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== Scripted Mods == | == Scripted Mods == | ||
Scripted Mods are great examples of editing scripts. They edit the *.bsl files to create interesting, and often amusing results. They can change everything from the fog, to how the characters and level interact. However, they cannot add characters or change the level layout, only its contents, as they are handled by the Binaries. Information on [[Oni Binary Data]] . | Scripted Mods are great examples of editing scripts. They edit the *.bsl files to create interesting, and often amusing results. They can change everything from the fog, to how the characters and level interact. However, they cannot add characters or change the level layout, only its contents, as they are handled by the Binaries. Information on [[OBD: Oni Binary Data]] . | ||
Probably the best specimens of Scripted Mods are the [[Oni Team Arena]] scripts. Based on an Idea for multiplayer Oni, they implement Oni's hand-to-hand and a scoring system much like Unreal Tournament. | Probably the best specimens of Scripted Mods are the [[OTA: Oni Team Arena]] scripts. Based on an Idea for multiplayer Oni, they implement Oni's hand-to-hand and a scoring system much like Unreal Tournament. | ||
Other Scripted Mods range from free-for-all arenas to objective based missions and enhancements of the original level. | Other Scripted Mods range from free-for-all arenas to objective based missions and enhancements of the original level. | ||