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[deratiseur]

Hello.

I try to color a spider by aplying a new palette, with a script :

Quote

IF
Global("color","LOCALS",0)
THEN
RESPONSE #100
StaticPalette("MSLI_OC",Myself)
SetGlobal("color","LOCALS",1)
END

The script is compiled without error, but the creature isn't re-palleted

if i add a "DisplayStringHead" action, the text is displayed, so the bloc work. So, is there a secret with the 341, or is this action doesn't working at all ?

[devSin]

That's only for animation objects, I think (it modifies the palette field in ToB area animations).

Creature BAM palette substitutions are hardcoded to the animation slot; there's no game method for changing them.

Edited by devSin, 07 October 2011 - 07:44 PM.

[deratiseur]

OK, thanks

[Miloch]

You could probably achieve what you want with Polymorph() or ChangeAnimation() instead.

[devSin]

That was in my post, but I reread and saw he wanted to color a spider with the slime palette.

Probably he can just use spells/items with one of the RGB tints, although it'll look fuglier than a custom palette would have.

[Miloch]

devSin, on Oct 13 2011, 08:56 PM, said:

Probably he can just use spells/items with one of the RGB tints, although it'll look fuglier than a custom palette would have.

Yes, it will glow in the dark or in the light depending on which opcode you use (#51 or #52). I did this with a brownish tint on a spider originally (to make a myrlochar) but ended up repaletting it via BAM Batcher and Infinity Animations to get a less fugly effect.

[Avenger]

Yep, the original IE is quite hard coded regarding animations, even animation palettes.