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>crash >bSHOOTABLE = false has ramifications beyond making things unshootable >crash >-PAINLESS DamageFunction (0); bRIPPER = true; still forces painstate on monsters >crash >x, y, and z are now deprecated properties with no indicators of replacements >crash >Self pointer used in ambiguous context, VM execution may abort! >Actor pointer does not exist! >crash >crash >CRASH >CRASH >CRASH >CRASH
Iām really glad I decided to learn ZScript first before converting all of Tides to it.
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I've been slowly and painfully learning ZScript, and it makes for some pretty interesting things. Boy is it annoying to delve into, though.
Still, progress is good. Almost all of the weapons are done now, sans the plasma rifle and BFG replacement.
I should probably think of a name for this thing.
I broke ZScript slightly.
Further work. This would be a lot easier if ZScript had documentation worth a fuck.
I'm pretty sure at this point it's less a boomerang and more a tiny helpful fairy carrying a stick and spinning really fast.
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Been trying to spend the last couple weeks trying to learn the fancy new anonymous functions and ZScript malarcky. Starting simple, but working my way up more and more.
Theyāre PRETTY COOL, except for when theyāre PRETTY STUPID, which is actually quite frequently.
So thereās this new fancy language, right? Itās called āZScriptā. And Iāve been trying to learn it. Obviously you canāt take a screenshot of code, so instead have a doodle of Silver drawn by Kurashiki. It is my most favorite thing in the world.
ZScriptās been pretty interesting so far! With the complete lack of documentation, itās been a lot like those flash puzzle games where you have to use every single item in your inventory on every single interactive object in order to unlock the next room before you can get to the escape cutscene, but I really liked those games. Solving puzzles is fun. While Iām still learning things, already what Iāve learned has been quite interesting. Being able to manipulate and modify pointers on the fly alone opens up a lot of options in terms of effecting enemies or the player. I can set an enemy on fire and deal a lingering DoT effect without actually changing the enemy at all! Or send them flying away on death on a projectile, as if it was carrying them away. Cool stuff.
In terms of Tidesā codebase, itās already pretty damn hefty as it is, so simply porting it all to ZScript would probably take the better part of a month. Or a full month entirely. So Iām a little hesitant to jump right in bed with the wave of the future just yet. But, well, itās inevitable. Iāll probably start off simply, by making new actors in ZScript and then porting the old actors bits and pieces at a time...
This is unrelated to UMPIG, but uhhhh here's a quick thing I slapped together in like a minute to test a concept I have for an "alternate ammunition" mod", namely drunk rockets! Zscript thing below not that it's particularly interesting since it's just a three lines of code that are just the default Doom rocket spawn code with A_Weave added.
