[SCRIPT] Problem with timing script...

[MissMarilynn]

(01-10-2012 05:07 AM)flamez3 Wrote:  Replace 01_amb_darkness.ogg to 02_amb_safe.ogg.

Now go to

void intro4(string &in asTimer)
{
SetMessage("Intro", "Beginning3", 5);
AddTimer("", 6, "intro3");
}

And Add StopMusic(float afFadeTime, int alPrio);

It would look like this:

Quote:void intro4(string &in asTimer)
{
SetMessage("Intro", "Beginning3", 5);
AddTimer("", 6, "intro3");
StopMusic(6.0f, 1);
}

And at

void intro3(string &in asTimer)
{
FadeIn(2);
}

Add PlayMusic("01_amb_darkness.ogg", true,1.0f, 2.0f, 0, true);

It would look like this:

Quote:void intro3(string &in asTimer)
{
FadeIn(2);
PlayMusic("01_amb_darkness.ogg", true,1.0f, 2.0f, 0, true);
}

Hurray! Thank you so much for walking through this with me.

You don't perchance know how to add images along with the text do you? I'm looking everywhere but I can't seem to find any scripting for it. I know how to add images to the loading page but not the fade in/out...

[flamez3]

I'm not sure you can. You would have to make a billboard with the appropriate .mat file. Then again, I'm not even sure you can set them unactive.

[MissMarilynn]

(01-10-2012 06:03 AM)flamez3 Wrote:  I'm not sure you can. You would have to make a billboard with the appropriate .mat file. Then again, I'm not even sure you can set them unactive.

Aaah that's alright. Thanks for all your help!

[Khyrpa]

(01-10-2012 06:03 AM)flamez3 Wrote:  I'm not sure you can. You would have to make a billboard with the appropriate .mat file. Then again, I'm not even sure you can set them unactive.

You can set a billboard active or unactive by connecting it to a light and changing that lights color with FadeLightTo

[flamez3]

(01-10-2012 06:15 AM)Khyrpa Wrote:  

(01-10-2012 06:03 AM)flamez3 Wrote:  I'm not sure you can. You would have to make a billboard with the appropriate .mat file. Then again, I'm not even sure you can set them unactive.

You can set a billboard active or unactive by connecting it to a light and changing that lights color with FadeLightTo

wow, thanks; great tip