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One additional thing; i saw the AI (didn´t remember wich) to spawn a temple or a trading post in center, but no peasants got there to end the building... over the place where dark portals spawn... wich in time stacked over that until destroyed, without even the spot required to build temples or trading posts.
Yes, he does that once in a while. random chaotic uncontrollable bug. its because some enemy unit like wolf wandered into a building zone while the AI was attempting to raise a trade post there.
I found a better way to make the AI protect his kingdom. I started on the implementation strategy today, buts its huge, I wont make it till tomorrow.
I really hope that I will finish this tomorrow. I'm sorry fro the delay, guys. I am making this map for you, and I want you to enjoy it as much as possible, therefore I need some more time to make the AI even better and realistic.
Hope you understand
Cheers
I really hope that I will finish this tomorrow. I'm sorry fro the delay, guys. I am making this map for you, and I want you to enjoy it as much as possible, therefore I need some more time to make the AI even better and realistic.
Hope you understand
Cheers
No problem. I've been playing Wizardry 7 (old game!) for the last week, so I'm good for a while.
I found a better way to make the AI protect his kingdom. I started on the implementation strategy today, buts its huge, I wont make it till tomorrow.
I really hope that I will finish this tomorrow. I'm sorry fro the delay, guys. I am making this map for you, and I want you to enjoy it as much as possible, therefore I need some more time to make the AI even better and realistic.
Hope you understand
Cheers
Hapuga, thank you for making this map and tweaking it out even if it isn't 100% polished was still fun to play through some. Looking forward to your next version.
I'm done with Wizardry 7.
*Looks around for some more Majesty maps*
Oh well, off to something else for a bit.
*Looks around for some more Majesty maps*
Oh well, off to something else for a bit.
Sad but true. I gave the map editor a shot, but it has too much of a learning curve for me to put in the time on it. I hope now that it is out on Steam, more folks will start contributing once they beat the expansion's campaign.
its easy to make a great map
I'm a math guy, I love triggers and stuff. I love game mechanics. That's why I make complicated maps. I'm not very good at making a landscape however, I am not that good at drawing.
All campaign maps are really simple, like, 3 monster spawn triggers, some text and thats all! It's really simple to make maps, just be creative with the landscape! I encourage you all to try, its even more fun than actually playing the game :rofl:
I'm a math guy, I love triggers and stuff. I love game mechanics. That's why I make complicated maps. I'm not very good at making a landscape however, I am not that good at drawing.
All campaign maps are really simple, like, 3 monster spawn triggers, some text and thats all! It's really simple to make maps, just be creative with the landscape! I encourage you all to try, its even more fun than actually playing the game :rofl:
I hate maths, im bad as hell at them, but maybe one day ill try to make some simple map.
Edt: lol , i can´t even move from the point where you open the editor and got to new map. Only rotate and zooming, how the hell do i move the camera through all the map?. The editor is run in a window.
Edt: lol , i can´t even move from the point where you open the editor and got to new map. Only rotate and zooming, how the hell do i move the camera through all the map?. The editor is run in a window.
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This is really stupid, I know. I dont know why Dev's nev3er mentioned that anywhere.
To run the editor in full screen:
1. create a shortcut of the M2Editor.exe (or how it is called) on your desktop
2. right click on it, properties
3. Find a line where it says "target". you will see the full path to the exe there. It ddepends on where you installed the game and the editor. For example, my destination is: "G:\Games\Majesty 2\M2Editor.exe".
4. Add the -fullscreen to the line. click on the place after the quote sign. Press space. write -fullscreen. You should get "G:\Games\Majesty 2\M2Editor.exe" -fullscreen. No quotes needed after -fullscreen.
To run the editor in full screen:
1. create a shortcut of the M2Editor.exe (or how it is called) on your desktop
2. right click on it, properties
3. Find a line where it says "target". you will see the full path to the exe there. It ddepends on where you installed the game and the editor. For example, my destination is: "G:\Games\Majesty 2\M2Editor.exe".
4. Add the -fullscreen to the line. click on the place after the quote sign. Press space. write -fullscreen. You should get "G:\Games\Majesty 2\M2Editor.exe" -fullscreen. No quotes needed after -fullscreen.
Is there any remarkable difference when running on fullscreen, other than the obvious?.
It depends what do you mean by "obvious". I use it for testing purposes only.
For example, If I know that game crashes on day 35, in order to test it, I launch the simulation and wait till day 35. While waiting I just minimize the window and work on different tasks. I have neither time nor patience to replay the same map for zillions of times in order to find a crash. The purpose is to make the process as much automatized as possible. thats how testing works.
For example, If I know that game crashes on day 35, in order to test it, I launch the simulation and wait till day 35. While waiting I just minimize the window and work on different tasks. I have neither time nor patience to replay the same map for zillions of times in order to find a crash. The purpose is to make the process as much automatized as possible. thats how testing works.