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I'll try some other stuff out these days and get back to you @Sduibek, should be a way.

Hmmm, seems I was being too cocky (kid). inventory movement can be tracked just fine, but item dropping seems unsolvable to me. The issue is how you can tell whether something that's being dropped is in the off-hand or in the backpack (keep in mind that, given the changing object pointers, the...

Yeah, it's AC: http://falloutmods.wikia.com/wiki/AI.TXT_File_Format Relevant lines: hurt_too_much = stringIndicates the condition in which the NPC starts running away. Multiple conditions are separated by commas. blind 40 crippled 3c crippled_arms 30 crippled_legs 0c...

you can use the inventorymove hook to track all inventory changes, and removeinvenobj all item drops/throws, so with those combined you can relatively easily track what's in both hands indirectly (I'll see if I have an example somewhere tomorrow).

Or just block out the "I" key and a release click over the UI area where the inventory button is with disable_ui for a short period (exactly how short you have to try out yourself, it's hard for me to figure out exactly). That way you don't have to change the FID back as the inventory never fires.

I just mean to do the exact same thing you did to start the animations, only again, thus resetting it.

Oh, right. Then I guess you'd need a global script where you check once for all scenery objects sharing a certain FID (e.g. alarm sirens) on combat_is_initialized and then reset their animations.

Oh right, critter_proc doesn't run during combat; isn't there some combat start thing in combat_proc?

Have you tried simply resetting the animation after combat starts as a workaround? Not ideal, I know, but better than nothing. Also, we should probably discuss this in that sfall scripting help thread that's around somewhere ;)

Why wouldn't that work according to the same principle? Just try it out for objects only with ANIM_stand and reg_anim_animate_forever, or whatever objects use.

An example for animating a burst during combat: sound := sfx_build_weapon_name(snd_weapon_attack, weapon_obj, hit_left_weapon_primary, attacker); reg_anim_combat_check(0); reg_anim_clear(attacker); reg_anim_begin(); reg_anim_animate(attacker,ANIM_fire_burst, -1)...

My name's there twice, and I barely did anything other than attempt to subtly manipulate Sduibek to work towards my interests, I win B)

Very weird that they cut it down from 9 to 8 tho. Wonder what the reasoning behind that was.

The devs themselves did it at least one time (iirc) using [More.], producing another list of replies. Can't find it, but here's an example how I did it for my party member leveling nonsense: procedure NodeSkillList1 begin variable skill; if next_spot_open > 4 then...

Sorry if I'm misremembering, but didn't @Darek handle the random encounters a couple of months ago? Or only partially? Also, in general I'd keep in mind that random encounters are a major case of FO2 having improved on a barebones implementation in FO1, as with party members. What I mean is...

Awesome dude!

Hmm.. I tried it out with smaller (40*40) tiles, and it's smoother, of course, but sloooow: I'm thinking I just fucked up by including the automatic centering of the vanilla world map, instead, if the panning has to be done manually, it'll be less jarring because it won't sneak up on the...

So I'm trying something out with overriding the existing world map so I can do some fun stuff with it (basically I want to introduce some gameplay into world travel: give you different actions to take, make things like caravans and raiders actually move and be spottable on the WM rather than...

Apparently the game crashes whenever the party carries too many items with scripts attached (e.g. holodisks) while traveling around.

Seconding option 1.