Coils

[Edfake 0]

does anyone know where the coil colours is in the scm? which thread? section in thead?

[♠Grim♂ Reaper 1666◙ 17]

blue will most likely know that.

try searching for time/time mod something like that

[Michael Myers 0]

once a guy tell me search for something called "Corona"

[bluespace88 9]

blue will most likely know that.

try searching for time/time mod something like that

actually, other then what fuzion said, I don't ^^;

[♠Grim♂ Reaper 1666◙ 17]

doesn't the code move when the script is compiled/decompiled?

[bluespace88 9]

no, but seeing as I don't have 0.2e anymore and I redid my addon, I don't know where it is anymore

[Guest Ganapi]

Search for: "RGB" (w/ out " ")

U'll find something like this:

on 0.2d:

RGB 0 0 64

this means: Red=0 Green=0 Blue=64 open paint > more colors > personalized color > pick a color and paint will give you a value for RGB. Ex.: Red coils will be

RGB 255 0 0

beacuse Red=255 green=nothing blue=nothing. Ex.: purple will be

RGB 255 0 255

because Red=255 green=nothing Blue=255, Red+Blue=Purple. Got it? Make sure you replace each RGB with the same code for RGB or you'll find some other color in the middle of the coil. WARNING: this RGB will be at :T_Trav label the RGB values at :Glow(s) are for.....the glows. Note: 0.2e have variables:

RGB @2 @4 @6

just remove these variables and insert your RGB value

Edited January 18, 2009 by Ganapi

[Edfake 0]

doesn't the code move when the script is compiled/decompiled?

no, just the no. change like :blah_12 ---compile--> :blah_43

or something like that

once a guy tell me search for something called "Corona"

you would come up with millions of results

thanks ganapi, ill try it right away

[Michael Myers 0]

Was Macho01 who tell me search corona

[Mini-Me 24]

$R1 = 64  // integer values

$G1 = 128 // integer values

$B1 = 255 // integer values

$R2 = 64  // integer values

$G2 = 128 // integer values

$B2 = 255 // integer values

These are the values for at least the BTTF2 DeLorean, I think. In my decompiled main.scm, the code is a :TIME_2828

$TR = 145 // integer values 

$TG = 135 // integer values 

$TB = 235 // integer values 

$04R = 50 // integer values 

$04G = 75 // integer values 

$04B = 150 // integer values

These lines are in the main section where most values are defined (If you use the search function, it is the first result you get) and are responsible for the TimeTrain and the DMC-13 (which was the 04-DeLorean once, to explain why it is $04).

So if you want the coils'-glows to be in other colors, change these values.

Note: Directly above these values, there at least seem to be values for at least the BTTF2 DeLorean, but they get changed later on!

Here's an example for purple coil-glows:

And a video in that I put an opcode that stores random numbers to the values in that place, instead of fix numbers:

*vid is still uploading - post to be edited >69Mb? What a huge file for a 10 seconds video <*

And Gnapis tip with MS Paint is good to find out some RGB values.

[bluespace88 9]

you have to do more for the bttf3 delorean. That code works for the bttf1 delorean. But as you see, there are some blue parts, which is because there weren't enough coronas to go around, so I had to use the spark particles instead. You'd need to change those values too. The reason it gets changed is so the bttf3 coils flicker.

if you do a search for those variables, you'd fine them. Just don't change the ones that say 0, as thats for coil particles off.

I redid these later for my addon, turning the front coil into particles and the rear ones into coronas.

[Mini-Me 24]

actually, other then what fuzion said, I don't ^^;

You didn't know about that anymore? Ah, I see

you have to do more for the bttf3 delorean

That's why I said at least for the BTTF2 DeLorean (It's the DeLorean with that I got the fastest to the airport to test it)

The reason it gets changed is so the bttf3 coils flicker.

Yup, that's what the code told me

[bluespace88 9]

i know what it is. I just don't know where it is anymore, lol.

[Mini-Me 24]

So my extract helped you to remember, huh?

[bluespace88 9]

he asked where it was, not how to change it =P

[Edfake 0]

he asked where it was, not how to change it =P

true, but i found them anyways. thanks mini-me! i would of never looked for a code like that!

[Mini-Me 24]

thanks mini-me!

I help where I can

[Edfake 0]

I help where I can

thanks, im going to post a vid of your help (compressed a bit) under screenshots and vids right now

Edited January 20, 2009 by edfake