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scripting help - stormhound - 06-26-2011 Hi I made a choice to call myself noob till I get good with the forums scripting and how to make good maps. Anyway,I was wondering how do you make thing fall over and make books fall off bookshelves and stuff. I saw a script line saying float but I cant remember it off the top of my head, there is a page that shows you all of the script and what it does so if you could send me that link too that would be helpful. by noob. ![]() _________________________________________________________ custom story in progress grunt of brennenburg. RE: scripting help - JenniferOrange - 06-26-2011 Well I can't help you on that cause I'm not familiar with floating objects.. But here's the Frictional Games Scripting Functions. Make sure to bookmark this page, now. ![]() http://wiki.frictionalgames.com/hpl2/amnesia/script_functions EDIT--- I was looking around a bit, I found this page: void AddPropForce(string& asName, float afX, float afY, float afZ, string& asCoordSystem); void AddPropImpulse(string& asName, float afX, float afY, float afZ, string& asCoordSystem); void AddBodyForce(string& asName, float afX, float afY, float afZ, string& asCoordSystem); void AddBodyImpulse(string& asName, float afX, float afY, float afZ, string& asCoordSystem); Pushes objects. Note that rather high values are needed when applying forces. asName - the object to push afX - direction along the X-axis afY - direction along the Y-axis afZ - direction along the Z-axis asCoordSystem - determines which coordinate system is used, usually “world” I found it under Props, in the table of contents. ![]() RE: scripting help - stormhound - 06-26-2011 Thank you Jenniferorange I have seen some of your questions before thanks for the help. I shall help you when you need help as long as you help me. ![]() |