Re: [Ddmodd-developers] big bridge problems.

[<ddm...@li...>]

ahhaaa!! THATS what the depth que does!! ok... now i understand... one
helluva bridge comming up.....

On Sat, 13 Jul 2002 12:54:13 -0500 Thus said
ddm...@li...:

> Okay, I believe I know how to fix this.  Change the depth que of the
> bridge sprites in the editor to a value that will let Dink walk over
> the bridge correctly.  Something like -10 always works.  If you need
> sprites (ie. Dink) to be able walk behind the bridge and look right,
> you'll have to experiment a bit.
> 
> -Striker
> 
> >hmmm... im having trouble working out how to build a bridge. yeah,
> >i know that sounds stupid, but how the f**k are you meant to do it??
> >
> >the first approach i used was to place the bridge sprites over the
> >river bank tiles, and, using the 'h' key, delete the hardness
> >boundaries near the edge of the bridge. the trouble then was that
> >dink could walk off the edge of the bridge. no problem there though,
> >ill just paste some hard tiles on either side of the bridge. i got
> >the bottom side looking OK, but the top side is impossible!! either
> >the bridge pops into the foreground when dink walks to the back of
> >the bridge, which makes it look like dink is walking on water, or i
> >cant find the right hardness tile.
> >
> >is ther a standard way to do this?? i sure hope su, because im at a
> >complete loss... the only other thing i can think of dpoing is
> >getting a bench or something, making it invisable, and hard, and then
> >stamping them along the bridge, but that's a bit ugly... anyway, ill
> >look at the original dink map, and see how they did it...
> >
> >
> >thanks.
> >
> >p.s.- any comments about the river??
> >
> >
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