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PS: I did not find the necessary code in Tibia
PS2: I'm right handed
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Scripts [tibia] CS2D for lefties?
[tibia] CS2D for lefties?
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I dont know english and i attach picture
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PS: I did not find the necessary code in Tibia
PS2: I'm right handed
Another problem is that if one player is lefthanded, CS2D shows all other players lefthanded for that one player, which means that every sprite on every player for that one player must be different from the sprites the righthanded players see.
Alistaire has writtenI'm pretty sure you can't detect whether player(id) is lefthanded, so you'll need a saycommand or menu to make players indicate what setting they use.
Another problem is that if one player is lefthanded, CS2D shows all other players lefthanded for that one player, which means that every sprite on every player for that one player must be different from the sprites the righthanded players see.
Another problem is that if one player is lefthanded, CS2D shows all other players lefthanded for that one player, which means that every sprite on every player for that one player must be different from the sprites the righthanded players see.
The fact is that the default settings already left arm.
If I turn on the left hand in the settings, but now I'm right handed.
DELIRIUM
imagescale does accept negative values (needed for mirroring) then it'd be possible to rewrite parts of tibia code. I doubt that anyone is willing to invest so much time into this little gfx bug VADemon: you true
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if ITEMS[newitems[i]].eimage then if not PLAYERS[id].tmp.equip[i].image then PLAYERS[id].tmp.equip[i].image = image(ITEMS[newitems[i]].eimage, ITEMS[newitems[i]].static and 0 or 1, 0, (ITEMS[newitems[i]].ground and 100 or 200)+id) if ITEMS[newitems[i]].r then imagecolor(PLAYERS[id].tmp.equip[i].image, ITEMS[newitems[i]].r, ITEMS[newitems[i]].g, ITEMS[newitems[i]].b) end local scalex, scaley = ITEMS[newitems[i]].escalex or 1, ITEMS[newitems[i]].escaley or 1 scalex = scalex * -1+2 imagescale(PLAYERS[id].tmp.equip[i].image, scalex, scaley) if ITEMS[newitems[i]].blend then imageblend(PLAYERS[id].tmp.equip[i].image, ITEMS[newitems[i]].blend) end end end
reqcld.Edit: Nevermind, I thought that you could check player's settings via reqcld... but it seems like you cannot. Which is strange because I swear I remember DC adding it.
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