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Quote from: Crimson Wizard on Sat 27/05/2023 14:43:12Could you demonstrate how the previous version looks on the same monitor?
Also, which OS do you run this on?
Quote from: RootBound on Tue 02/05/2023 15:29:33OK, new problem. Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong in my scripting. Goal is to be able to pseudo change speed of tweens (including stopping and resuming) by doing the following:
1. getting the current fraction of tween's duration remaining through customtween.GetTweenProgress() and the current value through customtween.value.
2. stop the tween
3. start a new tween with the value and duration modified based on what was previously elapsed.
This is, however, not working. I have a label displaying the value of customtween.GetTweenProgress(which, if I understand correctly, is supposed to return a float value between 0 and 1), but instead the returned value almost instantaneously climbs to a 10-digit whole integer, and if the tween is paused and unpaused value returns to 0 (integer, not float) and stays there.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
if (IsTimerExpired(1)) {
SetTimer(1, GetGameSpeed()/40);
if (IncreaseScaling.IsPlaying()) {
IncreaseScaling.Update();
}
cTree.Scaling = IncreaseScaling.Value;
}
function repeatedly_execute_always() {
if (IncreaseScaling.IsPlaying()) {
IncreaseScaling.Update();
}
// Update object logic
// Reset tween logic
}
while (gIconbar.Y > -gIconbar.Height) {
gIconbar.Y = gIconbar.Y - 1;
Wait(1);
}
gIconbar.TweenY(0.5, -gIconbar.Height, eEaseInBackTween);
while (gIconbar.Y > -gIconbar.Height) {
gIconbar.Y = gIconbar.Y - 1;
Wait(1);
}gIconbar.TweenY(0.5, -gIconbar.Height, eEaseInBackTween);Quote from: Crimson Wizard on Wed 06/09/2017 09:48:55Quote from: Edmundito on Wed 06/09/2017 06:20:29
Hello, I had an issue with the OpenGL driver that may be worth investigating. I had some of the unusual conditions.
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If you would like more info, please feel free to DM me here or find me in the AGS discord.
I do not even know what I can do with this information. How am I supposed to investigate that, I am clueless.
else if (this.Type == _eTweenViewport) {Quote
SetLightLevel (character)
void Character.SetLightLevel(int light_level)
Sets individual light level for this character.
The light level is from -100 to 100.
In 8-bit games you cannot use positive light level for brightening effect, but you may still use negative values to produce darkening effect.
To disable character lighting and tinting effects, call SetLightLevel with parameter light_level 0.
NOTE: Setting a light level will disable any RGB tint set for the character.
NOTE: Character's individual light level OVERRIDES both ambient light level and local region light level.
Example:
cEgo.LightLevel = 100;
This will give character EGO maximal individual brightness.
Compatibility: Supported by AGS 3.4.0 and later versions.
cEgo.LightLevel = 100;cEgo.SetLightLevel(100);Quote
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If the problem persists, post the details on the AGS Technical Forum.
(ACI version 3.4.0.12)
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