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Oni can load all of them and they are working with same resources (level20_Final). --[[User:Paradox-01|Paradox-01]] 11:50, 31 October 2008 (CET) | Oni can load all of them and they are working with same resources (level20_Final). --[[User:Paradox-01|Paradox-01]] 11:50, 31 October 2008 (CET) | ||
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Actually, there is no difference between "Final" [[dat|instance files]] and "plugins": of course, the filename hash is based on "Final", and there's a check in the engine that ignores non-Final files (which we removed), but otherwise all names are equivalent. For example, you can repack all the original content to instance files named level0_GlobalStuff.dat, level1_TrialRun.dat, level2_EnginesOfEvil.dat, etc (or more exotic names) and Oni will run fine even though there are no _Final files at all(if you have enabled "plugins" of course). --[[User:Geyser|geyser]] 13:04, 31 October 2008 (CET) | |||
Revision as of 12:04, 31 October 2008
Just braindumping before bed.
levels 0-31 - level and savegame show on list
levels 32-63? - level name shows up, but no savegames
levels 64-127? - nothing shows up, but is playable if you start from a lower level, or (theoretically) you make a level load call from the Daodan (not yet implemented :P)
levels-128+ - Nach, not possible.
As far as I know so far, having two different ONLDs with the same level number leads to one of them being bumped to the top of the level load list (level0?). Could be useful for easy MP level load solution (maybe :P). Both of them use the same savegame however. I'm not sure what happens if you load more than two of the same.
Gumby 10:32, 31 October 2008 (CET)
Looks like level location in save game load menu is determined by level0 plug-in name and level0_Final trough alphabetical order. Let's see for our current mods.
VR mission: Syndicate training -- level0_(VR_Training)/ONLDlevel_20
"(" and ")" are taken even before "level0_A"
"(" and ")" are illegal token for mac plug-in creation so it's "[" "]" there
TCTF Training level -- (level0_Final/ONLDlevel_01) Syndicate Warehouse -- (level0_Final/ONLDlevel_01) Manufacturing Plant -- (level0_Final/ONLDlevel_02) [...] Arena of Pain -- (level0_Final/ONLDlevel_30) [...] Test Barn II -- (level0_Final/ONLDlevel_99) (not listed but playable; resources: level99_Final) test -- (level0_Final/ONLDlevel_100) (not listed but playable; resources: level100_Final)
VR mission: Syndicate training -- (level0_VR_Training/ONLDlevel_20) test -- (level0_VR_Training/ONLDlevel_100) (not listed but playable; resources: level100_A_mod)
It's possible to continue the game in level order - doesn't matter if next level is _Final or a plug-in.
Example: When you win level99_Final then the game will go on with plug-in level100_A_mod if level0_Final/ONLDlevel_99 has <NextLevelNumber>100</NextLevelNumber>.
I'm not sure what happens if you load more than two of the same.
.. testing 6 plug-in at once
- level0_(VR_Training) (containing ONLDlevel_20)
- level0_(VR_Training2) (containing ONLDlevel_20)
- level0_(VR_Training3) (containing ONLDlevel_20)
- level0_VR_Training (containing ONLDlevel_20)
- level0_VR_Training2 (containing ONLDlevel_20)
- level0_VR_Training3 (containing ONLDlevel_20)
Oni can load all of them and they are working with same resources (level20_Final). --Paradox-01 11:50, 31 October 2008 (CET)
Actually, there is no difference between "Final" instance files and "plugins": of course, the filename hash is based on "Final", and there's a check in the engine that ignores non-Final files (which we removed), but otherwise all names are equivalent. For example, you can repack all the original content to instance files named level0_GlobalStuff.dat, level1_TrialRun.dat, level2_EnginesOfEvil.dat, etc (or more exotic names) and Oni will run fine even though there are no _Final files at all(if you have enabled "plugins" of course). --geyser 13:04, 31 October 2008 (CET)