I thought about doing shapesifting monster with artifact monster overriding. according to fear documentation both original and overriding monster must have same collection . would it be possible to make shapesifter with just combining 2 collections then doing normal monster overriding item?
if so ,is there (pc) tool which would allow me to do this?
i have absolutely no clue how collections work :E
is shapesifting monster possible?
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A Charlies Point unit changed when you hit special I think. The unit itself looked different and acted different so it seemed like a 'full change'. Memory is hazy though....about 4 years hazy.
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I guess you could do that through scripting: delete one monster and create the other one, thus having 2 collections completely different switch at a certain time during the game.
You could do it when it picks up an artifact(tuni action), or when it taunts, ...
You could do this with a pc, in fear and loathing
but I don't see why you just couldn't make into 1 collection 2 units SO different that you just could avoid going into scripting and do it the classy way of switching with artifact override...
basically the monster tags of both units would be different, and the sequences inside the collection different...
you would need to use amber to create the collection (you'll need a mac) and a pc to make the artifact override in fear (though I think they upated fear for mac too and now actually you could do it with a mac too)
You could do it when it picks up an artifact(tuni action), or when it taunts, ...
You could do this with a pc, in fear and loathing
but I don't see why you just couldn't make into 1 collection 2 units SO different that you just could avoid going into scripting and do it the classy way of switching with artifact override...
basically the monster tags of both units would be different, and the sequences inside the collection different...
you would need to use amber to create the collection (you'll need a mac) and a pc to make the artifact override in fear (though I think they upated fear for mac too and now actually you could do it with a mac too)
[quote]but I don't see why you just couldn't make into 1 collection 2 units SO different that you just could avoid going into scripting and do it the classy way of switching with artifact override...
basically the monster tags of both units would be different, and the sequences inside the collection different...
you would need to use amber to create the collection (you'll need a mac) and a pc to make the artifact override in fear (though I think they upated fear for mac too and now actually you could do it with a mac too)[/quote]
yeah, that would be what i need. anoyne willing to do bit of ambering `? :) i would need mage(any non warlock mage will do ) + fg collections. if its time consuming or hard operation say so and i'll do something else :¤
basically the monster tags of both units would be different, and the sequences inside the collection different...
you would need to use amber to create the collection (you'll need a mac) and a pc to make the artifact override in fear (though I think they upated fear for mac too and now actually you could do it with a mac too)[/quote]
yeah, that would be what i need. anoyne willing to do bit of ambering `? :) i would need mage(any non warlock mage will do ) + fg collections. if its time consuming or hard operation say so and i'll do something else :¤
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I think this has been discussed a couple of times, I wanted to try this myself but alas I am on a pc as well..
The main problem, at least that I've heard, is when combining the two collections into one, you also need to re-index the bitmaps of both collections or they will come out looking very crappy colour- and detailwise. If you have to go through every bitmap by hand and re-index it it's gonna be a huge workload, but if Amber has an easier way of doing it, it might very well be doable.
The main problem, at least that I've heard, is when combining the two collections into one, you also need to re-index the bitmaps of both collections or they will come out looking very crappy colour- and detailwise. If you have to go through every bitmap by hand and re-index it it's gonna be a huge workload, but if Amber has an easier way of doing it, it might very well be doable.
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