The gathering of bots...
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That's a great picture and it looks like a lot of work. Why can't you just use the addbot command or something like it and get them all in the same area of a map a take a screenshot? I don't know if I want to build all 32 of my bots. I may try it or the collage sometime soon. I'm not really experienced at the editor though except checking map settings enough to review a map.
a pic with us buf ut1 forumers/players with our favorite playerskins would be nice.that tribune neo made would be a nice place.any volenteers?
i would do it but i am so so busy.
i would do it but i am so so busy.
SkaarjMaster, the simple matter is that they won't be aligned properly and they will shoot each other. So you'll get a screenshot of loads of dead bodies...
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^ Indeed
I'd rather put in a little more effort and create a bunch of silent partners, instead of havoc wrecking maniacs ;-)
I'd rather put in a little more effort and create a bunch of silent partners, instead of havoc wrecking maniacs ;-)
Closest you could do is create two isolated rooms, each with one team spawns. At least the bots wouldn't shoot each other. But they would wander around a lot.
NeoNite's method is better.
This method would be great for getting good shots of the bot faces, so you could use it for the talk texture of your skin.
NeoNite's method is better.
This method would be great for getting good shots of the bot faces, so you could use it for the talk texture of your skin.
one way to do it is with the croxdeco script.i attached it on my post below.
put it in your UT system folder>open unrealED>open croxdeco u.file
at class browser>look at decorations for inrodude class.
it's written in french but not hard to understand.it allows you to choose
more ut models as introdude as before.you can even use custom models,
if you change the mesh.rightclick the pawn.and it has 4-5 animations/poses you can set.the rest...look at the pic i marked the important places with an arrow.and after all just start UT and check if it's allright
and make a screenshot with f9.(goes to ut-system folder).
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What I did: Look at the pic in post 17: Animsequence -> Here you fill in the name of the animation "group" you want. Every model comes with all sorts of animations: death (several groups), jump etc. you'll see when you check it in the mesh browser.
Edith: My bad, I did use the introdude decoration instead of a knife.
Edith: My bad, I did use the introdude decoration instead of a knife.
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Bumpz. Anyone else up to presenting a varied bot list ?
Be creative. You can, like I did, use a tribune. Or maybe place them around a large table, or a formation in a hallway etc. Or fighting
?Be creative. You can, like I did, use a tribune. Or maybe place them around a large table, or a formation in a hallway etc. Or fighting
Sucks that there's no easier way to do it. Still, when I learn how to use Unreal Ed, I'll give it a shot. I'm still downloading and modifying my bots at the moment, but I should have more than enough for a group photo. My personal fave out of the bunch would have to be Alice, complete with voice.
Alice is a nice model indeed. Soraymustdie, I have most of those you mentioned, but in other UT installs...somewhere...
It requires that you basically line up a bunch of defense nodes and order them all to defend.
Which is what I did.
Which is what I did.
i also like these screenshots.come on...some more bufers.
covert forces weapons right ?
difool2..you can upload smaller pics which get big (thumbs) via this website.
http://imageshack.us/
Yeah that's an easier way to do things Difool ;-)
Maybe I like to complicate things a bit. But when I do it in the editor I can use all the animations, and make the funniest/strangest combinations.
Besides, they don't move I can take my time getting the best shots of the models, from all possible sides.
I just find it easier when it doesn't move, at all. Besides, I don't mind putting the extra work in. There's always the possibility of learning new things about the editor etc.
Maybe I like to complicate things a bit. But when I do it in the editor I can use all the animations, and make the funniest/strangest combinations.
Besides, they don't move
I can take my time getting the best shots of the models, from all possible sides.I just find it easier when it doesn't move, at all. Besides, I don't mind putting the extra work in. There's always the possibility of learning new things about the editor etc.
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