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| Also important to know is that all your gfx, music etc. must reside in your project directory otherwise it doesn't get compiled into packages. | Also important to know is that all your gfx, music etc. must reside in your project directory otherwise it doesn't get compiled into packages. | ||
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| A: Normally would have been sufficient to set Game.InventoryVisible = false; but WME demo has a sliding inventory, so we would need a bit more for that. | A: Normally would have been sufficient to set Game.InventoryVisible = false; but WME demo has a sliding inventory, so we would need a bit more for that. | ||
| - | Go into data/scripts/game_daemon.script file to the line which reads | + | Go into data/scripts/game_loop.script file to the line which reads |
| - | if(Game.Interactive && Game.MouseY < 45 &&! Game.ResponsesVisible &&! WinMenu.Visible) Game.InventoryVisible = true; | + | <code script> |
| + | if(Game.Interactive && Game.MouseY < 45 &&! Game.ResponsesVisible &&! WinMenu.Visible) | ||
| + | Game.InventoryVisible = true; | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| and change it to | and change it to | ||
| - | if(Game.Interactive && Game.MouseY < 45 &&! Game.ResponsesVisible &&! WinMenu.Visible && InventoryActive) Game.InventoryVisible = true; | + | <code script> |
| + | if(Game.Interactive && Game.MouseY < 45 &&! Game.ResponsesVisible &&! WinMenu.Visible && InventoryActive) | ||
| + | Game.InventoryVisible = true; | ||
| + | </code>; | ||
| Add into data/scripts/base.inc line global InventoryActive; and finally in data/scripts/game.script insert at the begining line InventoryActive = true; | Add into data/scripts/base.inc line global InventoryActive; and finally in data/scripts/game.script insert at the begining line InventoryActive = true; | ||
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| Example: | Example: | ||
| TXT000001[TAB]Hi, I would like to speak with you about | somereallystrangeandincomprehensible thing. | TXT000001[TAB]Hi, I would like to speak with you about | somereallystrangeandincomprehensible thing. | ||
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| <code script>var txt = Game.ExpandString("/TXT000001/"); | <code script>var txt = Game.ExpandString("/TXT000001/"); | ||
| - | Game.Msg(txt);<code> | + | Game.Msg(txt);</code> |
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| this can be done through for example: | this can be done through for example: | ||
| - | <code script>Game.AddSpeechDir("Town");<code> | + | <code script>Game.AddSpeechDir("Town");</code> |
| Your sound files should be named according to your keys in the string.tab file so for example if your line there reads | Your sound files should be named according to your keys in the string.tab file so for example if your line there reads | ||
| - | TOWN0010001 Hi, my name is Armitage! | + | TOWN0010001 Hi, my name is Armitage! |
| your sound file will be named town0010001.ogg | your sound file will be named town0010001.ogg | ||
