.Map :: MoHAA Mapping

i know this is sup[posed to be fog or so i think

$world farplane 10000
$world farplane_color (.333 .333 .333)


where in mohaa can u look at the sounds, fog and such i am lost and really hate copying others i want to get this with my own idea's and your help

try this out

$world farplane_color ".255 .255 .255"
level.fogplane=2500
$world farplane level.fogplane

then later in your script or by a trigger

fog:
$fog_trigger waittill trigger
for (local.i=1;local.i < 60;local.i++)
{
local.fog = (level.fogplane - 25)
level.fogplane = local.fog
$world farplane level.fogplane
}
end

then sit back and watch the fog roll in

well ty but what i was really taling about was where in the pak do u find the plane wind sounds fog etc it is there isn't it?

The ambient sound file aren't in the pk3 files, they're already extracted. You can find them in these directories:

\main\sound\amb
\main\sound\amb_stereo

Try amb_m5_field.wav or Amb_M6_WoodsExt_02 in the amb_stero folder, they're windy ones.

What sound does fog make ?!?

He means where can he find out how to write the ambience and farplane that his level will be using.

Check this for the ambience.
Regarding the farplane, best thing to do is copy from someone else and adjust the numbers to your liking.

MPowell1944 wrote:He means where can he find out how to write the ambience and farplane that his level will be using.

tuffstuff7 wrote:where in the pak do u find the plane wind sounds

???? Now I'm confused aswell.

bdbodger wrote:try this out

$world farplane_color ".255 .255 .255"
level.fogplane=2500
$world farplane level.fogplane

so this is what i wold do if i dont want to use a trigger?, i mean so its there to begin with and im thinking somethin like have it under waittil prespawn, or would i put it before that

well any help would be appreciated

Should be fine under level waittill prespawn. Or you can do it via worldspwan. Using farplane and farplane_color.

Check the worldspawn reference guide for guides to worldspawn....duh!

mohaa_rox wrote:Check the worldspawn reference guide for guides to worldspawn....duh!

well I'm doing it in my script so I'm not worrying about the worldspawn guide

The worldspawn reference guide is a good reference for the values even if you want to do it the script.

so I should put it in both? one of those good things to practice doing so you don't screw up later on things?

You dont need it both. Put it in your script if plan on changing it during the game. Even if you add it to the worldspawn entity in the .map file you can still change it in a script. The reference guide is good for looking up what the values are for different standard maps.