Grimrock

You can paste this into the console to locate the item with the id, "serpent_staff_1". You can change the quoted id string to be the id that you wish to find. do local_item_id = "serpent_staff_1" for index = 1, Dungeon:getMaxLevels() do for item in Dungeon.getMap(index):allEntiti...

...so could I console something that said check this level for this ID? The answer is yes—if you are asking whether such a thing is possible to make (on your own) and use it in the console. Here is the best resource for Grimrock 2 scripting: https://github.com/JKos/log2doc/wiki And here are the rel...

It's possible if that item already exists (on the floor) in the dungeon; it won't work with items that come from scripts, but have not yet been spawned. It won't locate items inside surface containers, unless those containers are individually searched. You would first have to access the containers, ...

I was hoping for a Grimrock themed Temple of Elemental Evil clone using Shinobi.

...Or use of Shinobi for a FRUA / Druidstone style game, where users can devise whole campaigns.

Paste the following into the Console. itemName = "serpent_staff" for index = 1, Dungeon:getMaxLevels() do for item in Dungeon.getMap(index):allEntities() do if item.name == itemName then hudPrint("A matching item was found in "..item.map:getName().." ".."(level &qu...

Jos wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 7:05 pm I'm still revisiting Grimrock 1 from time to time...

Don't miss this one: http://www.grimrock.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6453

IIRC, a vertex cannot have more than four bones affecting it.

Best might be to host the .blend, or a modified .blend that still shows the error.
It was minmay who worked on Bitcopy's Blender 2.73 export script, to make it compatible with recent Blender versions.

I recognize that I could write a setter method for each variable. However, I've written a branching dialogue system, and I expect to have a LOT of flags. Any overhead to flag management is pretty rough. Write a setter function that accepts both the variable name and the value to assign; optionally ...

The problem is that defineObject{} cannot be in a user script. It is normally placed in the objects.lua file in the mod's scripts folder. It must be loaded when the game starts, to be able to create the mine_access_certificate object—before it can be called or tested. This is the only thing preventi...

ChatGPT is fluent in Lua; I wonder if it could generate comments if given the script source?