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This is for various modifications of Oni's glass and its behaviour.
- Glass-breaking combos will be covered here as a specific case of melee modding
- Overview
We all know most of Oni's glass can be shot. However :
- glass can not be broken by combos or thrown/falling enemies
- glass can not be broken by some weapons (most annoyingly, the Scram Cannon)
- not all see-through surfaces are flagged as glass : they can't be shot
Ways of improving the above are :
- to affect glass-breaking particles to TRAM so that specific animations can break glass
- to modify specific projectiles (e.g. Scram missiles) so that they can break glass
- to track down specific parts of the environment, and flag them as (breakable) glass
Deadly glass
- Description
- Glass shards can be modified so that they hurt nearby characters when falling.
- See it in action
- Google video by EdT
- Get it as a .oni file
- http://gumby.oni2.net/AE/oni%20files/glass/BINA3RAPglass_shard.oni (already in AE, does 8 damage)
- Get the XML version
- http://gumby.oni2.net/AE/oni%20files/glass/XML/BINA3RAPglass_shard.xml
- Do it yourself
- Extract the BINA3RAPglass_shard.oni file as .xml.
- Add the part in red
- Change the "8" in <Damage>8</Damage> to how much damage the glass should do
- Convert the xml back into a .oni file and import it back into your game data
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Oni Version="0.9.32.0">
<Particle Name="glass_shard">
<Options>
<Lifetime>10</Lifetime>
<DisableDetailLevel>Never</DisableDetailLevel>
<Decorative>true</Decorative>
<CollideWithWalls>true</CollideWithWalls>
<CollideWithChars>true</CollideWithChars>
<InitiallyHidden>false</InitiallyHidden>
<DrawAsSky>false</DrawAsSky>
<DontAttractThroughWalls>false</DontAttractThroughWalls>
<ExpireOnCutscene>false</ExpireOnCutscene>
<DieOnCutscene>false</DieOnCutscene>
<LockPositionToLink>false</LockPositionToLink>
<CollisionRadius>0</CollisionRadius>
<AIDodgeRadius>0</AIDodgeRadius>
<AIAlertRadius>0</AIAlertRadius>
<FlyBySoundName />
</Options>
<Properties>
<HasVelocity>true</HasVelocity>
<HasOrientation>true</HasOrientation>
<HasPositionOffset>false</HasPositionOffset>
<HasAttachmentMatrix>false</HasAttachmentMatrix>
<HasUnknown>false</HasUnknown>
<HasDecalState>false</HasDecalState>
<HasTextureStartTick>true</HasTextureStartTick>
<HasTextureTick>true</HasTextureTick>
<HasDamageOwner>false</HasDamageOwner>
<HasContrailData>false</HasContrailData>
<HasLensFlareState>false</HasLensFlareState>
<HasAttractor>false</HasAttractor>
<HasCollisionCache>false</HasCollisionCache>
</Properties>
<Appearance>
<DisplayType>Flat</DisplayType>
<TexGeom>glass_shard</TexGeom>
<Invisible>false</Invisible>
<IsContrailEmitter>false</IsContrailEmitter>
<ScaleToVelocity>false</ScaleToVelocity>
<Scale>2.8</Scale>
<UseSeparateYScale>false</UseSeparateYScale>
<YScale>1</YScale>
<Rotation>0</Rotation>
<Alpha>1</Alpha>
<XOffset>0</XOffset>
<XShorten>0</XShorten>
<UseSpecialTint>false</UseSpecialTint>
<Tint>128 128 128</Tint>
<FadeOutOnEdge>false</FadeOutOnEdge>
<OneSidedEdgeFade>false</OneSidedEdgeFade>
<EdgeFadeMin>0</EdgeFadeMin>
<EdgeFadeMax>0</EdgeFadeMax>
<MaxContrailDistance>0</MaxContrailDistance>
<LensFlare>false</LensFlare>
<LensFlareDistance>0</LensFlareDistance>
<LensFlareFadeInFrames>0</LensFlareFadeInFrames>
<LensFlareFadeOutFrames>0</LensFlareFadeOutFrames>
<DecalFullBrightness>false</DecalFullBrightness>
<MaxDecals>100</MaxDecals>
<DecalFadeFrames>60</DecalFadeFrames>
<DecalWrapAngle>60</DecalWrapAngle>
</Appearance>
<Attractor>
<Target>None</Target>
<Selector>Distance</Selector>
<Class />
<MaxDistance>150</MaxDistance>
<MaxAngle>30</MaxAngle>
<AngleSelectMin>3</AngleSelectMin>
<AngleSelectMax>20</AngleSelectMax>
<AngleSelectWeight>3</AngleSelectWeight>
</Attractor>
<Variables>
<Float Name="rotate_x">
<BellCurve Mean="0" StdDev="50" />
</Float>
<Float Name="rotate_z">
<BellCurve Mean="0" StdDev="50" />
</Float>
</Variables>
<Emitters />
<Events>
<Update>
<MoveLine />
<MoveGravity>
<Fraction>0.4</Fraction>
</MoveGravity>
<RotateZ>
<Space>0</Space>
<Rate>rotate_z</Rate>
<RotateVelocity>0</RotateVelocity>
</RotateZ>
<RotateX>
<Space>0</Space>
<Rate>rotate_x</Rate>
<RotateVelocity>0</RotateVelocity>
</RotateX>
</Update>
<HitWall>
<ImpulseSound>
<Sound>glass_small</Sound>
</ImpulseSound>
<CollisionEffect>
<Effect>glass_hit</Effect>
<WallOffset>0.01</WallOffset>
<Orientation>2</Orientation>
<Attach>1</Attach>
</CollisionEffect>
<Die />
</HitWall>
<HitCharacter>
<CollisionEffect>
<Effect>glass_hit</Effect>
<WallOffset>0.01</WallOffset>
<Orientation>2</Orientation>
<Attach>1</Attach>
</CollisionEffect>
<DamageChar>
<Damage>8</Damage>
</DamageChar>
<Die />
</HitCharacter>
<Lifetime>
<FadeOut>
<TimeToDie>1</TimeToDie>
</FadeOut>
</Lifetime>
</Events>
</Particle>
</Oni>
If you want to get really fancy, try changing <Damage>8</Damage> into something like...
<Damage>
<Random Min="8" Max="10" />
</Damage>
This will make glass do random damage between 8 and 10 health points.
Glass-breaking combos
- Basic hack description
- The glass can be broken by kicks after modifying the 3RAPh2h_dust_p01.BINA file.
- See it in action
- A few movies by geyser (WMV) :
- A snapshot by EdT :
- Get it as a patch
- No link so far, but there will be downloadable particle files (trails rather than dust) as well as TRAM particle tracks specifically adapted for them.
- Do it yourself (basic hack using the dust spawned by some combos)
- Open level0_Final.dat with OniUnPacker
- Use the Binary.raw editor to select the file 3RAPh2h_dust_p01.BINA
- Look at the chunk between 0x550 and 0x6F8
- Go to the 0x00 at 0x550 (0x00=0 is the ID of the "Linear Change" event)
- change it to 0x1E (0x1E=30 is the ID of the "Glass Charge" event)
- Go to the 0x00 at 0x0x634
- change it to 0x03 (type for the "radius" parameter of "Glass Charge" : float)
- Go to the 0x00000000 at 0x0x638
- change it to 0x00000040 or 0x00000041 (value for the "radius" parameter of "Glass Charge" : 2.0 or 8.0)
- NOTE TO EXPERTS : we've left the first argument of set 2 ("blast-vel" for "Glass Charge") as is. "Linear Change"s "rate" was of the right type (float), and the value (6.0) is nothing extreme.
- Look at the second variable of h2h_dust_p01 : it's the 0x34=52 byte chunk between 0x340 and 0x374.
- There's the name ("alpha") right at the start. The initialisation value you can see at 0x35C (it's a float, since the type at 0x358 is 0x03).
- If we just make this float 0.125 (make the 0x00000000 at 0x35C a 0x0000003E) we'll have 12.5%-transparent dust right away.
The changes will look like this:
Glass-breaking Scram Cannon
Getting there... that's almost a weapon-modding issue.
Flagging environment as glass
See OBD:BINA/TMBD