You don't need a C# compiler in order to use it Btw., I'm using VS 2003 Academic (Okay, I've also got .NET 2.0 )

Uploaded a new version:
-Save/load system
-A few sounds
-A few Minor updates (and added a few actions)

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and maybe speech output for the dialogues

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Nice idea... How do think would be the best way to do it? Just using the "dialogue_id" skill at the current NPC action, to detemine which sound to play?

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more attack modes (in close combat)and blocking attacks from enemys

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Then I need a model with more different animations to test it on :S
(Ok, I could just use 'jump', 'crawl', whatever, as an attack )
How should that work..? Like in e.g. Revenant, where you press e.g. 'A' to do one attack, 'S' to do another one, etc..?

Ps. I possibly won't be that much at home this week..

make a function:

dialogue_sound(sound)
plays the sound that is given there...
(which should be defined by the player by sound song = <lol.wma>;)

it plays the sound at the moment it is being called...
that's the easiest way i guess.

regards,

Yeah, you're right...

I was just thinking more about how to choose which sound from WED, but I think I'll just use the dialogue_id skill (and then the dialogue_sound func. u talked about ).

Also maby add a invisible cube model to each enemy/item , because it will be easyer to click on enemys who run fast. I got killed because I couldnt click on the enemy I ran around him for 1 minute.
(btw I've always wanned to do something like this in my own RPG but never thought about that. Strange that this idea came to me now.)

Yeah, it would be much easier if you could trigger event_click by clicking on their bounding box!

I think I'll let it up to the modellers to add this cube to the model... I think that would be better (you can just use an alpha channel on the skin, to hide the box, right?).

Hints for the sample level
-If you get any problems killing the two 'small' and fast enemies, use the 'Freezer' spell
-Use the 'Frozen Arrow' spell against the boss - it's the best spell in the 'game'...

Cool I have Micosoft Visual C#.net Standard 2003

What can I say... its Santa Claus_N in midsummer.

hmm.. Inside C# (second edition), Microsoft Visual C#.NET (Core Reference) tho they probably newer books, and books on Microsoft Visual C#.net 2003 my old personal favorite hang out before I got back in the 3D game studio was GameDev.net - all your game development needs tho I counldn't find any tutorials for the 2003 edition tho they might have it on Game Dev.