But if you take one step to the right or the left, and shoot in direction of the "frame" of the door, that bug is still there. Seems that the "frame" of the door (the stone parts) got invisible blocker all around. This should go away after the removeComponent() call. If you don't want this collisio...

May I suggest a slightly easier fix? Go back to the original beach_master_gate and just change the AnimationComponent like so: defineObject{ name = "beach_master_gate", baseObject = "beach_master_gate", components = { { class = "Animation", animations = { open = "assets/animations/env/beach_master_g...

You're right, it doesn't work. Fortunately this seems to be a one line fix; look for this block at line 2492: # write animation to file depending on Grimrock version if settings.grimrock_version == 'LOG1': anim.write_v1(file_object) else: anim.write_v2(file_object) and change it to: # write animatio...

Try standing in the same place and throwing an item to the west. Does it stop immediately like the firearm attack? edit: wait I have a better idea. Use this umod: local orig_raycast = FirearmAttackComponent.raycast FirearmAttackComponent.raycast = function(self, pos, dir, range, ignoreEntity) local ...

Though the real puzzle for me is going to be figuring out how to make a .cfg file that lets Windows users switch between the Direct3D and OpenGL render engines... Well, I finally got around to actually trying to do this instead of just talking about it. I've concluded it's not doable in a umod unle...

I'd like it if someone could download this test dungeon , run it in the Mac version of Grimrock 2, and follow the instructions. It'll only take a couple minutes. Basically I need to find out certain things about the Mac version's sound system - specifically, what makes it crash. And I don't have any...

No, the recharge time for crystals in Grimrock 1 is always 120 seconds.

onTurn only triggers if the hook is registered. You have to put an onTurn hook in your PartyComponent definition. Then you'll be able to use connectors from it.

Leaving the line out will make it inherit its minimalSaveSate value from its baseObject (if any). Perhaps you defined base_door with minimalSaveState = true?

You can do this without umods or any model files. Here's a copy of a post I wrote about doing this a few years ago: Here is how to determine whether the party is underwater: if they are in a tile with the underwater flag (such as forest_underwater), and their world Y position is below -0.6, they are...