Grimrock

The devs went to Amsterdam or something to party. They should be back soon.

Conspiracy.

Thanks Doridion, I can pretty much confirm using addConnector (on the correct field) on an item , only, will produce this error. I just tried added an event to many weapons, armor, and gear, starting with meleeattack on a long sword and I get map is nil . I use add/removeConnector() (not in the edit...

Well, this forum has died down significantly since a month a ago so how about some friendly crossfire on hidden buttons? To start, I'm an Anti-fan of hidden buttons unless in extremely reasonable circumstances, and even then will not use a Secret Button. If it's part of a puzzle or progression [of a...

I dynamically create my entire module with spawn without setting a single entity in it [a map] (much like how Scotty does his in his procedural module). So, yes, spawn works and any property can be changed, removed, and added (createComponent), and no, I don't lose "settings/values" on the...

Aye, yes. The first thing I did when I got the map is nil error was this: function specialRope(x, y, z, facing) local o = spawn("rope", party.level, x, y, facing, z) print(o.map) o.item:addConnector("onEquipItem", "lib", "aaa") o.item:addConnector("onUneq...

Here is the stripped down testing code that gets fired on a floor_trigger: function myTestSpawn() local o = spawn("rope", party.level, party.x, party.y, 0, party.elevation) o.item:addConnector("onEquipItem", "lib", "aaa") o.item:addConnector("onUnequipIte...

For the sake of testing I moved the whole thing to a floor_trigger partyOnly. Edit: also because all 4 of my scripts (238 functions) are loaded from a single script_entity with this amazing script loader nothing gets fired before everything else is loaded into the game. I used to have problems with ...

All right, well, I guess I'll chalk this up to "not possible" and stick with directly putting the functions in the defineObject: defineObject{ baseObject = "base_item", name = "someItemWithEvents", components = { { class = "Item", onEquipItem = function(self, ...

Initialization (instantiation?) is not from a calling object so it never occurred to me (I'm directly working with the object). Also, no that doesn't work; decided to try anyway being I'm on attempt #6,209 (not really) to make it work.