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FPSC Classic Scripts / Darkness affect enemy?

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myfrm
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Posted: 27th Jul 2007 20:01 Edited at: 27th Jul 2007 20:07
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Q.1.How can we make an enemy to lose his sight when there is no sufficient light?
There is a simple way that make the enemy freeze and runfpi= cautious.fpi when the user switches off the light.But the problem is I don't have that script. Can anyone help?

Q.2.Can I reduce the visibility range of a character?

Q.3.How can I disable the fog when user zooms a sniper?

Q.4.What is the default fog colour RGB at night?

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game lover
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Posted: 27th Jul 2007 20:40
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Dude just search this has been covered before and some of those questions can be answered in the manual.

Q.1 I'm not sure you can do that or can you? I'm no pro wait for some veterans they will have the answer for this question

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Posted: 27th Jul 2007 23:53 Edited at: 27th Jul 2007 23:54
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Hahaha, amazing pic Opposing Force.

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ROFL @ Opposing force

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Lol OP,you make me laugh



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myfrm
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Posted: 29th Jul 2007 19:59
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If you know the answer then say "I know", and say the answer.
If you don't know, then say I don't know. But in a forum post there is no need for "I don't know" post. So if you don't know the answer, then better please don't reply it. I'm talking generally, everyone hates the statement "Try the search."
I've been searched already.
If still not got it, then atleast don't say that sentence to me. I only post after a search.
Next I have a manual and a tips guide. Is that enough?

Please don't hate me because I am seeing "try search" for my every post.

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For the first question, there seems to be something in the source about a lower chance of seeing the player (though the plrcanbeseen command) depending on the amount of light, though that may only work for dynamic lights. It seemed to be sampling the lightmap though. It doesn't seem to do much, so it is probably just another memory eater.


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