Re: [MOD] Archaeologists
Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2018 1:26 pm
I just gave it a shot. Works well! I was able to trace an item almost directly through the dungeon (it got a little complicated on the way But the effect worked.)
Glad you like it. It still needs refinement and balancing - trust me they will cost a lot more than 50gp in the final version!delvisomanda wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:06 pm I have tried the mod, and I love the locator device.... this is the foundation for marking places in the world as the new games. I found a way to turn off the locator light, first I thought it was a mistake for the light to stay on after I recovered the item.
Nope nothing is altered, this is just a co-incidence. I've done about 10-12 dungeons with the device (legit, no testing shortcuts) and many times have been overburdened with loot.delvisomanda wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:06 pm I don't know if you did anything with the dungeons they send you to or not, because there's little loot.
The locator indicator is simply the quickest thing I could use to prove the code was working. I'm actually a lot happier with the result than I expected. For 'programmer' art is pretty good. Quite surprised no one has figured out what I've used. Anyway, I would love someone with artistic abilities to create a better image - one that give the impression that it's not part of the dungeon but more of a magic image in you head. Maybe even some kind of effect, I'm open to suggestions and contributions. Note that I would need a finished ready to go image file (or files) because I had a hell of a time doing the icons and getting the alpha channel right. I don't have the skills with graphics programs.delvisomanda wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:06 pm I think it would be a good idea to change the locator light to another color.Spoiler!
Definitely possible to release translated versions of the mod. As Jay said, everything is in a repo on github, so when the time comes (i.e. mod is more mature) it can be forked & translated and maintained going forward. No need to unpack releases or anything. The quests you already know about, then there's the guild rank messages which are in the guild class plus one label in the setup class. That's it, everything else is in the base DFU.delvisomanda wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:06 pm Just a random question: In case someone wants to translate a mod like this. Would that be possible? or, the translator may need the author to unpack the dfmod, translate the files and then the author would have to repackage it?
What's that? it costs 50 gp to turn off the "light" in the dungeons? I'm spending what little money my poor Dunmer has. Thanks to the last job he was just able to buy shoes. (RP at maximum)
I can't help you here, I suck at editing images. And I'm obliged to do it in the translation I'm doing.Hazelnut wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:39 pm I would love someone with artistic abilities to create a better image - one that give the impression that it's not part of the dungeon but more of a magic image in you head. Maybe even some kind of effect, I'm open to suggestions and contributions. Note that I would need a finished ready to go image file (or files) because I had a hell of a time doing the icons and getting the alpha channel right. I don't have the skills with graphics programs.
I'll have to study this on how to do it, because I have no idea.Hazelnut wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:39 pm Definitely possible to release translated versions of the mod. As Jay said, everything is in a repo on github, so when the time comes (i.e. mod is more mature) it can be forked & translated and maintained going forward. No need to unpack releases or anything. The quests you already know about, then there's the guild rank messages which are in the guild class plus one label in the setup class. That's it, everything else is in the base DFU.
Oh, I misunderstood you.
Thanks man, but this is more for the future. Right now i'm busy with the vanilla stuff