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ariehl wrote:

SirDoombox wrote:The files been taken down.

Use mediafire, it's a lot better.

How frustrating is that… although, I don't really like Mediafire any better... so I've uploaded it to my server... and you guys can link to it there.

Overgrowth Ringtone

Thanks

The files been taken down.

Use mediafire, it's a lot better.

If the voice acting can contain specific traits for each race then it could be amazing. Examples: Wolves have growling and snarling. Dogs I would assume would be quite vicious yet composed. Cats would be quite elegant and sophisticated. Rabbits are quite a tough one however because they don't have a...

When one of the voice acted sounds activates and you hit them midway through it they instantly cut off which isn't 100% realistic, there should be some form of sharp exhale or one of the normal hit sounds being played if it cuts out to help make the voices seem a bit more realistic and intertwined w...

im on windows 7 64bit and it's easy.

Download the zip file with the new files. put the data folder into program files/wolfire/overgrowth
and then open up the windows folder and put the 4 files found inside into the main directory as well.

Simple.

Endoperez wrote:I haven't been TEACHING Blender, just using it.

Ah may as well try your hand at some super basic tutorials on the wiki, I know I personally would be very gratefull for them

Endoperez wrote: I've used Blender for a few years now, if you have any questions feel free to ask. This would probably make a good Wiki page or something.

Well get writing then!

It would indeed make an excelent wiki page and would encourage more people to try their hand at it.

you posted this question earlier on today if not yesterday, in that time you couldve done a fresh redownload and install, I'd recommend that.

I have the windows data files for the latest build only im afraid.

screenwidth: 1300 screenheight: 800 fullscreen: false vsync: false multisample: 0 anisotropy: 0 post_effects: false shaders: true texture_reduce: 1 gamma_correct: true key[quit]: esc key[slow]: tab key[fast]: \ key[crouch]: lshift key[jump]: space key[screenshot]: f7 key[console]: ` key[left]: a ke...

I saw the functionality in I believe build 113 and im wondering how, or if it's even possible, to bind the grab/throw key to E/Q and then the block to the right mouse button (Mouse2) so that the combat stays on the mouse at all times for more fluid combat.

Thanks,
-Doomy

taos13 wrote:Ok, now I know answer for first question but I still need solution for -two- answer

That isn't actually an effect as far as I remember, I know it was implemented before the active ragdolls to pave the way for it but I'm unsure if they ever kept it.

It's just a minor detail.

If his post was "OMG THEY HAVE 4 NOT 5 DIGITS THIS GAME IS STUPID AND THE DEVELOPERS ARE TOO" then I would be inclined to agree with the rest of you, but its work just making a note of for future polish and tweaks.

Koolknight wrote:thank you

My pleasure, took me a fair bit of time to work it out myself.

Spawn a hostile enemy using the load tool.
Press C to activate the AI
Left mouse attacks, right throws.
X revives any dead NPC's

I was looking at the wiki earlier, found it hard to really know what to contribute or add/change to the overgrowth things.