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FPSC Classic Scripts / Water Level?

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Pariah
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Posted: 29th Apr 2012 16:22
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Hey guys, I have yet another question to ask you.

In-game, in order to add water to my level, I have added a trigger, with the script raisewater.fpi in order to make water appear in the game.

However, using the in-game controls, when I try to adjust the water level, and save it (level 3) during the test play, the next time I try it, the water level has gone back to the default again (level 5).

How do I fix it?
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Flatlander
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Posted: 29th Apr 2012 21:48
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I don't believe the new water level is saved. That is probably obvious since you have already saved and it is still at the same level.

I'm not really sure what you are trying to do here. It kind of sounds as when the player is in level 3 the water rises but when the player gets to level 5, it is the same level as level #3. I'm not sure what you are trying to do or what effect you want. Remember the developer and the actual player are two different things.

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Pariah
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Posted: 30th Apr 2012 00:37
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I basically trying to keep the level of water really low when I am playing the level (only about a few centimeters high).

When I first tested the game, I used the Page Up/Down to lower the water level to around level 3 (up to my 'feet') and I pressed 'enter' to save.

But then when I kept re-testing the levels, the water levels kept on filling all the rooms with water, and never stayed at the level I wanted to save it as.

Do you catch me?
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maho76
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Posted: 30th Apr 2012 13:26
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open scriptbank/water and edit the water.fpi (make safety-copy) you will finf "waterheight=x" or something similar. change number and test how it behaves, water is triggered on height of the water-fpi-triggerzone, +/- the number in waterheight. around 85 and set 1 level below where you want water are about kneedeep, as far as i remember.

hope it helps.

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Pariah
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Quote: "open scriptbank/water and edit the water.fpi (make safety-copy) you will finf "waterheight=x" or something similar. change number and test how it behaves, water is triggered on height of the water-fpi-triggerzone, +/- the number in waterheight. around 85 and set 1 level below where you want water are about kneedeep, as far as i remember."


Thanks heaps maho76!
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