Halluinoid wrote:what's he talking about? 'Aura'...??

It's a starting champion trait

Timers located on a level you're not currently on run slower. (About twice as slow from what I could tell)
If you want the timer to stay consistent throughout the whole dungeon, you'll have to define it as a component for the party.

But how can i chceck if player choosed to create party or to go default. Your only option is to compare all values (names, starting traits, skills, race, etc...) for every champion with those the default party has. I have nother question. Can i exclude races/classes/skills/spells/recipes etc. i don...

How to setup default partry? You'll have to create a function that changes each champions values to those you'd like to have, and launch that function after [/i] the party is created in game. (i.e put a floor trigger under the parties starting position that calls that function from a script entity)...

Hah, so apparently I'll have to redefine every monster that uses melee attacks after all /̵͇̿​̿/’̿’̿ ̿ ̿̿ :lol: (Gotta index the monster when it melee hits a champion in a global table for future interactions) So question - Would redefining the whole definition instead of defining an object with the...

oh brother...
Will give it a try

What I'm trying to do though is to set their pierce to 1000 + actual pierce so that pierce could be used in my damage filter, so I have to get their pierce later anyways

OK so as the lazy fuck I am, I really don't feel like redefening every monster attack component, so I went with modifying base_monster with a new 'Null' component, that calls a function through onInit, that iterates through every component the monster has, and do stuff from there. Now I got two prob...

Pretty good -


(textures are shit tho)

Looks promising, will definitely give it a try when I get the chance!
But now for the real question - will modding be a thing?