Grimrock

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I have done this with GrimTK so that you can use the functions using nice and simple calls like "GTK.Widgets.DoSomething()" where GrimTK is the entity, Widgets is a script component on that entity and DoSomething is just a function in that script. What I have done is create an object calle...

Yup - the list on post 2 is up to date and is as THOM said (forum usernames). I will put your name down with a "maybe" next to room 9 so that it's saved for you, but don't feel obliged take it if you don't have time. There's no rush to add your room though - even if everyone build their ro...

Room is now in Skuggasveinn's hands - things are back on track again .

Glad you solved the issue! I will take a look and see if I can do something to make it "load order independent". I thought that all of the GrimTK elements were loaded in an internal function that is called on the first tick of the game, but it's possible I missed something somewhere.

If you can post your mod somewhere, I can take a look in the next few days. Don't worry about whether it's messy or not - I'll just debug the problem and send the fix back!

<Subliminal Message>You know you want to develop a nice, "little" 4 hour side-story DLC for LOG2...</Msg>

Hmm, I hit this problem the other day with the ORRR3. I have yet to solve the issue (not that I've tried for long), but will have a think about it and post a solution. I'm hoping that a button will block mouse input to the game world, and then I could just place a big button behind every window auto...

A few things to check... 1. When you place the script entity "grimtk" you must NOT call it "GTK" in the game. There must also not be any other entity in your dungeon simply called "GTK". I'll see if I can add a warning about this to the next release. 2. Are you using jK...

I think the only reason you see them nowadays (apart from when you have multiple statements per line) is force of habit. As I only bash out Lua here and there, my code is littered with semi-colons, but now I do some Swift coding too - I'm starting to get rid of them. I think it's slightly more visua...