There are and will always be plenty of "hardcoded" things in any game (not just LoG) that can't be modified by scripting/modding. Using a full-fledged programming language such as Lua for scripting does not mean that you can do anything.Crashbanito wrote:I think he's asking whether or not all factors, as far as objects go, can be modified or will they be hard-coded and unchangeable.
That's a complicated question and depends on how those kind of features would be implemented. Our modding terms state that you are not allowed to distribute extracted/decompiled game code or assets, in original or modified form.Patch wrote:Hey petri, will we be allowed to edit preexisting, and add in game mechanics that aren't currently present in the game, and distribute these changes? I don't expect that this ability will be built directly into the modding tools, but I'm curious if we'll even be allowed to make fundamental changes. Such as adding classes, skills, traits, editing preexisting classes, the alchemy system, spell system, etc?
I don't quite see the necessity for 3D skyboxes in an indoor dungeon crawler game ^^Lmaoboat wrote:I think for a long term plan, for like a sequel, you should concentrate on going back on expanding your engine's capabilities with things like multi z-level floors and 3d Skyboxes.
Some of us are wanting to do outdoor settings.PSY wrote:I don't quite see the necessity for 3D skyboxes in an indoor dungeon crawler game ^^Lmaoboat wrote:I think for a long term plan, for like a sequel, you should concentrate on going back on expanding your engine's capabilities with things like multi z-level floors and 3d Skyboxes.
Besides, a 3D skybox is a pretty simple thing. 6 faces (you wouldn't even need a bottom face) with seamless textures, glue them together, tweak normals, that's pretty much all about it. Petri could do that in 5 mins ^^
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Those were also made 20 years ago when "outdoors" meant "indoors, but with different textures".darkling wrote:Dungeon Master II and Eye of the Beholder II (and ugh III) had outdoors regions! Lands of Lore was outdoors as much as it was indoors.. It even had a city. The realtime dungeon crawler genre was expanding outwards at the end of its life, with varying rates of success!
Patch wrote:Some of us are wanting to do outdoor settings.
Right. I have no objections to outdoor settings. I was just wondering how the topic went from 'random dungeons' to 'modifying the engine so it will be able to render outdoor scenarios'.darkling wrote:Dungeon Master II and Eye of the Beholder II (and ugh III) had outdoors regions! Lands of Lore was outdoors as much as it was indoors.. It even had a city. The dungeon crawler genre was expanding outwards at the end of its life, with varying rates of success!
Anyhow, very much looking forward to the dungeon editor.
We've already done this before, thankyouverymuch!PSY wrote: Would be awesome to run into a snail tossing lightning strikes at you![]()