Mod/Patch/Enhancement

[AHO]

Originally Posted by hykao

Oh boy! Your works are very impressive!

Well If you could hear what I can hear

Ambient music in every mission




Ambient sounds and sound effects for almost everything in the game... like:

• Rain
• Wind
• Different kind of animals like crows, frogs, seagulls ...
• Fire sound on fireplaces
• Clocks
• Toilets
• Waterdrops on basins
• Riversound
• Swimming pool
• Electric devices
• and many many more....
• Radios speeches
• Crowds speaking (in ambassy and hotel)
• ...

New german voices. Without funny russian accent... ^^

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Well I figured out a lot about DTS scripting like:

• Adding new mission tasks
• Addin new action menu items
• Sending NPCs to other NPCs
• Set enemies to neutral or vice versa
• Manipulating some animations, head movings, body movings etc.
• Manipulating NPC's and player's inventory (adding new stuff and replacing old stuff.
• Creating custom items in inventory
• Kill enemies by condition
• etc.

There are soooo much possibilities...
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Why does Haggard Games did not publish editors?
These damned binary files (*.shadvs) are a little tricky to understand... But so important...

Greetings
AHO

[hykao]

Well, are you sure? I found many sources on web like http://www.russianlegacy.com/catalog...oducts_id=3561
As you can see on the picture in cyrillik lettern there stands Nagan not Nagant!
Also the console command name is weapon.Nagan and weapon.NaganSilencer.

Yes, I'm totally sure! In the Russian, they respell the foreign non-Russian non-cyrillic lettered words with cyrillic letters. This word "Nagant" have to pronunce -> "Nagan" (in several language), like his compatriot name: "Poirot" (have to pronunce -> "Poaro")
(Both men (would) were Belgian )
...so in German that word - Nagant - have to write: "Nagant" ...

[AHO]

Originally Posted by hykao

Yes, I'm totally sure! In the Russian, they respell the foreign non-Russian non-cyrillic lettered words with cyrillic letters. This word "Nagant" have to pronunce -> "Nagan" (in several language), like his compatriot name: "Poirot" (have to pronunce -> "Poaro")
(Both men (would) were Belgian )
...so in German that word - Nagant - have to write: "Nagant" ...

Oh man now I understand what you mean.
I will correct it asap.