Greetings,
A few friends and I have an idea for a small modification, though none of us know how to edit and mod. We'll need help.
The idea was to replace death caused by saberdamage or gundamage by unconsiousness. For you the screen goes black, and you'll see a countdown. The other people will see you lying there. When the countdown's finished, the screen will return to normal, and you will get up, with low HP and ForceP of course. So basically, when someone dies, they'll go into a lying down animation (or even the default death animations), but they won't be -dead- and have to respawn. They'll just be immobile for an X amount of time while the screen is black and they see a count down timer. Also, how could I implement a variable that allows us to change the amount of seconds someone would be K.O.'d for?
We hope this mod will bring more feeling of RolePlay, where people spar for practice. No one's supposed to die during training after all.
If there's anyone that can help us on the way, if only tell us what we must learn, we will be forever thankful.
A few friends and I have an idea for a small modification, though none of us know how to edit and mod. We'll need help.
The idea was to replace death caused by saberdamage or gundamage by unconsiousness. For you the screen goes black, and you'll see a countdown. The other people will see you lying there. When the countdown's finished, the screen will return to normal, and you will get up, with low HP and ForceP of course. So basically, when someone dies, they'll go into a lying down animation (or even the default death animations), but they won't be -dead- and have to respawn. They'll just be immobile for an X amount of time while the screen is black and they see a count down timer. Also, how could I implement a variable that allows us to change the amount of seconds someone would be K.O.'d for?
We hope this mod will bring more feeling of RolePlay, where people spar for practice. No one's supposed to die during training after all.
If there's anyone that can help us on the way, if only tell us what we must learn, we will be forever thankful.