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 2nd marital house [message #71307] |
Sat, 06 February 2016 09:17 |
 luifigotri
Messages: 2
Registered: December 2013 |
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This inspired by ideas of JWC . I finished the work he left out, spend hours on AE & Cbox ,all house here have been tune up ,equipped ,i even make extra one in BowerStone North too. Fell free to add in anything you like, Enjoy. 
Google drive link:
[Updated on: Sat, 06 February 2016 09:31]
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| | Topic: The Hero's Cave |
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| | Topic: chocolatebox help |
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| | Topic: Multiple houses in Alibion |
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| | Topic: Custom Bodyguards and they respawn after getting killed/fired |
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| Custom Bodyguards and they respawn after getting killed/fired [message #59903] |
Sun, 24 October 2010 17:43 |
IDontKnow
Messages: 190
Registered: August 2010
Location: 127.0.0.1 |
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In the title  - Comments, Questions, Suggestions, Whatever to do with this subject, Post here.
Make Sure you Add in the SectionStarter and SectionEnd Otherwise this will not work
Also for your own convenience add them at the end / start of the .tng [It makes this easier.]
Not sure if this has been done either.
Okay, Done it They respawn after getting killed.
Toggle Spoiler for script.
Toggle Spoiler
XXXSectionStart V_BodyGuard;
NewThing Marker;
Player 4;
UID 1844674121695725742274914;
DefinitionType "MARKER_BASIC";
ScriptName M_BodyGuardRespawn;
ScriptData "_GOOD2";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
Health 1.00000;
ObjectScale 1.00000;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 69.60071;
PositionY 49.05383;
PositionZ 47.32012;
RHSetForwardX -0.00787;
RHSetForwardY 0.99608;
RHSetForwardZ -0.08816;
RHSetUpX 0.08886;
RHSetUpY 0.00000;
RHSetUpZ 0.99604;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
EndThing;
NewThing AICreature;
Player 2;
UID 1844674179588289523676626;
DefinitionType "CREATURE_BODY_GUARD_GOOD";
ScriptName BodyGuard;
ScriptData "_GOOD2";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
Health 1.00000;
ObjectScale 1.00000;
OverridingBrainName "BRAIN_BODY_GUARD";
HasInformation FALSE;
WanderWithInformation FALSE;
WaveWithInformation FALSE;
ContinueAIWithInformation FALSE;
RespondingToFollowAndWait TRUE;
CanBeMarried FALSE;
CanBeCourted FALSE;
AllowedToFollowHero TRUE;
InitialPosX 69.60071;
InitialPosY 49.05383;
InitialPosZ 47.32012;
EnableCreatureAutoPlacing TRUE;
RegionFollowingOverriddenFromScript FALSE;
HasRelationships FALSE;
HomeBuildingUID 0;
WorkBuildingUID 0;
FatherCreatureUID 0;
MotherCreatureUID 0;
SpouseCreatureUID 0;
StartCTCPhysicsNavigator;
PositionX 69.60071;
PositionY 49.05383;
PositionZ 47.32012;
RHSetForwardX -0.00787;
RHSetForwardY 0.99608;
RHSetForwardZ -0.08816;
RHSetUpX 0.08886;
RHSetUpY 0.00000;
RHSetUpZ 0.99604;
EndCTCPhysicsNavigator;
StartCTCEditor;
LockedInPlace FALSE;
AttachToGround TRUE;
Freezed FALSE;
EndCTCEditor;
EndThing;
XXXSectionEnd
Pictures; [Even though they wont really prove anything]
[Its nice to have pictures]
http://img708.imageshack.us/i/25102010012744.jpg/
http://img837.imageshack.us/i/25102010012751.jpg/
http://img843.imageshack.us/i/25102010012754.jpg/
http://img183.imageshack.us/i/25102010012818.jpg/
http://img684.imageshack.us/i/25102010012834.jpg/
http://img831.imageshack.us/i/25102010012956.jpg/
http://img707.imageshack.us/i/25102010013438.jpg/
Got bored so I started messing around with bodyguard scripts.
The Co-Ords and Uid Are for Twinblades tent area.
[Updated on: Thu, 11 November 2010 18:34]
27/4/11 23:XX (11:XX Pm) She went to a better place. 28/4/11 10:XX She was burried; RIP
Leren van de taal van Nederland is leuk.
Ik heb nog veel te leren, hoewel.
Tengo la ambición de aprender a español.
Yet I have no idea how to start.
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| | Topic: [Guide] How to spawn fire (using CBox) |
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| [Guide] How to spawn fire (using CBox) [message #55423] |
Tue, 29 December 2009 06:53 |
Torionel
Messages: 71
Registered: March 2009 |
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1) Spawn PARTICLE_EMITTER_PLACEABLE.
2) Click on it.
3) Click on CTCDParticleEmitter >> ParticleTypeName and change value in text place to OAKVALE_BURNING_LINE.
4) Save.
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| | Topic: The General Fix Thread - My Game Crashes/Doesn't Change When I Spawn A Chest! |
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| The General Fix Thread - My Game Crashes/Doesn't Change When I Spawn A Chest! [message #52723] |
Sun, 12 July 2009 08:50 |
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So, has your game crashed when spawning a chest?
There are several causes for a crash. Here are the general causes and fixes.
1. Your Modding Environment Is Incomplete
Symptoms include:
* Albion Explorer works, but no changes will make place in-game when I use it.
* You used FreeRoam, yet you still cannot walk anywhere. The game is still as it is unmodded.
How to fix:
* The problem you have is the fact your game still uses the FinalAlbion.wad because you didn't move or rename it. Do this now by going into c:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Fable The Lost Chapters\data\Levels (Or wherever you personally installed Fable) and change the name of FinalAlbion.wad. Or move it.
2. Basic Script Error
Symptoms include:
* My game crashes at the point where my game tries to enter the region I spawned the chest.
* FreeRoam is working and I can walk everywhere and Albion Explorer works.
How to fix:
* Check your script!
Here are common script errors I've seen and fixed before that other people have done without noticing. This will help you fix your script. Just keep moving down, checking if you've done the following to your script. If you reach the bottom and it still doesn't work, then paste it in the thread and I'll help you out.
Missing IconsNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296151;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 1.000000;
RHSetForwardY 0.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0;
RHSetUpX 0;
RHSetUpY 0;
RHSetUpZ 1;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS" <<<Missing icons! Each containercontents must end with ;
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
Typos!NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296151;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 1.000000;
RHSetForwardY 0.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0;
RHSetUpX 0;
RHSetUpY 0;
RHSetUpZ 1;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEOSN"; <<<Typos! Make sure every entry is spelt correctly! And don't assume that each OBJECT entry is just the name of the object! Check the OBJECT entries in Fable Explorer beforehand!
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
Spawning the UnspawnableNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296151;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 1.000000;
RHSetForwardY 0.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0;
RHSetUpX 0;
RHSetUpY 0;
RHSetUpZ 1;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "ARMOUR_BALVERINE"; <<<Wrong type of entry. ARMOUR entries are not what they seem. You can only spawn objects that begin with OBJECT!
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
Starting with a 1 rather than a 0
NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296151;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 1.000000;
RHSetForwardY 0.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0;
RHSetUpX 0;
RHSetUpY 0;
RHSetUpZ 1;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS"; <<<Wrong number! All chest scripts start at ZERO, not ONE!
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
Editing the wrong part of the script!NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296151;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS"; <<<DON'T EDIT THIS PART. In fact, don't edit anything outside the ContainerContents entries other than the UID if necessary!
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 1.000000;
RHSetForwardY 0.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0;
RHSetUpX 0;
RHSetUpY 0;
RHSetUpZ 1;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
A Used UID
NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296151; <<<Make for god damn sure you didn't just copy the UID from another object. Each UID in the game must be unique otherwise it will not work!
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 1.000000;
RHSetForwardY 0.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0;
RHSetUpX 0;
RHSetUpY 0;
RHSetUpZ 1;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
This thread will be updated as I find common errors people have. Also, if you feel something else should be here too, don't hesitate to post it below and I'll edit the post.
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| Chest Spawning In Vista - Tutorial [message #50555] |
Mon, 06 April 2009 06:06 |
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Again, due to Vista's retardness even the simplest of modding tasks is made harder than it is ment to be. Here is your guide to chest spawning in Vista.
Before using this guide:
You must have used FreeRoam. I have made a guide especially for Vista modders, located here.
You also must have ChocolateBox.
1. Open Chocolate Box, after doing so go to "Editors", and press Region Editor.
2. In the new window, press File, Load Region.
3. Double click which region you would like to spawn the chest in. Lets say "GrannysHouse" which is Rose Cottage.
4. Now, once loaded, if you see nothing in the screen on the right, then press View, Camera, Top.
5. Now, scroll in. In the red box I have painted on the picture below here, This is where we will spawn this chest.
6. Now, press Things / New
7. Search for OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE
8. Once found, have it highlighted with the blue box and press Ok.
9. Now click where you want it. For now, click it where I put the red box.
10. Now there should be a chest right there.
11. This part is a bit more complicated. Click the chest, and on the left of the window a load of gibberish should be there. On the bottom, there will be a text saying CTCChest. Click the plus button on the left of it.
12. Below it, press the button saying Add. Then click the plus next to ContainerContents.
13. Now, click the "..." button next to ContainerContents[0]. Search for the OBJECT you want. Lets have a million gold, which is "OBJECT_GOLD_1000000". Same as before, highlight it and press OK.
14. Now, depending if you want another object in your chest. If you do, keep reading. If you don't, go to step 15. Press the Add button again, and ContainerContents[1] should show up. Press the "..." and add the object you want. Keep doing this until you are happy.
15. File: Save. You can close CBox now.
16. Now go to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Fable The Lost Chapters\data\Levels\FinalAlbion
17. Press Compatability Files. This will be above the white box containing the files.
18. In here, go to the .tng you edited. We edited GrannysHouse, so go to GrannysHouse.tng. Right click, Copy.
19. Press 'Back' and paste it there [In FinalAlbion].
Now run fable and your chest shall be there.
If this is your first time, congratulations! You have spawned your first chest!
Attachment: 1.jpg
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| The .BWD [message #39700] |
Sat, 29 March 2008 19:07 |
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JohnDoe
Messages: 3002
Registered: October 2007 |
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.BWD Format (Obsolete, but I don't care, I love it).Map Data Header
[4] bytes - Number of map entries + 1
Map Data Entries
[4] bytes - LevelName string length
~string - LevelName
[4] bytes - LevelScriptName string length
~string - LevelScriptName
[1] byte - Boolean? Always true
[1] byte - LoadedOnPlayerProximity boolean
[1] byte - IsSea boolean
[4] bytes - Map X start
[4] bytes - Map X end
[4] bytes - Map Y start
[4] bytes - Map Y end
[1] byte - Boolean? Always true
[4] bytes - Map UID
[4] bytes - Null, end of entry
Region Data Header
[4] bytes - Number of region entries + 1
Region Data Entries
[4] bytes - NumberOfContainedMaps
[4] bytes - NumberOfSeenMaps
[4] bytes - ContainedMap
(Repeat for x number of entries, omit if 0)
[4] bytes - SeenMap
(Repeat for x number of entries, omit if 0)
[4] bytes - RegionName string length
~string - RegionName
[4] bytes - NewDisplayName string length
~string - NewDisplayName
[4] bytes - RegionDef string length
~string - RegionDef
[4] bytes - MiniMapGraphic string length
~string - MiniMapGraphic
[1] byte - AppearOnWorldMap boolean
[1] byte - Boolean? Always true
[1] byte - Boolean? Always true
[4] bytes - Float, MiniMapScale
[4] bytes - Signed, MiniMapOffsetX
[4] bytes - Signed, MiniMapOffsetY
[4] bytes - Signed, WorldMapOffsetX
[4] bytes - Signed, WorldMapOffsetY
[4] bytes - MiniMapRegionExitTextOffset entries
[4] bytes - MiniMapRegionExitText string length
~string - MiniMapRegionExitText
[4] bytes - MiniMapRegionExitTextOffsetX
[4] bytes - MiniMapRegionExitTextOffsetY
(Repeat for x number of entries, omit if 0) | Call it selective seeing, but I didn't see this. |
<Silver> you don't need the bwd
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Edit: Included a structure library to be used for HW 4.23 (previous versions untested, later versions break offsets in structures). It was made out of complete boredom, and to learn more about hex structures (I hate floats so much). Anyway, have fun editing a completely obsolete and useless file.
Update: Replaced the structure twice, each had one download.
First upload had somewhat inefficient (and wrong) structure.
Second upload required editing certain values prior to use.
Third, and last upload, because I'm not spending anymore time on this useless file, has taken care of all that crap.
[Updated on: Mon, 07 April 2008 23:05]
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| JohnDoe's Item Spawning Guides [message #37587] |
Sun, 03 February 2008 03:07 |
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Messages: 3002
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.:: NOTES - DO READ
If you adamantly do not wish to use FreeRoam or can't use FreeRoam because you have an FE-compiled wad archive, you can import/export tngs using FE.
If you have successfully used the newer (zipped) version of AlbionExplorer or ChocolateBox, you may not need to do step 1 as these tools dump & rename the FinalAlbion.wad and edit the userst.ini.
If you're going to make one of those huge chests (there's no limit) I recommend you use this handy dandy tool to do it for you. It's easy to make mistakes, we all make them. This is just to help keep from making simple, yet hard to spot, mistakes.
For those who like text editing the TNGs, maybe I can turn you onto using the TNG Parser, a good tool to quickly navigate and edit the tng text.
.:: On to the guide
Prerequisites:
Eyes;
Brain;
The ability to read;
FreeRoam (link supplied); and
Text Editor.
List of decent text editors:NotePad (winkey+r, notepad) (bad for large replacement jobs);
WordPad (winkey+r, wordpad) (don't use rich text!) (bad for big jobs);
EditPad Lite (OldBoy approves it!);
Crimson Editor (morerunes approves it!);
SciTE (I never could figure out how to make this work, but it could be useful with SciTE);
NotePad2 (I approve it!);
NotePad++ (never used it);
More as they are recommended.
The easiest way to spawn chest is to use the FreeRoam App and edit the tng.
The other method is to extract the tng from the wad, make the edit, and import the tng back into the wad.
I'm going with the FreeRoam App, as it's faster and easier than the tng extract/import via FE method. This is all described in Step 1.
Step 2 involves, in detail, the actual tng editing that takes place using the text editor method.
Hijacking a chest is an easier, but limited, step 2.
Step 1Click here to get FreeRoam.
To use FreeRoam:
1. Download FreeRoam;
2. Extract FreeRoam (it'll be zip);
3. Open FreeRoam;
4. Click File|Open;
5. Select the wad file in the Fable directory\data\levels\;
6. Dump in the data folder ( in the DATA folder, not levels);
7. Rename, move or delete the wad file (recommend renaming, it can be used as a backup should you obliterate your tngs).
Now, should you end up with a directory that looks like data\levels\levels\ then you screwed up step 6. Just take everything from the second levels folder and put it in the first.
If you got it right, congrats.
If you've read elsewhere to edit the userst.ini, don't worry about it. It's not needed, so it's not mentioned here (but you can do it anyway, it makes no difference). Step 2This is the actual spawning of the chest. There are many ways of going about this. My personal favorite is the text editor method. PreparationsOpen up a tng in any text editor, I would recommend a tng that you can actually get to (example, if you haven't made it to SnowSpire yet, don't put a chest in SnowSpire).
I'll use GuildExterior.tng (right outside the guild).
Find XXXSectionStart NULL and throw a chest script right under that, this is so that the chest is always there and not part of a quest that has to be activated for the chest to show up. Template ChestExample chest script: (I'll be working off of this) NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.000000;
PositionY 0.000000;
PositionZ 0.000000;
RHSetForwardX 0.000000;
RHSetForwardY 1.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0.000000;
RHSetUpX 0.000000;
RHSetUpY 0.000000;
RHSetUpZ 1.000000;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; This will serve as a template. New UIDFirst it needs a new UID. Traditional UIDs are 20 digits. I recommend bashing random numbers until you're close to around 20 digits, like so: We're going for completely random, larger than 0 (no negatives, no long strings of 0's), around 20 digits or so, and unique to the map. CoordinatesNext, it needs coordinates, all that needs to be focused on is PositionX 0.000000;
PositionY 0.000000;
PositionZ 0.000000; Actually, I think Z is irrelevant, as if the chest is too high it falls down, if it's too low it comes up to ground level. Just in case, it'll be a part of this crash course to chest spawning.
Take the coordinates from something else, something easy to recognize, something easy to find in-game. For GuildExterior.tng, an easy spot would be the BUILDING_GUILD_EXTERIOR_SHOP_TITLE_VENDOR. PositionX 17.76123;
PositionY 112.865479;
PositionZ 26.5; Now the problem is that the chest and the stall will spawn at the exact same place. I'll take the coordinates and change them up a bit. I'm going to take the coordinates of something else so I can get an idea of where my chest will go.
The guild doors are at PositionX 22.95459;
PositionY 121.468994;
PositionZ 26.5; So increasing X would make my chest go North and increasing Y would make my chest go West. I know this because I look at the minimaps included with AE and use my knowledge of where these two objects are in-game. So I'll change my coordinates to PositionX 18.000000;
PositionY 124.000000;
PositionZ 26.5; That should make the chest pop up on the path to the center of Lookout Point. ContainerContentsNow, the chest needs something in it. Grab a copy of the decompiled names.bin or open FE. The decompiled names.bin has a list of all existing objects, but also has everything else in the names.bin, so just look for the things that start with OBJECT_ and that will narrow your search for what you're looking for, unless of course you want to spawn a building. You could also open FE and scroll down to OBJECT and take something out of the list there. If you have new objects that you got from a mod or made yourself, you'll have to grab it out of FE.
So, I have this list of stuff I want in my chest.
To make it easy I'll use one of these tools (there are two tools in that thread).
I end up with ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_CARROT";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_TOFU";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_MANA_POTION";
ContainerContents[3] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
ContainerContents[4] "OBJECT_THROWING_ORB_SLOWTIME";
ContainerContents[5] "OBJECT_FISHING_ROD_UPGRADED";
ContainerContents[6] "OBJECT_SPADE";
ContainerContents[7] "OBJECT_RESURRECTION_PHIAL";
ContainerContents[8] "OBJECT_SILVER_KEY";
ContainerContents[9] "OBJECT_WEDDING_RING";
ContainerContents[10] "OBJECT_TATTOO_CARD_CHEST_03";
ContainerContents[11] "OBJECT_TATTOO_CARD_FACE_02";
ContainerContents[12] "OBJECT_DOLL_JACK_OF_BLADES_01";
ContainerContents[13] "OBJECT_TROPHY_DRAGON_SCALE_01";
ContainerContents[14] "OBJECT_GOLD_1000000";
ContainerContents[15] "OBJECT_CRYSTAL_LONGSWORD";
ContainerContents[16] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS_GOOD_01";
ContainerContents[17] "OBJECT_LEGENDARY_PUMPCROSSBOW"; There. Take notice that each number goes up by one, it must stay in that order, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, n. If it is out of order, Fable dies. Notice that each object name is in quotes, if it's not, Fable dies. Notice each line ends with a semicolon ( ; ), if you're missing one, Fable dies. If an object is called but doesn't exist, for example, OBJECT_TOF, it is skipped. If it's the only object in the chest, or if all the objects are non-existent, you will freeze and be unable to move, stuck staring at the inside of a glowing chest. Fable doesn't die from this, but you have to kill it to get out, so Fable dies. Finished productSo let's take a look at the completed script: NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78932678907893657895;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 18.000000;
PositionY 124.000000;
PositionZ 26.5;
RHSetForwardX 0.000000;
RHSetForwardY 1.000000;
RHSetForwardZ 0.000000;
RHSetUpX 0.000000;
RHSetUpY 0.000000;
RHSetUpZ 1.000000;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_CARROT";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_TOFU";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_MANA_POTION";
ContainerContents[3] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
ContainerContents[4] "OBJECT_THROWING_ORB_SLOWTIME";
ContainerContents[5] "OBJECT_FISHING_ROD_UPGRADED";
ContainerContents[6] "OBJECT_SPADE";
ContainerContents[7] "OBJECT_RESURRECTION_PHIAL";
ContainerContents[8] "OBJECT_SILVER_KEY";
ContainerContents[9] "OBJECT_WEDDING_RING";
ContainerContents[10] "OBJECT_TATTOO_CARD_CHEST_03";
ContainerContents[11] "OBJECT_TATTOO_CARD_FACE_02";
ContainerContents[12] "OBJECT_DOLL_JACK_OF_BLADES_01";
ContainerContents[13] "OBJECT_TROPHY_DRAGON_SCALE_01";
ContainerContents[14] "OBJECT_GOLD_1000000";
ContainerContents[15] "OBJECT_CRYSTAL_LONGSWORD";
ContainerContents[16] "OBJECT_SWORD_OF_AEONS_GOOD_01";
ContainerContents[17] "OBJECT_LEGENDARY_PUMPCROSSBOW";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Done deal. Have fun with your new chest. Hijacking a chestAnother fun way to go about this is to hijack an existing chest. For this to work though, your gamesave must not have already "seen" the chest, or be anywhere that contains/sees the map the chest is on. This has to do with the UID, I'll get into that later.
Find a tng that you haven't been to yet, but can easily reach. I'll use a demon door.
So I've opened DemonDoor_Guild.tng, and I found my chest. It currently contains OBJECT_SUPER_HEALTH_POTION, but I'll just change that into any object I want, and I want OBJECT_TOFU. The "new" chest script should look like NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 18446741874686296067;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 40.078613;
PositionY 22.092041;
PositionZ 5.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.999994;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.999994;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_TOFU";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; All that's different is the contents. Now, if I have already been there, regardless of whether or not I opened the chest, I can't change the contents because the damn save file has sucked up all the info it needs to remember what is supposed to be in that chest. What I can do is change the UID, effectively "tricking" Fable into thinking there is a new chest there. It's weird though, because the chest will be inside the "replaced" one. A way to get around this is to change one of the coordinates by 2 or 3. So instead of I will have which moves it enough for it to look right. Non-chest spawningThis is written by OrionSR, he get's credit for this piece. | OrionSR wrote on Wed, 03 December 2008 23:51 |
Chest Rotations: 3 examplesNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78922678907893657895;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 18.0;
PositionY 124.0;
PositionZ 26.5;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY -1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_FISHING_ROD_UPGRADED";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_SPADE";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78932678907893657895;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_NW_CHEST_OPENABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 18.0;
PositionY 128.0;
PositionZ 26.5;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_HERO_HAT_WIZARD";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_HERO_HAT_WIZARD_EVIL";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_HERO_HAT_WIZARD_GOOD";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78912678907893657895;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_5";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 16.0;
PositionY 126.0;
PositionZ 26.5;
RHSetForwardX -1.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SUPER_HEALTH_POTION";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_SUPER_MANA_POTION";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_SUPER_HEALTH_POTION";
ContainerContents[3] "OBJECT_SUPER_MANA_POTION";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; The items in chests require clicking after each item. This can be frustrating if multiple copies of the same item are contained in the chests. However, the rewards from Barrels only require a click on new items. Otherwise they simply display a small icon indicating how many items were collected. The other nice thing about barrels is they disappear when they are broken so they don't clutter the map. Be sure to collect the reward before leaving the area.Multiple copies of an item in a barrel.NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78966741874686296086;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_BARREL_BREAKABLE";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 17.0;
PositionY 133.0;
PositionZ 27.4;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCVillageMember;
VillageUID 0;
EndCTCVillageMember;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[3] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[4] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[5] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[6] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[7] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[8] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
ContainerContents[9] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; The Guild Bookcase Select objects appear to be unique in their ability to respawn their items after they've already been collected. This seems to be useful for spawning items that may need to be recollected. I've been placing Hero Titles on the shelves in the Guild Interior. In this example I placed some silver keys for opening the chest spawned in the example above. The main problem is that the Select object is just a frame. An associated bookcase is needed to make things look right, but the frame works fine without it.Respawning Items of the Guild Bookcase SelectNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78946741874686296370;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_GUILD_BOOKCASE_SELECT_MEDIUM";
CreateTC "CTCOwnedEntity";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData NULL;
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 20.0;
PositionY 130.0;
PositionZ 27.25;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY -1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCOwnedEntity;
SwitchableNavigationTCAdded FALSE;
VersionNumber 1;
OwnerUID 18446741874686296065;
EndCTCOwnedEntity;
StartCTCSearchableContainer;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SILVER_KEY";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_SILVER_KEY";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_SILVER_KEY";
ContainerContents[3] "OBJECT_GOLD_1000000";
NumberOfTimesToSearch 0;
EndCTCSearchableContainer;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78956741874686301588;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_GUILD_BOOKCASE_MEDIUM_01";
CreateTC "CTCOwnedEntity";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 19.8;
PositionY 130.0;
PositionZ 26.5;
RHSetForwardX -1.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCOwnedEntity;
SwitchableNavigationTCAdded FALSE;
VersionNumber 1;
OwnerUID 18446741874686296485;
EndCTCOwnedEntity;
Health 1.0;
CanComeBetweenCameraAndHero 0;
EndThing; This last example is probably a bit off-topic, but I'll risk posting it anyway because I had a hard time finding reference on the method. Individual weapons can be spawned with augments already attached. Not only does this save the hassle of spawning the augments, but more augments can be added than is usually possible without a great deal more editing. So far, it looks like melee weapons are limited to 5 augments, and ranged weapons have a limit of 4, but I haven't mess with many examples just yet.Spawning a Pre-Augmented WeaponNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 78976741874686298454;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_MINION_WEAPON_DREADWINGS_RANGED";
CreateTC "CTCOwnedEntity";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 18.37305;
PositionY 137.45800;
PositionZ 29.05913;
RHSetForwardX 0.77440;
RHSetForwardY -0.01878;
RHSetForwardZ -0.63241;
RHSetUpX -0.34657;
RHSetUpY 0.72669;
RHSetUpZ -0.59314;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCInventoryItem;
InventoryUID 0;
EndCTCInventoryItem;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCOwnedEntity;
SwitchableNavigationTCAdded FALSE;
VersionNumber 1;
OwnerUID 18446741874686296152;
EndCTCOwnedEntity;
StartCTCStockItem;
ForSale FALSE;
Stealable TRUE;
Price 498;
EndCTCStockItem;
StartCTCObjectAugmentations;
SavedInGame TRUE;
AugmentationDefNames[0] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
AugmentationDefNames[1] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
AugmentationDefNames[2] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
AugmentationDefNames[3] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
EndCTCObjectAugmentations;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; I've really been enjoying the Ranged Minion weapon in the example above. It has a very high firing rate and each hit contributes to Will experience with no mana cost.
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I also have here a more in-depth look at item spawning. This is more advanced because it goes into great detail about CTCs, different types of scripts, etc. and such and so on. Read it if you want to learn more.New Guide: JohnDoe's Item Spawning 101I wrote this to be the definitive guide for TNG spawning. If you have a suggestion for improvements or comments, please share. If you have questions unrelated to the lesson plan, ask away. If you have questions about the instructions, read it over again (it's not that I don't care, I just want you to ask for help the right way, as told in this guide). DescriptionIn this thread you will learn how to spawn items using chests, coffins, barrels, and searchable containers. You will also learn how to spawn objects directly onto the map. Each lesson will be broken up into tiny pieces, all gathered together and tucked away in a spoiler. This guide is written to be used sequentially; don't skip any piece, read it in order.
You follow all of the instructions, learn from the lessons and don't just try to rush so that you can have some chest or something, and you'll be able to spawn nearly anything you want in nearly any way you want. Lesson 1 - Understanding the FinalAlbion.wadThe FinalAlbion.wad is an archive that holds all of the data for the levels and level scripts used in Fable. The levels aren't relevant to any of my lessons here, so I'll just say that they're map attributes in lev files inside the FinalAlbion.wad. The scripts, however, are very important, for starters, they control what goes where on the maps in TNG files inside the FinalAlbion.wad. I'll explain those more later. If you want to spawn a chest, searchable containers or anything, for that matter, you need to edit a TNG. Even if you edit the FinalAlbion.wad directly, you're still editing a TNG. Back to the FinalAlbion.wad, it's like a zip file, you need to unzip the contents to put them to good use. Except the FinalAlbion.wad can't be opened in WinZip or anything like that. Lesson 2 - Dumping the FinalAlbion.wad** DO READ **
Pre-lesson notes:
Before doing anything, you need to know that the apps here require .NET Framework of various versions. Be safe and get .NET Framework 3.5.
If you're on Vista and you're about to poke around in Program Files, you need permission to do so. Read this.
To do any of the cool stuff with the scripts, you need to be able to access the scripts. There are a number of ways to do that. You can open AlbionExplorer or ChocolateBox (you need to grab those prerequisites) and it will properly dump the FinalAlbion.wad for you. No fuss no muss.
If you've already used a mod that edits the FinalAlbion.wad using FE, or if you've already edited a wad entry using FE, you won't be able to use the previous options. You'll be limited to hand-editing the TNGs, and you'll have to extract them using FableExplorer (or FE w/Search or ShadowNet FE) to access the FinalAlbion.wad. Follow this guide to learn how to do that. Once you've extracted the TNGs you want, continue with the guide.
If you don't want to do that, or can't because you think you can't use those apps, use FreeRoam instead. This is what I use. Simply because I like it. Now follow the instructions closely because too many people fuck this up and I won't help them anymore.
FreeRoam Instructions- If you run Vista, read this;
- Extract FreeRoam to a permanent location on your hard drive (it'll be zip, don't run it from the zip);
- Open FreeRoam;
- Click File|Open;
- Select the FinalAlbion.wad file in the (Fable directory)\data\levels\;
- DO NOT DUMP IN THE LEVELS FOLDER, dump in the data folder (in the DATA folder, not levels), hope I've been clear enough on that;
- Rename, move or delete the FinalAlbion.wad file (I recommend renaming, it can be used as a backup should you obliterate your TNGs).
If you've read elsewhere to edit the userst.ini, don't worry about it. It's not needed, so it's not mentioned here.
Problems with FreeRoam?
Did you get "The application failed to initialize properly (0xC0000135). Click on OK to termniate the application."? You have a complete absence of .NET Framework (I provided a link for the latest .NET Framework in the pre-lesson notes).
Did you get "Unable to read beyond the end of the stream." or "The output char buffer is too small to contain the decoded characters, encoding 'Unicode (UTF-8)' fallback 'System.Text.DecoderReplacementFallback'. Parameter name: chars."? Either you're not selecting the right file (there's only one wad file, idiot) or you are trying to dump from an FE-compiled FinalAlbion.wad. If the latter, you'll need to get a clean FinalAlbion.wad off of disc #2 or, if you don't want to undo your level edits, extract the TNGs one at a time using FableExplorer (as explained earlier in the lesson).
Did you get the error: "Try to select a file next time."? Select a file, idiot. Step 5.
Did you end up with a data\levels\levels\FinalAlbion directory? You dumped in the levels folder, idiot. Step 6.
Are your edits not showing up in-game? Idiot. Step 7.
Do you get some other unexplainable error where stuff just isn't working? Are you on Vista? Idiot. Pre-lesson notes.
If you still can't fix the problem, don't just make a post asking for help. Do some groundwork first.
Open command prompt (winkey+r/Start>>Run, type in cmd and press enter).
In the command prompt, type in (or copy this, right-click in the prompt, and select paste):
CD C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Fable - The Lost Chapters\data\Levels
Then, do the same for this:
DIR /B /S *.* > LevelsDirectory.txt
Now, in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Fable - The Lost Chapters\data\Levels, there will be a text file called LevelsDirectory.txt. This will give us a visual reference of what's going on, a list of all of the files in your levels directory. Upload that text file when you make your request for help.
Please note that if you installed anywhere other than the default install location, you'll need to adjust the directory names accordingly.
In your request for help, include all information about what you did, with what, in what order, how, and what you had for breakfast the day all this happened. Details are very important.
Lesson 3 - The TNGsWith the FinalAlbion.wad dumped and renamed, you can use AlbionExplorer or ChocolateBox to do level edits. If you want to have a full understanding, keep reading.
TNGs are plain text files containing scripts used by Fable to determine what goes where. TNGs can be simple but can also be complex. I won't get into that. I'll just be discussing how to spawn items here. Being plain text files, you can open TNGs in any text editor. List of text editorsNotePad (winkey+r, notepad) (bad for large replacement jobs);
WordPad (winkey+r, wordpad) (don't use rich text!) (bad for big jobs);
Microsoft Word (overpowered and complex for simple TNG editing);
SciTE (I never could figure out how to make this work, but it could be useful with SciTE);
NotePad2 (I approve it!);
Crimson Editor (morerunes approves it!);
EditPad Lite (OldBoy approves it!);
NotePad++ (never used it); And for those who like text editing the TNGs, maybe I can turn you onto using the TNG Parser, a good tool to quickly navigate and edit the TNG text. Lesson 4 - Understanding ScriptsThere are a few core things to every TNG script. They are universal and will apply to anything you want to add.
NewThing [Type of TNG script];
Player [Player Type];
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "[game.bin entry symbol name]";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
Type of TNG script:
Simple and nearly completely self-explanatory.
AICreature
Building
Holy Site
Marker
Object
Switch
Thing
TrackNode
Village
In this series of lessons, I'll only be using Object and Marker types.
Player Type:
-1 - Marker-exclusive. We won't be using these..
0 - Special creatures and track nodes. We won't be using these.
2 - Special creatures. We won't be using these.
3 - Special creatures. We won't be using these.
4 - Everything else. Every script we make will be Player 4.
UID:
The UID can, in theory, be any number. I typically use the standard twenty-digit numbers between 10000000000000000000 and 18446744073709551615.
What's important about these is that it has to be unique for each script, unique to the region, and preferably unique to the game. It's acts as that script's signature.
DefinitionType:
[game.bin entry symbol name]
This determines what thing will be loaded. The name will be as it is in FableExplorer, BUILDING, CREATURE, HOLY_SITE, MARKER, OBJECT, SWITCH, THING, VILLAGE entries. We will only be touching OBJECT and MARKER entries though. Which ones, I'll specify later.
ScriptName:
Doesn't matter for my lesson. Keep it at NULL.
ScriptData:
Doesn't matter for my lesson. Keep it at "NULL".
ThingGamePersistent:
Doesn't matter for my lesson. Keep it at FALSE.
ThingLevelPersistent:
Doesn't matter for my lesson. Keep it at FALSE.
Health:
Doesn't matter for my lesson. Keep it at 1.0.
The whole script is enveloped. NewThing, EndThing. This tells Fable when a script starts and when it ends.
Each line ends with a ;, a semicolon. This tells Fable that it's the end of the line.
Things surrounded in quotes need to be kept in quotes.
Syntax is very important, and Fable will crash if the slightest thing is wrong. Lesson 5 - Understanding CTC Scripts and common CTC ScriptsWith that done, there are CTC scripts that need to be added to the core script. These will determine how the thing will behave in Fable.
Chests will have a CTCChest.
Barrels will have a CTCContainerRewardHero.
Digging spots will have a CTCDiggingSpot.
Barrels that explode will also have a CTCExplodingObject.
Fishing spots will have a CTCFishingSpot.
Bookcases and the like will have a CTCSearchableContainer.
Everything will have a CTCPhysicsStandard and a CTCEditor.
Most things will have a CTCTargeted.
Each type-specific thing will be explained in the relevant sections. The CTCPhysicsStandard will be explained first, since it goes with everything.
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
RHSetForward and RHSetUp determine pitch and yaw (rotations). I was going to explain these in detail, but I tried to simplify it and decided to just provide a link to some learning material instead. Here. Use AlbionExplorer for easy editing of the RHSetForward values or ChocolateBox for easy editing of the RHSetForward and RHSetUpZ values.
Position XYZ is easy though. They're translational values, meaning they determine where on the map the thing goes. X is X, Y is Y, and Z is Z. Unlike RHSets, editing one value doesn't mean you have to edit other values. Read. Unlike in charts though, there will be no negative values because the origin (0,0,0) of the map is in the south west corner above Z0. The Z may very well be irrelevant. I've spawned chests before that were too low, and they floated to the surface of the map. I've spawned chests that were too high, and they fell down to the ground. But anyway...
The important part of this. The Westernmost part of the map is X0. The Southernmost part of the map is Y0. The lowest altitude of the map will vary, but technically it's Z0. The higher the X, the farther east it goes. The higher the Y, the farther north. The higher the Z, the farther up.
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
This one is very, very simple. Things that will be targeted, or highlighted when the Hero is focusing on it, will have this and it will be set to true. That's all there is to know about this one.
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
Equally simple. Everything will have this. You may even be able to leave it out, but I gerenally don't do such things as a part of good practices.
Next will be a series of specific scripts. Lesson 6 - ChestsLet's take a look at a template chest script. Script TemplateNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 10000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "[Chest type]";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "[OBJECT entry name]";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
The first thing you should notice is the new CTC Script. Chests have CTCChest. These and the rest to be used in my lesson plan are all very easy to understand and use.
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "[OBJECT entry name]";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Each ContainerContents line will have a [#] after it, no space in between. For each line, the number goes up by one. If I wanted a chest with ten items in it, it will look like this:
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[2] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[3] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[4] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[5] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[6] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[7] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[8] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
ContainerContents[9] "OBJECT_SOMETHING_OR_OTHER";
Space after the [#], the spawned object in quotes, each line ending with a semicolon. This is part of the syntax mentioned earlier. You can have an unlimited number of items in a chest.
The value for ChestOpen should always be FALSE. You don't want to spawn a chest that you can't use. When saving the game, this gets saved and is flipped to true when you open it (in the gamesave, not the TNG).
The DefinitionType will determine what type of chest it's going to be. I've provided a list of chests you can use, so that you don't have to get it yourself. Some of these need explaining, so here I'll also describe them.
OBJECT_CHEST_OPENABLE
The standard chest used in Fable.
OBJECT_NW_CHEST_OPENABLE
The Northern Wastes chest.
OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_5
Silver key chest, 5 keys.
OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_10
Silver key chest, 10 keys.
OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_25
Silver key chest, 15 keys.
OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_50
Silver key chest, 20 keys.
OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_75
Silver key chest, 25 keys.
OBJECT_SILVERKEY_CHEST_100
Silver key chest, 30 keys.
OBJECT_SARCOPHAGUS_01
These are actually chests. They're found in the cemetery.
OBJECT_SARCOPHAGUS_02
These are actually chests. They're found in the cemetery.
OBJECT_SARCOPHAGUS_KING_01
These are actually chests. They're found in the cemetery.
OBJECT_NW_SARCOPHAGUS_01
These are actually chests. This one is found in the Northern Wastes.
Finished chest scriptNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000001;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_SARCOPHAGUS_KING_01";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 65.0;
PositionY 29.0;
PositionZ 40.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY -1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCChest;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_FISHING_ROD_UPGRADED";
ContainerContents[1] "OBJECT_SPADE";
ChestOpen FALSE;
EndCTCChest;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Lesson 7 - BarrelsBasic script: Script TemplateNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "[Barrel type]";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[#] "[OBJECT entry name]";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Barrel types:
OBJECT_BARREL_BREAKABLE
OBJECT_SS_BARREL_BREAKABLE_01
The only new thing here that's important is the CTCContainerRewardHero. The only difference between this and the chest is that there's no BarrelOpen line, and items in barrels are given to the Hero once he picks them up. When the barrel breaks, the items will scatter about on the floor. Be careful not to have too many items, though, as too many items will cause lag and, if way too many, will freeze Fable.
There's also exploding barrels. There is more to this one. Script TemplateNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_BARREL_EXPLODING";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[#] "[OBJECT entry name]";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
StartCTCExplodingObject;
MaxDamage 0.0;
Radius 0.0;
FireDamage 0;
TriggeredOnCreatureProximity FALSE;
TriggerRadius 0.0;
EndCTCExplodingObject;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; StartCTCExplodingObject;
MaxDamage 0.0;
Radius 0.0;
FireDamage 0;
TriggeredOnCreatureProximity FALSE;
TriggerRadius 0.0;
EndCTCExplodingObject;
All of these are pretty self-explanatory, but just in case:
MaxDamage is the maximum amount of damage done by the explosion.
Radius is how far the damage will be distributed.
FireDamage is elemental damage that hurts creatures weak to fire more.
TriggeredOnCreatureProximity determines whether or not it detonates when something approaches it. Set it to TRUE to have it explode when something is near it.
TriggerRadius determines how close something has to be to trigger the explosion. Finished barrel scriptsNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000002;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_SS_BARREL_BREAKABLE_01";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 60.0;
PositionY 28.0;
PositionZ 40.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
Health 1.0;
EndThing;
NewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000003;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_BARREL_EXPLODING";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 61.0;
PositionY 27.0;
PositionZ 40.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
StartCTCExplodingObject;
MaxDamage 5.0;
Radius 5.0;
FireDamage 7;
TriggeredOnCreatureProximity TRUE;
TriggerRadius 3.0;
EndCTCExplodingObject;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Lesson 8 - Searchable containersBasic script: Script TemplateNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "[Searchable container type]";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCSearchableContainer;
ContainerContents[#] "[OBJECT entry name]";
NumberOfTimesToSearch 0;
EndCTCSearchableContainer;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Just like before, the only important thing here is the new CTC script.
StartCTCSearchableContainer;
ContainerContents[#] "[OBJECT entry name]";
NumberOfTimesToSearch 0;
EndCTCSearchableContainer;
You're already familiar with the ContainerContents lines.
NumberOfTimesToSearch should always be 0.
Searchable container types:
OBJECT_BOOKSHELF_01
OBJECT_BOOKSHELF_02
OBJECT_BS_MAYORESS_BED
OBJECT_CUPBOARD_MEDIUM
OBJECT_CUPBOARD_TALL
OBJECT_CUPBOARD_TALL_SPLIT
OBJECT_GUILD_BOOKCASE_SELECT
OBJECT_GUILD_BOOKCASE_SELECT_LARGE
OBJECT_GUILD_BOOKCASE_SELECT_LARGE_DD
OBJECT_GUILD_BOOKCASE_SELECT_MEDIUM
OBJECT_HAUNTED_HOUSE_BOOKSHELF_01
OBJECT_HAUNTED_HOUSE_BOOKSHELF_02
OBJECT_HAUNTED_HOUSE_CUPBOARD_01
OBJECT_HAUNTED_HOUSE_CUPBOARD_02
OBJECT_HAUNTED_HOUSE_GRANDFATHER_CLOCK
OBJECT_HKC_CUPBOARD_MEDIUM_01
OBJECT_HKC_CUPBOARD_TALL_01
OBJECT_HKC_CUPBOARD_TALL_02
OBJECT_KHG_CUPBOARD_01
OBJECT_KHG_CUPBOARD_02
OBJECT_KHG_CUPBOARD_SMALL_01
OBJECT_KHG_CUPBOARD_SMALL_02
OBJECT_PRISON_WARDER_OFFICE_BOOKSHELF_01
OBJECT_SCARECROW_HAPPY
OBJECT_SCARECROW_HAPPY_WITH_HAT
OBJECT_SCARECROW_SCARY
OBJECT_SS_BOOKCASE_01
OBJECT_SS_BOOKCASE_02
OBJECT_SS_CUPBOARD_MEDIUM_01
OBJECT_SS_CUPBOARD_TALL_01
OBJECT_SS_CUPBOARD_TALL_SPLIT_01 Finished searchable container scriptNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000004;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_HAUNTED_HOUSE_GRANDFATHER_CLOCK";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 63.0;
PositionY 25.0;
PositionZ 40.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCSearchableContainer;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
NumberOfTimesToSearch 0;
EndCTCSearchableContainer;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Lesson 9 - Digging spotsBasic script: Script TemplateNewThing Marker;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "MARKER_DIGGING_SPOT";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[#] "[OBJECT entry name]";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
StartCTCDiggingSpot;
Hidden FALSE;
EndCTCDiggingSpot;
Health 0.0;
EndThing; First, instead of NewThing Object, it's NewThing Marker. That's a given. The CTCContainerRewardHero scripting is just like the one used with barrels, so I won't go into that one here.
The CTCDiggingSpot determines with just one line, Hidden [TRUE/FALSE];, whether or not the Hero will be able to tell if there's a digging spot there. The little context hud spade icon will show up when you're over it if it isn't hidden. Finished digging spot scriptNewThing Marker;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000005;
DefinitionType "MARKER_DIGGING_SPOT";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 61.0;
PositionY 36.0;
PositionZ 40.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
StartCTCDiggingSpot;
Hidden FALSE;
EndCTCDiggingSpot;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Lesson 10 - Fishing spotsBasic script: Script TemplateNewThing Marker;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "MARKER_FISHING_SPOT";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[#] "[OBJECT entry name]";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
StartCTCFishingSpot;
EndCTCFishingSpot;
Health 0.0;
EndThing; This is exactly like the digging spot, except the CTCFishingSpot has nothing in it. Doesn't get any easier than that. Finished fishing spot scriptNewThing Marker;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000006;
DefinitionType "MARKER_FISHING_SPOT";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 41.0;
PositionY 41.0;
PositionZ 39.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCContainerRewardHero;
ContainerContents[0] "OBJECT_ADRENALINE_POTION";
EndCTCContainerRewardHero;
StartCTCFishingSpot;
EndCTCFishingSpot;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; Lesson 11 - Objects, straight upIf you don't mind getting items one at a time, there are a few cool things you can do, aside from spawn the item without leaving behind a chest or container. Script TemplateNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 00000000000000000000;
DefinitionType "[OBJECT entry name (has CInventoryItemDef)]";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent FALSE;
ThingLevelPersistent FALSE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 0.0;
PositionY 0.0;
PositionZ 0.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 0.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 0.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; If you want the item to only show up until you pick it up, change ThingGamePersistent and ThingLevelPersistent to TRUE. This way, you pick it up, you have it, it doesn't spawn again.
That's all you need for inventory items. But let's say you want a weapon. With weapons, you can add a fun script.
StartCTCObjectAugmentations;
SavedInGame TRUE;
AugmentationDefNames[0] "[Augment item]";
EndCTCObjectAugmentations;
Leave SavedInGame at TRUE.
The AugmentationDefNames syntax is pretty much exactly the same the ContainerContents lines in all the previous scripts.
Augment items:
OBJECT_SHARPENING_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_PIERCING_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_SILVER_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_FLAME_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_HOBBE_KILLER_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_LIGHTNING_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_EXPERIENCE_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_HEALTH_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION
OBJECT_BANDIT_SLAYER_AUGMENTATION Finished Object scriptNewThing Object;
Player 4;
UID 16157916872910000007;
DefinitionType "OBJECT_LEGENDARY_LONGSWORD";
ScriptName NULL;
ScriptData "NULL";
ThingGamePersistent TRUE;
ThingLevelPersistent TRUE;
StartCTCPhysicsStandard;
PositionX 63.0;
PositionY 29.0;
PositionZ 40.0;
RHSetForwardX 0.0;
RHSetForwardY 1.0;
RHSetForwardZ 0.0;
RHSetUpX 0.0;
RHSetUpY 0.0;
RHSetUpZ 1.0;
EndCTCPhysicsStandard;
StartCTCTargeted;
Targetable TRUE;
EndCTCTargeted;
StartCTCEditor;
EndCTCEditor;
StartCTCObjectAugmentations;
SavedInGame TRUE;
AugmentationDefNames[0] "OBJECT_HEALTH_AUGMENTATION";
AugmentationDefNames[1] "OBJECT_MANA_AUGMENTATION";
AugmentationDefNames[2] "OBJECT_EXPERIENCE_AUGMENTATION";
EndCTCObjectAugmentations;
Health 1.0;
EndThing; And that concludes my lessons for this thread. Congratulations, you are a master item spawner. Wait, you're having problems?Check over your script, make sure that the syntax isn't wrong. Make sure you've included the needed pieces of the scripts. If you can't figure it out, post your script here and tell us which TNG you used for the edit. I've attached my finished scripts. They all take place in Orchard Farm. You can see them, use them as an example.
The objects are all in the warehouse. The digging spot is just outside the warehouse. The fishing spot is in the little pond near the warehouse. The digging/fishing spots are marked with signs for your convenience.
Hope you've enjoyed JohnDoe's Item Spawning 101. If not, sod off.
[Updated on: Fri, 04 June 2010 04:29]
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| Holy Site List [message #16698] |
Sun, 18 February 2007 23:34 |
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Keshire
Messages: 1266
Registered: July 2005 |
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Because Marco is a tool.
AmbushScamHSP
AmbushTradersHSP
ArenaCellsArenaSideHSP
arenacellshsp
ArenaExitHSP
ArenaHOHHSP
ArenaHSP
ArenaInsideHSP
BanditCampBossHSP
BanditCampHSP
BanditCampPath2HSP
BanditCampPathEntranceHSP
BanditCampResHSP
BanditCompleteHSP
BarrowFields2HSP
BarrowFieldsHSP
BeardyBaldyHSP
BordelloHSP
BowerstoneBridgeHSP
BowerstoneJailHSP
BowerstonePoshHSP
BowerstoneSlums2HSP
BowerstoneSlumsHSP
BowerstoneSlumsWarehousesHSP
ChapelEvilHSP
DarkwoodHSP
DarkwoodTraderCampHSP
DDBanditTollHSP
DDBarrowFieldsHSP
DDBarrowFieldsHSP
DDBordelloHSP
DDGrannysHouseHSP
DDGreatwoodCavesHSP
DDHauntedHouseHSP
DDKnotholeGladeHSP
DDKnotholeHSP
DDLookoutPointHSP
DDNecropolisHSP
DesertedFarmHSP
DRAGONHSP
EndGameSecondHSP
ExecutionTreeHSP
FishermanHSP
FocalSitesHSP
FrescoDomeHSP
FS2HSP
GibbetWoodsHSP
GoodBattleHSP
GrannysHouseHSP
GraveyardCircleHSP
GraveYardHSP
GraveyardPathHSP
GraveyardSecretPassage1HSP
Greatwood3HSP
GreatwoodBanditTollHSP
GreatwoodHSP
GreatwoodLakeHSP
GreyBedroomHSP
GreyHallHSP
GuildArrivalHSP
GuildHSP
GuildTrainingHSP
GuildWoodsHSP
GuildWoodsTeleportExitHSP
GWTeleportHSP
HangingTreeHSP
HauntedCellarHSP
HauntedHouseCellarHSP
HauntedHouseHSP
HeroBarrelRoomHSP
HeroDuelAreaHSP
HeroDuelHSP
HeroGuildComplexInsideHSP
HeroHouseHSP
HeroTortureHSP
HobbeCave2HSP
HookCoastGatewayHSP
HookCoastHSP
KnotholeGladeHSP
KrakenChamberHSP
LookoutPointHSP
LostBayHSP
MemorialGardenHSP
MinionCampHSP
NearNecroHSP
NorthernWastes2HSP
NorthernWastes3HSP
NorthernWastesHSP
NOVStartHSP
NW3BronzeDoorHSP
NW3SnowspireHSP
OakVale2HSP
OakValeHSP
OracleHSP
OrchardFarmEvilHSP
OrchardFarmGoodHSP
OrchardFarmHSP
PicnicAreaHSP
prisonescapeHSP
PrisonHSP
PrisonPassageExteriorHSP
PrisonPathHSP
PrisonRaceStartHSP
PrisonSecretPassageExteriorHSP
PrisonSecretPassageHSP
PrisonTortureHSP
SingingStonesHSP
SnowspireHSP
starthsp
StartOakValeHSP
SwordInTheStoneHSP
TavernCellarHSP
TempFS4HSP
TempIan01HSP
WitchWood2HSP
Witchwood3HSP
WitchWood5FoiledHSP
WitchwoodCavernHSP
WitchwoodHSP
WitchwoodIanHSP
[Updated on: Sun, 18 February 2007 23:34]
Apathy Cannot Inspire.
Ambivalence cannot lead.
Loved me. Feared me.
Changed me. Killed me.
Anything would be something.
But nothing is worst of all.
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| Faction and monster war definition mod tutorial and description? [message #71648] |
Tue, 06 June 2017 07:15 |
pragon977
Messages: 7
Registered: January 2017
Location: 16 Kms from Greatwood |
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In the definition section of modding, there is a remake of factions called monster war http:// http://fabletlcmod.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=1910& ;start=0&.
Someone please tell me exactly how it works, and teach me how to use it.
Albion fosters Ruralization,
Albion fosters Greenery,
I admire Ruralization,
I admire Greenery!!!
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| Albion Explorer is unable to locate Fable registry info [message #71427] |
Mon, 16 May 2016 06:57 |
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SKYFALL
Messages: 2
Registered: May 2016 |
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Where is the registry info located?
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| Weapon can stun? [message #71067] |
Sun, 23 August 2015 00:46 |
angel_tales
Messages: 1
Registered: August 2015 |
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I made 2441 (GENERIC_MELEE_STRIKE_EXPLOSION) value in Explosion of CWeaponDef for hitting peopple down, but I wanna stun them too. I did it before but forgot it now. Can someone tell me how to do it again? As I remembered, it's unknown value in CWeaponDef or something...
Sorry for my english and thank you!
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 Modding on a Windows 8 laptop [message #70935] |
Sun, 03 May 2015 12:12 |
Tacos8u
Messages: 2
Registered: May 2015 |
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How does one go about modding Fable Lost Chapters on a Windows 8? I just recently purchased the game for my laptop after countless playthroughs on my old X-Box and I am interested in modding. Any precautions, advice, or tips would be appreciated.
[Updated on: Sun, 03 May 2015 12:13]
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| | Topic: Changing a region's sound file? |
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| Changing a region's sound file? [message #70877] |
Wed, 18 March 2015 18:01 |
Zarkes
Messages: 10
Registered: January 2013 |
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Hi, I want to change the starter oakvales music from the village theme to the temple of light song found in Demon doors. I can't seem to find it in Region in FE. Is there a way to change specific maps music or would I have to blanket change areas music?
-Figured it out haha it's under music *facepalm
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| Custom temples? [message #70859] |
Sat, 28 February 2015 23:28 |
Zarkes
Messages: 10
Registered: January 2013 |
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I was redoing Bowerstone slums as a new starter area and was working on a custom temple in cbox. I couldn't however make a custom guild portal or offerings to the gods. I've seen in screenshots that this is possible. I can set the object of course but I have no idea how to modify it so that one could activate them.
Does this require scripting, or is it possible through cbox?
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| Importing and adding new Creature/Clothing models [message #70393] |
Fri, 30 May 2014 22:49 |
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Swanky_e
Messages: 68
Registered: October 2013 |
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too much work
[Updated on: Fri, 13 May 2016 19:50]
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| Help w/ Cbox!!!! [message #70160] |
Tue, 25 March 2014 15:45 |
LongbowLover
Messages: 5
Registered: January 2012 |
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I wanted to use Cbox for chest spawning, however whenever I try to open Cbox, Windows says Cbox has stopped working. It did apply the freeroam part, but it won't actually load the program. I have downloaded .net 2.0 and Visual C++ SP1 and still nothing. I have even tried the 64-bit version, same end.
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| Evil Points for Crimes [message #70028] |
Thu, 30 January 2014 20:01 |
aliryn
Messages: 1
Registered: January 2014 |
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It's easy to disable the crime mechanism in villages, but surely there's a way to disable the gaining of evil points for smashing people's barrels and ransacking their bookshelves?
I've found where evil points are calculated for attacking people, in their CREATURE file, but unfortunately, that's not at all what I want, and I can't find corresponding values in the OBJECT files, even though some of the entries do appear to be searchable/breakable (as opposed to just background items).
I've run more than enough searches through this site and through Google and I still can't find any reference to editing alignment points for actions other than attacking CREATUREs, so......I give up.
Help?
Thanks!
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| Premarital/Extramarital Sex [message #69966] |
Fri, 03 January 2014 22:34 |
Letter1
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Registered: January 2014 |
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Not looking for any animations or stuff like that. Just the option to sleep with people out of wedlock like in Fable 2 and 3.
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| Infected people [message #69325] |
Sun, 18 August 2013 11:41 |
OnlyABlade
Messages: 29
Registered: April 2013 |
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Hi, in the quest of the two traders, when you go to oakvale, one of the traders are infecket and transforms into a balverine
I can make an infected player? i want make a kid transform into a screamer
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| Problem with Dragon [message #69027] |
Wed, 10 July 2013 19:13 |
OnlyABlade
Messages: 29
Registered: April 2013 |
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Hi, I try make a Dragon pet making it more little and spawning it
But I spawn it and my game crases, I fin it http://fabletlcmod.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=1625& ;start=0&
But i don´t know if i need put the marker (see the link)
in the .lev file, and if I make it follow me, when i go to other region the game go to crash because dont are the marker in the region
If the pet not is posible i wan´t put the Mini dragons like an enemy in a region
Please help me
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| Made a new weapon in 3ds max 9, but textures wont apply ingame [message #68521] |
Sun, 09 June 2013 08:57 |
larzi
Messages: 2
Registered: November 2009
Location: Norway |
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I made the mesh, imported a katana, linked all the helpers, unwrapped the uvw and used texporter to make a template for textures.
I created a new weapon entry, new mesh and a new texture entry for my weapon, and in CBox everything shows up correctly: I have a paddle-like weapon with a dark (marine) blue texture. Ingame it shows up as pretty much a realistic colour (it's light beige/brown).
Why doesn't the texture apply? I import it as DXT1 and set the alpha to 0.
EDIT: I even tried just linking another texture in the mesh, and it still doesn't apply in-game. Why is this happening? Is there something I'm not doing in the mesh properties?
[Updated on: Sun, 09 June 2013 09:09]
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| Marrying poor girl in Lady Grey's quest [message #67928] |
Wed, 20 March 2013 08:37 |
Andyzero
Messages: 2
Registered: March 2013 |
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I wooed Lady Grey and then married the Poor Girl who helps you, which cancels both the Marry Lady Gray questline and Expose Lady Gray questline.
Then I set the "V_ExposeMayor" and "V_ExposeMayorRhodri" in Albion.qst to TRUE and used Albion Explorer. This DID reset the quests, and when I finished them, I was Mayor of Bowerstone.....and the Poor Girl respawned. Even though I'm still married to her clone.
Notes I found interesting.
Variations of marrying the girl at different parts of the quest (I had her follow me after giving her a ring but not going to an owned house) until I agreed to be Mayor of Bowerstone, then the "respawn" takes over and she's unmarriable.
Killing the respawn poor girl in one save seemed to erase my married poor girl. (so same character ID) Doing it again in a different save didn't erase the Poor Girl I married, but then Poor Girl respawned immediately when I went back to North Bowerstone.
Married Poor Girl will not follow me to North Bowerstone, so I can't have them stand side by side; married poor girl still by entrance when I go back to South Bowerstone.
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| | Topic: Steam with windows 7 help |
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| Steam with windows 7 help [message #67787] |
Wed, 23 January 2013 16:31 |
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tyscifi
Messages: 382
Registered: March 2011
Location: The Depths of Hell (PA) |
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I have bought the steam version of fable and was wondering if the primer for windows 7 works. Would you just insert the directory of the steam game or will modding the steam version only work on xp.
"Smoke Meth, Hail Satan."
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| | Topic: FE CB cant spawn chests. |
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| FE CB cant spawn chests. [message #67778] |
Fri, 18 January 2013 18:58 |
Zarkes
Messages: 10
Registered: January 2013 |
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I am having problems in Fable Explorer and Chocolate Box. I want to put an assassin shirt into a chest. I know exactly how to do it and I can spawn many items but here is my problem. When I use this particular item and others like it it refuses to select only that specific item.
For example I select OBJECT_HERO_SHIRT_STEALTH the program selects OBJECT_HERO_SHIRT_STEALTH but also _appearance, _inventory, _stock which crashes my game because you can only have one item per slot in a chest.
How do I get around this?
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| | Topic: A few simple questions |
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| A few simple questions [message #67741] |
Tue, 01 January 2013 20:38 |
Mighty Hatman
Messages: 1
Registered: January 2013
Location: United Kingdom |
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How good are the modding tools for this game? I'd love to help bring back life into this community by using my skills to help out.
I have no idea what tools are available though so while I can create new models and textures for the game I have no idea what is supported.
Am I limited to just 3ds Max or Maya or some other program when creating objects to this? Can I create new locations within the game to create a completely new map? Can I place new NPCs within the game with their own voice, unique models and textures and conversations?
Am I, basically, able to add meaningful content to this game? If there are still people lurking around here who know this stuff please give me some idea what I would be working with because I would be most appreciative. I don't want to dig through 6+ years of forum to get all the information I need. I'll check up on this in a month or so given the current activity of the forum.
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| | Topic: Titles and armor |
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| Titles and armor [message #67709] |
Tue, 11 December 2012 02:34 |
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Axenotgood
Messages: 1
Registered: December 2012 |
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I am new to modding fable tlc in fact I only started a couple of hours ago :)I have viewed this site for the past month also and enjoy the community and I was wondering in fable explorer is their a way to tie jack of blades title to job mask...? thank you in advanced
Axentogood
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| | Topic: Tutorial - How to change Expirience Costs on Skills |
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| | Topic: language problem |
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| language problem [message #67104] |
Thu, 02 August 2012 12:52 |
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Final-Z
Messages: 39
Registered: April 2012
Location: always near my keyboard..... |
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There's something strange with my lang folder. The game's every dialogue / text is in french, yet the only language displayed there is english. Whenever I open the .big files related, Fable explorer says it's all french. Is it normal?
If possible, i'd like to change my game's language to english, because french voices are... Annoying -><-
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| | Topic: Alternative Soundtrack v1.0 |
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| | Topic: The Real Estate Business (Houses Question) |
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| Berserk Help. [message #66850] |
Fri, 15 June 2012 00:41 |
anon30303
Messages: 1
Registered: June 2012 |
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Hello all. I have searched the entire internet several times over for the solution to my problem but have came up empty every time, I've spent at least 5 hours messing with Shadownet/FableExplorer trying to solve it myself and I fear I'm about to lose my mind...
All I want to do is remove the sounds that the berserked hero makes. The breathing, the "RAWWWAAHHH"s, and if possible, the cooldown in between transitions. All I've been able to find is several people say "It's in the CEntitySoundDef", yet give no entry number or reference of any kind. I have personally tried deleting and marking EVERY ENTRY to zero in CEntitySoundDef, but still get the yelling and the breathing noises. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
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| | Topic: regarding fable shop trainer |
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| regarding fable shop trainer [message #66574] |
Wed, 02 May 2012 05:31 |
pascaliedema
Messages: 27
Registered: May 2009
Location: Somewhere in Albion |
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ok. i followed the instructions for the trainer but whenever i try to fill in the value and the quantity i don't get a chance at all to fill it in because it always resets to 0. also when i go back ingame nothing changed only that the shopkeeper doesn't have aynthing in his inventory at all anymore. anyone knows how to fix this?
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