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FPSC Classic Scripts / Bullet Time/Slow Motion Script. Help.

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joelguy22
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Posted: 8th Dec 2019 16:58
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I've been play around on the Black Ice mod using Version Beta.10.8 and I was hoping to find a command to slow down the time scaling in the game. After hours of searching, I came across The Community Mod scripts which had some commands like :Timescale=x, :EnableSlowMo, and :SetTimescale=x. All of these were not successful with Black Ice mod, however they worked with other modified FPSC-Game.exe, to some extent. I am hoping someone has a list of commands that work or can point me in the right direction to fix it myself.
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ncmako
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Posted: 8th Dec 2019 20:53
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joelguy22 There is no "time scale" in fpsc. But one can "trick it" to resemble a slowed down time, but only in certain circumstances.
You can slowed down player movement ? or maybe try capping the frame rate way down ? A few things to consider.
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joelguy22 Ok, I tested the command setsyncrate=x and it works like a charm I used a triggerzone but you can use any condition really.
Just when you want to activate "timescale" setsyncrate=5 gave it a slow-mo kind of feeling. When done return it back to a setsyncrate=80 and its back to normal.
Adjust the setsyncrate numbers to suit your needs
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ncmako Thank you. That seemed to be what I'm looking for. I did notice it makes the game lag as intended. I'm curious to see if there's a way to bundle it with maybe a Vsync setting or a PostEffect to make it smooth. I'll see if there is a way to improve it. Thanks again!
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ncmako
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Joelguy22
Quote: " or a PostEffect to make it smooth"

Hey that might work ? How about a DOF for a few seconds ? Or maybe blur
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Yea that would be sick if you added motion blur, and say if this slow motion is only going to be for a couple of seconds you could add a camera wobble if for an explosion scene, or a momentary cam rotation if you are dodging something. Would be wicked! Another thing, is on some games, like old school counterstrike, if you get hit it slows you down like this, only while getting hit, this script could be used to mimic that effect as well. Just throwing ideas at you if you are going through the effort of scripting slowdowns. Also I've noticed that when I have framerate drops it's "like walking through mud" someone on here said, if you have a swampy area you could force it to 11fps for only when you are in the bog... this could have lots of uses. Great idea, great script! Good luck
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 Dark Lord
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Posted: 10th Dec 2019 17:55 Edited at: 10th Dec 2019 18:12
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Try with
:state=0,plrwithinzone=1:setposteffect=motionsickness,state=1
The best is yet to come...
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joelguy22
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Thanks for all the replies! I've added the posteffect. Heres what I have so far...

:State=0,KeyPressed=20 1:setsyncrate=20,NewJumpHeight=25.0,PlrSpeedMod=10,camfov=45,setposteffect=motionblur,state=1,etimerstart
:State=1,etimergreater=5000:etimerstop,setsyncrate=80,NewJumpHeight=50.0,PlrSpeedMod=100,camfov=100,setposteffect=none,state=2
:state=2:state=0
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joelguy22
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Also I forgot to ask, is there a command to slow down the sounds in game. I know when using a water script, it slows down the music and sounds when below water. Is there a way I can have that same effect in this script?
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ncmako
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Quote: "slow down the sounds in game"

I don't think so except for using a modified sound file to resemble a "slowed down" or muted sound effect?
yeah, plrunderwater shifts the frequency.
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Basically slowdown is achieving by slowing down all animations, movement speeds etc..
You will need some global variable that will control all of this at the same time, sound frequency as far as i know can't be slow down except you not under water.
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sman512
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Btw physics will not slowed down so it will be noticeable. You will need to have this in mind!
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sman512
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If new BIM have command to control the gravity it may help to achieve slowdown effect.
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