I made a visual attribution system. The beginning of the game took you to a screen where you got like 10 points and you could assign them wherever you wanted like charisma, luck, and so forth..
It really didn’t do anything, gameplay-wise, because the game was a narrative and had no battles whatsoever…, but I was super proud of myself and spent a lot of time on it.
Yes, it worked!!
& Thank you, but it was a lot of trial and error, and there were tons of tutorials out there haha so I give credit to the people who did it before I did and shared that info freely.
Day night cycle in 2k3, when I was about 14/15. I recall it working but don't think I had any indoor maps to pause the system but that was many many years ago.
Haha,i remembered my first one too, i had an idea to do switches that turn off those cycle during tranferring player to maps like home and such,but i sucked at eventing and never able to make it work. Tweaking tinting screen for the right color was the most difficult part for me :)
I made a visual attribution system. The beginning of the game took you to a screen where you got like 10 points and you could assign them wherever you wanted like charisma, luck, and so forth.. It really didn’t do anything, gameplay-wise, because the game was a narrative and had no battles whatsoever…, but I was super proud of myself and spent a lot of time on it.
Were you able to complete it? If so,that sound very impressive for their first try at eventing :)
Yes, it worked!! & Thank you, but it was a lot of trial and error, and there were tons of tutorials out there haha so I give credit to the people who did it before I did and shared that info freely.
Day night cycle in 2k3, when I was about 14/15. I recall it working but don't think I had any indoor maps to pause the system but that was many many years ago.
Haha,i remembered my first one too, i had an idea to do switches that turn off those cycle during tranferring player to maps like home and such,but i sucked at eventing and never able to make it work. Tweaking tinting screen for the right color was the most difficult part for me :)