Recent content by paulo.bender

Your work is extremely impressive and polished, as always, my friend. I'm particularly curious on how did you managed that: Are you using onthinkscript?

I did something similar already too :D

Thanks, man, much appreciated. For those who might be curious, I'm working on a "Particle Spawning" system that would... spawn... particles in random points around the character. Using the character's bbox as coordinates would work wonders for things like flame particles and whatnot.

I'm sorry for necroposting, but are these "better replacements" available in the 4.0 version?

I'll do it as soon as I get home, gimme 4-5 hours and I'll feed you guys back. EDIT: Tested it, and it's working perfectly! (even the blockpain issue has been solved, by the way)

Tried both, to no avail. The issue seems to be in the int PropValue = getentityproperty(Self,PropName); line, that isn't reading the property's value properly.

I'm trying to make a "@cmd friendly" changeentityproperty that takes two parameters: "PropName" and "PropValue" and adds value the the property's current value. example: would add 2 to the character's MP, but instead it's setting the character's MP to 2.

Greetings, everyone! I'm having a hard time trying to set a keyscript that allows me to change a character's animation through the hit of a button (retaining it's momentum). here's the code that I did: #import "data/scripts/animation/lib_anim.c" void main() { void Self =...

So, I'm facing a weird behavior. I've always used the function below to make my life easier in the previous versions: void ModProperty(char PropName, void Value) { void Self = getlocalvar("self"); void PropValue = getentityproperty(Self,PropName); PropValue += Value...

attack.reaction.invincible.time solved my problem, exactly as you said. Thanks A LOT, @DCurrent!

Greetings, developers! First of all, I'd like to apologize for the confusing title; I'm not sure if I used the right terms, but I'll try to be as clear as possible here. I have a character that is able to cancel their attacks into a special move by using the following animation header: cancel...

Sorry for necroposting, but the GitHub link is not found.

Damn, this is incredible. This is far beyond what I was planning (my idea was for dust effects to inherit the ground color and tint them), but I'm amazed by how smooth it looks.

That's the first idea I had in my mind, yeah. Thanks! I do have some script work, but I'm aware this may be more advanced than I'm ready to. Knowing that's possible makes me happy and excited already, thanks!

Greetings, everyone! After a long hiatus, I've returned to OpenBoR (the v4 update got me so excited!). I was wondering if is it possible to read the color of a specific coordinate (e.g.: the color of the floor under a character's feet) and return it as a color value for future use (e.g...