLogia

    ParaLogia tired Administrator Global Moderator Forum Moderator Tester Official Server Admin

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    No, by stack I mean:
    :castle_bg:+:ladder:=:ladder_bg:
     
    ParaLogia, Jun 24, 2012
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  13. ockpii

    ockpii Horde Gibber

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    I know what you mean, but stacking is generally used for piling up xD
    I get what you mean ;)
     
    ockpii, Jun 24, 2012
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