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penguinman
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16 Jul 2006, 23:34:39 »
rolling credits? is it possible to make? and how would I do it?\
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on second thought i think this goes in cutscene editing, sory move it if you want.
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17 Jul 2006, 18:57:34 »
Do you mean in game? Or out of game, i guess you mean ingame, because out of game its fairly simple. 99% of popular movie editors supplies rolling credit.
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penguinman
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17 Jul 2006, 22:39:34 »
No I mean in game for a cutscene
I guess you would use a dialog? Is there any already made?
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18 Jul 2006, 23:47:44 »
If you mean text moving up or down, aproaching or moving away, you may try this:
3d text
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19 Jul 2006, 03:35:33 »
Yes, i noticed thsat effect in your mission the forest, Very well implemented
but i was more searching for block text that can scroll up,
but actualy this script of yours is giving me more ideas and inspiration
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19 Jul 2006, 17:03:57 »
I) Easy way
1) Force a camera view
2) Use Mandoble's text scripts
3) Set the text starting vertical position just out of view
3) Set the vertical text velocity to a positive value
4) Set the duration of the text for approximately the same length of time as it takes the text to move off the top of the screen
II) Tedious way
1) Define a resource in your description.ext for each horizontal position of a block of text
2) Repeat 1) for each block of text you want to display
3) Write a script that loops through each set of resources to animate the text position
Method I) will allow you to easily have continually rolling credits i.e. more than one line of text on screen at a time
Method II) is the sort of thing that could be automated by writing a software tool to do so, but you have to find someone to do this first!
You can only have 2 resources on screen at a time which complicates using this method if you want more than one block of text displayed at a time.
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24 Jul 2006, 19:52:06 »
Pengy,
Check out
this thread
for rolling credits. Seems you can define the position of text as a variable in the
description.ext
. Contact
FiLL2d
for details....
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