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That's all fair.

Regarding slope issues, I had thought I'd mention them just in case, there are other possible issues besides skips and such, but you said it's unlikely to happen on accident anyway. For what I said about the 1:2 ones, don't worry about it, it's usual slope shenanigans but more ...

For the big tree you could try having the canopy be above most of the "branches" and "trunks", it'd affect visibility but might be more tree-like and it'd make it less clear the body is just dirt textures, though they'd still make dirt footstep sounds. You could also try using tree canopy textures ...

Looking rather nice, incl. the extra images in the album, very varied architecture. Wish you best of luck with the project [respect]

The big tree is an interesting unusual idea, but it looks more like it's just big bushes around.

I recommend not having diagonal blocks where the player can go over ...

This version of the compiler can compile main scripts that are around 55k instead of 45k. That's at least 400 extra of the largest commands.
compiler.7z
Thanks to T.M. for figuring out that GTA2 worked with larger scripts and only missed the magic number by 8. Thanks to Vike for finding the magic ...

As said before, non-Tank vehicles do not do much, if any, HP damage when driving over other vehicles. It seems it's just hardcoded for the Tank, there's no script command for that behavior.

As it says in its help text, you can't open fstyle.sty in STYed, and it will error out any file you try to open after too if you do that. That's the only way such an error happens for me.


If needed, fstyle can be edited in newer versions of my gta2 sty tool (the one published in january on ...

bil.sty, ste.sty, wil.sty or a custom one edited from these.

As it says in its help text, you can't open fstyle.sty in STYed, and it will error out any file you try to open after too if you do that. That's the only way such an error happens for me.

This has the very basics, should get you started: https://en.wikigta.org/wiki/Main_script_(GTA2)
There's further tutorials with basic info in that wiki, it talks about the original compiler in one of them, but I use ScriptPad to edit and quickly compile.
The page about .mmp is relevant for being ...

1. GIVE_WEAPON (vehicle_name_here, WEAPON_HERE) Only standard vehicle weapons from the garage shops work, if you give a turret to vehicle that doesn't normally have it game will crash when you try to fire it.
2. SET_CAR_BULLETPROOF (vehicle_name_here, ON)
SET_CAR_FLAMEPROOF (vehicle_name_here, ON ...

For some reason generator respawn delays in-game only take 1/4th the numbers of cycles you input in the script if you make min and max value the same, while if it's different it'll be a properly random time in-between (in SP it will always take the same amount of time for first spawn). Somehow I don ...

Bus stops only spawn Buses at Z 1 or 2, not any height above that. No slopes should be on the road in-between the stop and the Bus spawn or on the stop itself.

In addition, having any solid tile at any height above the bus stop or the road in-between the bus stop and the Bus spawn will cause buses ...

Nice analysis, I have some of my own observations.

I'd add the Sunnyside asylum and the church as interesting locations in Downtown. The asylum is nicely detailed and a p. distinct location. The church is the biggest and most detailed of any of the districts. For Residential I'd also add The ...

odg, you taken a look at this yet https://github.com/codenamecpp/carnage3d ? It's similar to what you're doing, but focused on GTA 1, might be helpful.

Was testing some stuff and I made some observations on general AI behavior that is exclusive to natural spawns and can't be done via scripting:

Roadblock cops will always fire their pistol at you when you're in a car, regardless of how close they are to your door, they will pursue and try to punch ...

~19 years after this mod's release there's finally a proper English translation for it, made by Hippo Cat: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pEQL9wYv9dJwdMHsz5jC4mdqEITxDMyz/view

He also made a map for it: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GD67FtdVjYKFDGcP5sh37CDpvrb-CAYn/view

And here's his full ...

If anyone's interested - as part of a larger project I'm working on, I put TM's decompiler code into a git repository, made a few small changes, and I've got it to compile successfully on Linux. My changes are mainly to make it more portable and add support for a build system.

See here: https ...

I wish I had known about B-Shep's fork of Tile Selektor before.

Tested in Arch Linux, using the Proton fork of Wine from the AUR, ver 4.11-415.

Map editor works, default maps and sty files appear to load with no problems, but my map with a modified sty has given me issues much like it did in past Windows installs. Works on first launch when it first asks for a ...

Looks very promising.