Hmmm I've been on his tail, behind and in front of him....I'll have to try again...nice posts though

All fun stuff!


 


 




All the times I have played that game through (and it's been A LOT)  in Chapter 16 Creme De La Creme I have only had the bridge option happen once, I even looked through the code to try and see a trigger (a while back) and didn't see anything.


 


 




I would love to chase Him off the bridge!

Thanks Guys....


 




No release date yet Cole, it depends how much time I get to work on in.


 




I am currently working on the five missions sequences, when those are done I can release it, though I won't ever be done with it ;o)

 




 


 




The Italian Quarter of Little Italy uses that upper corner of Central Island with the prison and Ugly fences for a new place. It seems people have been leaving Little Italy in droves since Maranella took over, they found an affordable haven of Apartments and flats owned my The Capoletti to live. Its not the high rent district, but the housing is clean, and no one hustles them. Occasionally when the ship comes back down the river he has a load of Canadian whisky that He will off load on Central Island. Even though the whiskey is "tax and duty free" this product is not as sensitive as the rest of the items Salvatore smuggles. Even with prohibition ended, there is a good market for duty free liquor


 

Good stuff!


 




For the ten years I have been playing mafia, I really haven't played Freeride Expansion that much.


 




I always thought Speedy started at the corner at the end of the street  :s illy:


 




 :s ide note: is this in the right category?

Oh that pissed me off


 




It took 30 minutes for the blinking patch to download, then it failed like every other patch failed and I had to money around with it, and I don't see a lot of difference now that it's working

great background


 


 




this guy was a first class SOB

Cool Beans!

Okay I am just going to shoot some ideas out here


 


 




First I notice you didn't ID the actor for the script and didn't include some of the game nominclature


 




try this code (adjusted to your actor name and animation)


 




dim_flt 2




dim_act 2




findactor 0,"Tommy"




findactor 1,"woman2"


 


 




{ up




if flt[1]=1,2,-1




enemy_playanim "UStoluVysvetlovani01.I3D",0


 


 




label 1




wait 10000




goto 1




label 2




}


 


 




It uses the {up} code which returns the character to the script after activation , it identifies the character and it shunts the the loop to a wait time that DOESN"T include the animation. Some animations need to be set once then left alone. And only need to be refreshed after the character was activated


 




Also I noticed you are using a police model which has some embedded scripts in regard to Tommy so set the character to no reaction on player


 




See  if that helps

Nice!

Try changing the wait portion of the npc script to a finite wait


 




change


 







<pre class="ipsCode">

let flt[0]=flt[0]-500



wait flt[0]

</pre>






 




to







<pre class="ipsCode">

wait 1500

</pre>






 




or however long the wait period is for the animation


 


 




nothing from nothing leaves nothing and it looks like MAYBE you are cycling the animation too fast - just a guess

The Chicago Club


 




 


 




 


 







 


 

Excellent work my man....I can't wait to see the show

Hey Rob, the only time that has happened to me, is when I had created a loop within a loop and the npc script got running the loop over and over on top of each other...are you sure its the same script, and is that script calling for a missing object or otherwise defaulting into a loop?


 




You want to post the script for review?


 




200 + NPC's all doing the same thing....

QuoteNice usage of the hole  <img src="/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/smile.png" alt="" data-emoticon="" srcset="/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x" width="20" height="20">

 




:lol:  I usually think up interesting things to do with holes :whistle: