Spring RTS Engine

I would venture to say that zipping the file and than rename it gamefolder.sdd actually worked
That's not orthodox but it did work for me...

I know you have to zip it using the .sdd extension. No clue about which program you should use.

P.S. If your mother tongue is perhaps Italian, I could help you.

TheDarkOne wrote: how would i go about with a Naval unit?

It's all about the UnitDef file: http://springrts.com/wiki/Gamedev:UnitDefs

TheDarkOne wrote: and how do i use Blender with spring?

Why do you want to complicate your life?

"There are just files! Where can I find something more comprehensible?"

Over here: http://springrts.com/wiki/The_Complete_ ... pring_Game

Got that. Thanks.

I found the answer: I'll UV map the objects one by one, then I'll organize the faces so that they occupy just a corner.
Then I'll merge all the objects in Wings, so the faces will be already organized, but there'll be a single texture file.

Good I'm into it :)

Ummm...

By the way, I was wondering if it's possible to use the "Per-polygon Texture" in Upspring. Just 'cause, my models are pretty complex, I'm starting to develop a mobile QG with something like 10.000 faces and using multiple texture files could be useful.

Thx in advance!

It has nothing to do with movement systems this example is a matter of changing the animation and speed of a unit. That is all. Uhm... you're right :| But, can I explain to the unit that it can't Fight if its speed is higher than a value? That is, if it's "running" and not "walking&q...

Hi there. Happy holidays. :mrgreen: I'm wondering: is it possible to script a unit with a dual movement system? I mean, something which can move in a way, with legs for example, while fighting, and in another way, with wheels maybe, while airily running around. ... Do you remember Star Wars' Droidek...

Thanks Beherit, I knew I could count on your help. Oh by the way, I found a topic somewhere about scripting, it said that there were no pages on the wiki about the SFX. It could be changed now, if I remember well, it was something like "stumpy tutorial" and "polishing the stumpy"...

Hi there. Now thanks to your help I'm understanding LUA better, and, obiouvsly, I overstimated my ability and projected something enormous. Now, I'm managing to find what I need on the wiki, but I didn't find a thing: is it possible, in the animation script, to tell a unit to emit something (smoke, ...

And, just in case, I found a PDF downloader for the second version: removed (Don't ask, I don't know if it's legal or not.) And also this page might be useful http://www.compileonline.com/execute_lua_online.php It provides an online environment to test your LUA programs, since I didn't find any that...

FLOZi wrote:imho there can be no such thing as its totally dependent on what game design you are trying to implement.

*mumbles* you're right :)

I'll read that link and I hope I'll understand...
You know I'm that kind of person which always pretends the easy way
Thanx you all very nice here :)

Hi there, I'm new using the Spring Engine. I have learnt something about the C++ and followed the Complete Guide by PTSnoop (this one, http://springrts.com/wiki/The_Complete_Guide_To_Making_A_Spring_Game , which is very easy to follow and pretty good for a starter). Then I have played around a bit a...