Can you kindly edit the first post and include the link to the nexus page there? It's inconvenient when users have to go through all the pages in this thread to find a working link.

A challenge for all the warriors, rouges and wizards. Pit yourselves against six trials that will test your skills, strength and dexterity. If you prove yourselves worthy you will be allowed to face the Champion of Doom himself. Steam workshop: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1...

Yeah, that explains a lot. I feel really ashamed now for making such basic mistakes.

I decided to go for the workaround. I added a closed off section at the end of the dungeon right before the actual exit. A scroll spawns there when party enters the area and score is written on it. It kind of kills the immersion but it's a solution.

Oh... so one thing that I should mention. Part of the reason things were crashing when I was testing things in that thread is because hudPrint didn't like an integer argument. print can handle it, but not hudPrint. You might need to explicitly cast the score to a string to use it in the cinematics ...

Oh silly me, I've figured out why the game was crashing. I completely forgot I had an onDie hook that looked like this: onDie = function(champion) local CHAMPION_DEATH_PRICE = 1000 scoreLua.score = scoreLua.score - CHAMPION_DEATH_PRICE print ("Score " .. scoreLua.score) end, Still, that's ...

I saw someone use particle systems for words in game space. I'm under impression that you didn't understand my post correctly. I don't need to display score balloons during the game. I guess that's what the particle system would be good for. I want to display the score at the end of the game. That ...

There seems to be a bug with passing parameters from the object hooks to level scripts. I tried to subtract certain integer values from script variable each time when party receives damage. This is how my scripts look like: Object hook: -- mod_assets/scripts/party.lua -- This file is included in ini...

I would like to display score at the end of my dungeon. Is there a way to do so in the cinematics? I tried keeping the score in a script in the dungeon itself and then refering to it through "scoreLua.score" statement but it crashed the game.

I like them because they don't contrast very much with portraits that are already in the game. This way you can mix your party using the originals and these ones and it will still look good.