Mod/Patch/Enhancement

[forlik]

Originally Posted by AHO

These are defined in the SWD map file. I don't know where and how. It's seems that they are encrypted or something like that...

IDs are not encrypted and you can find them using search command in any hex-editor. But they stored as numbers, not as strings. So, to find them you should reverse your request. You can modify these IDs or create your own (DWORD with offset 0x3D after NPC's name).

Example for D. Meltzer (YAZK):

[AHO]

Originally Posted by forlik

IDs are not encrypted and you can find them using search command in any hex-editor. But they stored as numbers, not as strings. So, to find them you should reverse your request. You can modify these IDs or create your own (DWORD with offset 0x3D after NPC's name).

Example for D. Meltzer (YAZK):

Interesting:
I found his ID at adres 0x00EF68FC as a reverse string (KZAY).
But it is not a stored as a number? It's just a reverted string

Update://
If a NPC does not have an ID, can I give him a new one?
Is the space inside the swd empty? How long have the
ID to be? I think four bytes (chars)?

[forlik]

Originally Posted by AHO

But it is not a stored as a number? It's just a reverted string

I mean reverse form, like for numbers (little endian byte order).

Originally Posted by AHO

If a NPC does not have an ID, can I give him a new one? Is the space inside the swd empty?

Yes, as I say before, you can create new IDs.

Originally Posted by AHO

How long have the ID to be? I think four bytes (chars)?

DWORD (4 bytes).

[AHO]

Originally Posted by forlik

I mean reverse form, like for numbers (little endian byte order).

I see...

Originally Posted by forlik

Yes, as I say before, you can create new IDs.

Great, this opens up new possibilities

Originally Posted by forlik

DWORD (4 bytes).

OK

[Liz Shaw]

By the way, where did you get the German voice clips? Some of them came from Commandos and Call of Duty...

[AHO]

Originally Posted by Liz Shaw

By the way, where did you get the German voice clips? Some of them came from Commandos and Call of Duty...

He he yep, I took them from every WW2 game and Mod I could find...

[Liz Shaw]

Here are some oddities in "Hotel":

1. Taking out the diplomat by non-lethal means (ie. chloroform, punching him or throwing a glass at him) is classed as killing him and instantly results in mission failure. Maybe you should make the game recognize that knocking out the diplomat isn't classed as killing him. You did a similar thing with the courier in "Winter Cold".

2. The game crashes when you attack the diplomat while the meeting is going on.