Grimrock

Ah! Thanks a ton to the two of you!

I now understand my confusion with name and Ids, thanks.

surface.surface:contents() does work too btw! But now I'm confused as to why the example from the tutorial is missing the reference and seemed to be working for Skugga.

blob wrote:Ah! Thanks a ton to the two of you!

I now understand my confusion with name and Ids, thanks.

surface.surface:contents() does work too btw! But now I'm confused as to why the example from the tutorial is missing the reference and seemed to be working for Skugga.

Me too! I had trouble with coding surfaces because contents() is not listed in the reference.

Thanks for kind words.

I've not done a tut in some time but I'm far from "gone" (got a PM asking if I was gone from LoG2 modding )
I've just been working on some things like waterfalls, you can take a look at them here http://youtu.be/96v6ZV2R14I

I've also been working on a urban town creating kit, it's a model set that uses the existing log2 models and textures and lets you create houses, its modular so you can create any layout, multible floors etc.
Since its all existing stuff its footprint size has minimal impact on your mods size.
Screen of a house is here http://www.zorglubb.net/grimrock/images ... ouse_2.jpg

but just wanted to jump in and say I'm far from gone

That waterfall is excellent, I know this because watching it is making me thirsty.

We want the waterfalls. Really. We need them. I promise a special credit for it.
I need that waterfall just to finish my dungeon. Only that waterfall. Not joking. xD

That waterfall is just...


...wow!

Those pics make me very happy!

I had to log in just to say how great that waterfall looks Skuggs. It looks as good as any Skyrim modded waterfall.

Between this, your modular town set, your snowy weather scenes and your ankle-deep water you must have quite a folio of modded LOG 2 work. I certainly can't wait to see some public releases from you.

That waterfall is amazing work!

I bet it would look even better with displacement mapping (look at the wall_fire material).