Hey what are these and what do they mean? In Main Editing Forum's topic Level Ideas, Friend14 talked that using GBK's RVTCS he can have unlimited amount of 3dos in-game. That would be very useful for me, is it so easy to just take this RVTCS from somewhere and use it or do I have to ask permission from GBK? If I don't have to, where I can get it? And is there any other things to get over the adjoin/3do limit?

And what is SWG?

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TVTCS = Triggered Vector Thing Creation System

RVTCS = Ranged Vector Thing Creation System


I am still writing the tvtcs, so it isnt available yet... The rvtcs was a special version I wrote for Friend14 to power his Endor level . . . its only useful for large outdoor levels.


Once I release my SP level, I will allow access to the tvtcs, (and any of its variants that Ive written...).


Lord_grismath wrote his own version, for the ROXTC, which might be released before my own.



BTW, SWG = Star Wars Galaxies.

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just to clarify, virtually unlimited. Depends on the radius size that's inputted. Smaller the radius, less chance of hitting the 3do limit.

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Try not, do; or do not.

The XVTCS (renamed DTGS - dynamic thing generation system) is a MotS only thing generation system, and an early version will be released most likely shortly after I release the RoX TC.

The DTGS eh? Sounds like fun.



Ahh, but can you do doors? MUHAHAHA!

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I used to believe that we only want what we can't have. I was wrong. The truth is, the wonderful truth is, we only want what we think we can't have.

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/me looks at GBK's older thread

Yep.

Sure, you know of the method that I used... But have you managed to duplicate it?

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