Thirsty Panther

There is an C++ extension for VS Code.

Looks good. Is this with Leadwerks 4 or UltraEngine?

So Blender has an alternative to using gizmos. It allows for key presses as short cuts for object placement. The "G" key stands for grab and is a short cut for translation mode. First you left click the object you wish to move. The press g on the keyboard. Move your object to it new position and left click to mouse again to confirm the new position. Its very quick . Other keys such as x,y,z lock the object to those axis's. S is used for scale.

Nice work.

There is an old elevator script in the workshop. Have you tried it? Its a little old and I'm not sure it works with the current version of Leadwerks but at lest it will give you somewhere to start. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=510080616&searchtext=

In the top right hand corner you will find a "scene " tab. Select this. Down the bottom of this tab you will find "Post effects". Click "Add ". Select the effect you want then run your game.

Tipforeveryone did a nice one some time ago.

You can use Vue. Josh has a Blog post on this. Vue is a bit pricey for me so I used Bryce and Gimp using a dds plugin.

Only thing I can think of is to use a small brush and up the sensitivity and just carve the weather effect your looking for.

You have been very busy helping Josh with the new Engine.

Thank you, Glad you enjoyed them.

I Don't Even Know What The **** Is Going On With Anything Today Anyway? My personal favorite is DILLIGAF

This thread should help

Also make sure that you are not trying to make a camera and use the first person shooter script at the same time. The first person script will also create a camera and will result in a plank screen.

Sounds like you want a sprite sheet shader.

You cant download maps/scripts thru the Game Launcher. The Idea of game Launcher was to show your finished game. Also many of the assets used in those games are copyrighted so cant be used. If you want to have a look at some games/ Maps/ Scripts check out. Forth a Leadwerks community project. Darkness Awaits is another project updated by Reepblue. Goodluck.

Or if your using the editor "CTL C" and "CTL V". Or select your brush and hold CTL key down and drag, a copy will be created.

Aggrors Spline tools might be helpful. Its still available in the Marketplace. https://youtu.be/_7pnuM4x0mE

Nice work to all those involved.

You could split your Talk animation in two. Talk 1 animation 0-950 Talk 2 animation 450-950 Then just call the animation you want.

We had a challenge on this very subject. Not sure if all the links in it still work. Let me know if you cant find can find some of the scripts I may have them stored off line.

Jorn has some intro videos for Lua. https://www.youtube.com/c/Jorntheunissen/videos Brian Burton has some basic Lua videos not LW related. And searching the forums is also a good source of information.

I had a similar problem but I don't know if its the same as yours. In my script I was assigning the screen width to a script variable ( Script.ScreenWidth = context:GetWidth() ). In the Start function I would try and retrieve the screen width with Self.ScreenWidth and it would say it was nil value. Even thou I had given it a value outside of the "start" function. I didn't investigate it too much as I have been playing with the LW beta. Maybe this is also the cause of your problem.

Came across this animation software while browsing the interwebs. It uses physics based deep learning tools to generate realistic looking animations for characters. It can be used on humanoid, animal or mechanical characters. It can also be used to tidy up mocap animations. Currently in a free beta version. https://cascadeur.com/ GameFromScratch has a video on it as well.

What setting do you have for Light Quality? Try using a setting of 2 to improve the shadows. https://www.leadwerks.com/learn?page=API-Reference_Object_World_SetLightQuality