Passing variable number of params from AlcScript to Python?

[tachzusamm]

To simulate a long street would not cost to much effort in that way.
A sort of "dynamic array modifier"

Hehe, you mean, like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8iDqab2-wA

Well, yes - I've already got some funny ideas for making a tricky walking puzzle based on this in my age...

[dendwaler]

Perfect!
its exactly what i ment.
A little mist and and perhaps randomized buildings on the both sides and you get completely lost in no time.

[Wamduskasapa]

Hmmmmmmmmmm

If you can do that with buildings. Then you can also do that with rooms. Imagine a street with 20 buildings all with closed doors that can be opened. All each door would have would be a simple array specifying how many rooms that it had and and their arrangement. As long as the door was shut and no one was within, the rooms don't exist. But the second that you enter you would have an office building or an apartment complex or a home or a store with a basement and upstairs flat ad fintum...

[diafero]

Nice idea, and I'm glad I could help. The video is awesome

[Chacal]

This is a nice idea, it's really thinking out of the box.

Pardon me for asking the obvious question:
What if there is more than one player in the Age?

[dendwaler]

What if there is more than one player in the Age?

I suppose the behaviour is local, i think another player won't notice it because it all happens on the client side.
Its only rendering your own view.

[Chacal]

Quite right.

[tachzusamm]

Pardon me for asking the obvious question:
What if there is more than one player in the Age?

The behaviour can be defined at will; you can either define the warping to be globally broadcasted (if netForce is set to 1) or to be only locally affecting the player's client (netForce(0)). And this can be defined on a per-region basis.
Well, at least I *hope* it will work this way - I did not test it on a shard yet.

[diafero]

Just contact me if you want to