Non on ne peut pas interagir avec le viseur. Le meilleur moyen de faire ce que tu cherches, est de créer une interface graphique directement dans ton script de mode, qui elle peut être modifier par des variables. Mais tu ne pourras pas cacher le viseur actuel, et ça nécessite un mode de jeu perso.

Hi, By default, the first parameter of an OnActionCustomEvent, created by a cannon is "cannon" , not "damage". So you have to use this : if(Event.Param1 == "cannon"){ if(Event.Victim != Null){ AddPlayerArmor(Event.Victim, -100, Null, 1); } } PassOn(Event); You can also ...

No, at the moment the only accessible variables are the one described in the documentation : Now, A, B, C, OffsetPos and OffsetRot.

Bug found and will be fixed in the next update. Thx for the report

Will be fixed in the next update

Well it's been 3 hours...

I'm still lost in your map. I'm starting to lose hope...




Pretty sure I will never find the end of the race, and never find this bug......



jk, the bug will be fixed in the next update. Thx for the report

The "classic mode" is technically pretty simple. We save the position and rotation of every bones, and we interpolate between each position. (This interpolation still needs some work) The obvious problem with that, is that the edition of an existing animation is really fastidious. Basicall...

First of all, to have access to ::OnProjectileEnd, you have to use :
But the event is bugged in the release version (Direction and ModelId). I just fixed it, so it will be available next update.

Thanks for the report

You can't at the moment. Will be in the next update

At the moment, you can't disable it. I'll look into it.