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FPSC Classic Scripts / [LOCKED] Flatlander Scripting Contest - March 21, 2009

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Flatlander
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 03:45 Edited at: 24th Mar 2009 22:21
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I am learning myself at how to conduct a "contest" and I have already blown it. Just like anything else; most of the time we learn by trial and error. There will be a lot of that with this contest "project." I am revising this first post to include everything that is of importance. At least I hope so.

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The idea behind this contest "project" is to script something that will do a specific action. I will not show you what I have scripted. You will simply see an action that takes place and along with it a short description. Then you will need to create your own script to make that action happen. It does not have to be exactly as I have scripted it. Just as long as it does what it is supposed to do.

I want to make sure that this can be done so I am using something I have already done. You will see that it may not be as easy as you think.

Click here to download the AVI (560 Kb) to use as an example of what needs to happen and what the end result should look and sound like.

Again, the sounds have to sound exactly like the AVI. These are sounds that are stock. A scifi door needs to open and then close and the sound of a lift going down follows. The first floor door needs to open and the character needs to walk to the player.

The timing of some of the sounds is not important as long as they are realistic in that regard.

If you can't download a large file such as the AVI then click here to he download an mp3 of the sounds taken from the AVI.

Also the following are screenies:

The first is the player waiting as he hears the footsteps, door, and lift sounds.




This image is of the door opening and ally walking out of lift.




The following image is the ally walking towards the player.




And the ally standing before the player.




Finally, click here to download the map (fpm) file to use for this project.

After completing the script(s) -- likely more than one. You will need to send the revised fpm along with the scripts to my email link. Please let me know where the scripts should go within the scriptbank. Post that you are sending it and then send the email. (I will not use your email address for spam or anything else). I have tested the email link and it works.

The first three people who sends me a working script that sounds and looks like the version in the download will win:

1st - 400 store points
2nd - 200 store points
3rd - 100 store points

Again the scripts are not that large for this contest and you may wonder if I should have called this a scripting contest. I am just testing the waters with this one. It is not necessarily for beginners but I hope you will try to at least think about it. Hopefully it will make everyone think outside of the box and see that sometimes in order to get something that works in FPSC might need a work-a-round.

Addendum:

One thing I had not been able to do is tweak the character walking out of the lift. He looks pretty spastic and almost trips over the lift door.

If anyone is able to get a character to walk through the door smoothly, I might consider giving you bonus points whether you are in 1st, 2nd or 3rd.


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General Jackson
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 03:50 Edited at: 22nd Mar 2009 03:51
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what do you mean duplicate something you've done?
if we just make up our own scripts i would enter, but i'm not trying to 'duplicate' someones work.

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 04:43
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I'm in

Jackson- he means email the scripts to him so others dont copy YOUR work hoping to grab a second or third

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 04:51 Edited at: 23rd Mar 2009 14:53
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Well General Jackson that is up to you.

The idea behind this is to script something that will do a specific thing. I will not show you what I have scripted. You will simply see an action that takes place and along with it a short description. Then you will need to create your own script to make that action happen. It does not have to be exactly as I have scripted it. Just as long as it does what it is supposed to do.

I want to make sure that this can be done so I am using something I have already done. You will see that it may not be as easy as you think. Or, again this first one might be pretty easy.

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 04:53
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can't wait to see the 1st one, lookin forward

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Im new to scripting so i very much doubt that i'll win but i will participate
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im in too,got some skills on scripting already

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I'm in. Can't wait.


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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 19:33 Edited at: 23rd Mar 2009 14:53
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Welcome Arenas, djmaster and hockeykid.

When a person works for a software or game development company as a programmer, you will be given an assignment for a portion of the program or game to write. This always consists of a written description of what needs to be programmed. In game development, you will probably have a "story board" as to what it should look and/or sound like. I could produce a story board for this but since I am using something I have already created I will provide a video. However, I might also provide a story board to help.

So, this is an example of how one would work for a larger company.

Also, I am hoping that this will help people learn to script. The winning script along with mine will be shown for others who had been working on it can see how it was scripted. Examples are always good learning tools.

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 22:24
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I know this sounds dumb, but i still dont get what i am supposed to do. (other than making a script of course!!!

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Hm... I might enter. Give me something to be done and I'll see what I can do.

Some people say that I'm crazy... And I agree.
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 22:36
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I might enter, If I have time in my busy schedule.


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Posted: 22nd Mar 2009 23:43 Edited at: 23rd Mar 2009 14:54
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I'll give the specifics tomorrow. I don't have the story board made up or the specs on what you will need to do. I had to fix FPI EditPad and finish level 2 of my game. That is all done now and will get crackin' on this project. I also need to purchase some store points for the prizes and let Rick know. Haven't decided the amounts yet.

One of the qualifications to actually win a prize is to have a store account.

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Posted: 23rd Mar 2009 01:15
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well, i'd love to enter but i think u should make it where people make their own scripts and the one with the best script wins. it makes more sense that way

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Posted: 23rd Mar 2009 02:40
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@General Jackson

I understand your thinking. But how would I judge the script? That is way too subjective. Maybe a later contest and when I have time to think about it; but, I'm going forward with this one.

And, again, I'm doing this as of educational value because in real life you just can't program what you want to but what you are told to program and then be able to have the ability to come up with a solution. Arenas, don't back out because of that statement as this is also a way to learn how to script.

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Posted: 23rd Mar 2009 09:47
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Am I allowed to enter?


Quote: "this is an example of how one would work for a larger company."


The last larger company I worked for, I had to write looooong reports on the things I programmed. Regression Test steps, UT reports, etc. Bleehhhhh


Well, I'll check back tomorrow to see what the objective is.
I'm in if you'll let me.


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Posted: 23rd Mar 2009 14:53 Edited at: 23rd Mar 2009 16:24
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Plystire, I don't know. What do others think? There are not too many who are interested in doing this so perhaps . . . ?


Addendum:

Actually I'm a little bummed out. There's not much interest in this. I'm not sure I want to spend any of my money for prizes when there doesn't seem to be much interest. I do appreciate the four or five who are really interested. There has been around 120 views so it's not like they were the only ones who knows about it. I was hoping to attract some who are not the usual group. This did attract Arenas though.

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I'd be interested in doing this. I'm not plugged in on the weekends, so I didn't see this until today.

And looking at the responses, I get the feeling that people are confused as to what the contest is about. I realize that you want to give an assignment and have people do it. Great - no problem. But I think people are a little wary of entering not knowing what the exact script is supposed to do, nor do they care for entering a contest where only the first correct submission wins. I realize that you don't have time to do the "let me look at the entries and pick the sexiest or most clever winner" thing. But to just disregard all entries after the 1st correct one is what's turning people off (IMHO).
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I suppose it's only fair to let Ply join, hes a scripter to, tho he is the best (I feared this would happen =p). I didn't think I had that much of a chance once I saw that hockey entered =p

Question though, I assume this must be done in stock FPSC?

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well ply=not really fair,it should be Beginners Scripting Contest so that would it be more fair.otherwise yeah stock fpsc,ive got 1.15 so i cant use mods

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Posted: 23rd Mar 2009 21:08 Edited at: 23rd Mar 2009 21:09
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I'm not going to take any time in writing a description or making a story board. The "story board" will just be the AVI capture that I took. I hope all are able to download a 795 KB file.

There is actually not much scripting to be done for this one. Scripting is very important to creating a good scene, level, or game but using one's ingenuity is also very important. You may have to use two or three scripts depending on what logic you come up with for duplicating this.

I am providing the map and it is all stock. Click the download button to get the map (fpm).

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You will have to make a couple of minor additions and/or revisions to the map. For example, you will need a character entity of course.

The AVI will be available in the next post.

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maybe i enter..


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You will need to send the revised fpm along with the scripts to my email link. Please post that you are sending it and then send the email. (I will not use your email address for spam or anything else). I have tested the email link and it works.

The first three people who sends me a working script that sounds and looks like the version in the download will win:

1st - 400 store points
2nd - 200 store points
3rd - 100 store points

Again the scripts are not that large for this contest and you may wonder if I should have called a scripting contest. I am just testing the waters with this one. It is for beginners and hopefully it will make you think beyond the box.


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A short description (Edited):

You, the player is waiting to meet an ally. He is on the second floor and you now hear footsteps moving towards the lift. You then hear the door open and close and then you hear the lift move down to the first floor where the lift door opens and the ally walks out of the lift and directly in front of you -- the player. The character needs to walk up to the player.

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For those of you worried about me entering, I spoke with Flatlander earlier and I agreed to step out.

Perhaps if more competition were to enter, it may be more viable that I enter midway or something.


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You will probably need to do some trial and error and tweaking. This is probably something that cannot be coded without some testing.

Is anybody having any trouble downloading the video to see and hear what this is to look and hear like?

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no, but I dont know what to use for footsteps audio, I might use a random sound of a dog barking, from stock atmo sounds in audiobank

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...aaaaand mailed

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meteorite, got your email. Will look at it as soon as I finish with this post.

I had received one earlier and I have to reject it. Will tell them also when I get done here.

I have to reiterate the following:

"The first three people who sends me a working script that sounds and looks like the version in the download will win . . ."

It has to sound exactly like the footsteps, a scifi door opening and closing, the lift going down. Also, the character needs to walk to the player.

The timing of some of the sounds is not important as long as they are realistic in that regard.

Click on the download button to download an mp3 of the sounds that need to be there.

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Hockeykid and meteorite have submitted but neither are like the AVI I have provided. This is why I wanted to provide a video because it shows that it can be done in that manner.

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Quote: "who submits the correct script that duplicates something I have already done."


But I don't know what scripts you made.

EDIT: I found out scripts you made by clicking your user.

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Posted: 24th Mar 2009 13:43 Edited at: 24th Mar 2009 13:43
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i might enter depending on what needs to be done as i'm still a N00b but i can script ok, and when i say ok i don't mean very good

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ok putting my hands onto it right now

edit: looks like fpsc let me down again,i made a script,definately works beacause i used fpi editpad,i run fpsc 1.15 beta2 so i guess im out or something

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@The Fps Creator rocks!

I'm sorry I have caused some confusion with this contest as my posts have been all over the place. If I do this again, I will make sure everything that needs to be there is in the first post.

Please re-read the first post. Then, if you still have questions please ask.

@djmaster
Using FPI EditPad does not guarantee that your logic is correct. Only if the commands are used in the right place (condition or action) and are valid. You may have to rethink how you scripted it and change the logic.


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Don't give up. You too may have to either rethink the logic used or rework the script you had already used.

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Ok done finished version sent


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I can't get your sound to work, and I'm using it in a script that I know works because it worked for another sound, curses.

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@meteorite

I'm not sure what you mean by my sound? I haven't provided any sound to use. All the sounds are stock sounds.

Addendum:

I did provide an mp3 of the sounds heard in the AVI video. That includes the footsteps, the door opening and closing and the lift going down and then the 1st floor door opening.

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We have a 1st place winner! Congratulations hockeykid!

I will soon have an AVI of his entry.

His scripts and logic for this are much different from mine.

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Quote: "is scripts and logic for this are much different from mine"


Well we all have our own ways i guess. When the contest is 100% over are you gonna post out script side by side? Because i would like to see mine compared to yours.


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that mp3 sound is the one I speak of
I could not find the stock footsteps sound anywhere

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Posted: 25th Mar 2009 00:50 Edited at: 25th Mar 2009 01:14
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Quote: "Well we all have our own ways i guess. When the contest is 100% over are you gonna post out script side by side? Because i would like to see mine compared to yours"


Yes I will post all the scripts including mine. This is a good way to learn. Mine is not necessarily any better than yours.

Remember, before look at hockeykid's entry, I had said that the timing of the sounds does not have to match mine. Click on the download button to download the AVI (615 Kb) of hockeykid's entry.

If I were the team leader and this was for real, I would probably want the footsteps to sound like a more normal gate. He's still dragging his feet, hockeykid. I remember my mom would always tell me, "Don't drag your feet!"

Also, the character walks a little too fast to the player. He apparently was dragging his feet to get to the elevator but was rushing towards the player as if he was a long lost relative. But then again, maybe he should be shown as going at a faster clip to show his enthusiasm. However, the footsteps on the 2nd floor should match that clip.

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Quote: "rushing towards the player as if he was a long lost relative"
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ha thats because that problem i was having i got so mad and just through all 3 commands in their


Quote: "He's still dragging his feet"


maybe he got shot in the leg and the elevator like healed his leg. You never know.


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@meteroite

Actually, I didn't use a sound for the footsteps. I did it a different way. Since there already is a 1st place winner, I will direct you to the walking sounds.



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Quote: "maybe he got shot in the leg and the elevator like healed his leg. You never know"


LOL.

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by the way are you sure the video you uploaded was using my script? it looked like exactly like your other video. Maybe a video mix up?


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Posted: 25th Mar 2009 01:07 Edited at: 25th Mar 2009 01:13
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I thought it was. I will double check. I deleted the download for now until I check it out.

Addendum:

That was the right one. Remember, the timer is in milliseconds. 1 second = 1000 milliseconds.

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Plystire
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Posted: 25th Mar 2009 03:00
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Congratulations, hockeykid!


Can I join now?
Hah, j/k


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Flatlander
FPSC Tool Maker
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Posted: 25th Mar 2009 03:44 Edited at: 25th Mar 2009 15:26
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@Plystire,

Only if it seems everybody has given up. I would like as many as possible to learn something from this.

@meteorite
I hope you haven't given up and are still working on it.

@Everybody Else
I hope everybody else is thinking on this project and is trying to do some coding. Also, I am willing to start giving out tips after 2nd place is taken. As important as winning is that of learning.

The past has a lot of memories to hold onto; but, today is chock full of new adventures, and, the future shouts out, "The best is yet to come!" -- TerryC
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djmaster
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Posted: 25th Mar 2009 14:00 Edited at: 25th Mar 2009 14:01
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i did it a simple way but too bad it doesent work



oh and btw it was applied to a trigger zone but it doesent even freeze the player

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The Fps Creator rocks!
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Posted: 25th Mar 2009 15:41
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Created my script. Gotta test

I can't texture. I'm not an artist.
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