Paragon/Renegade meters! Oh no!

Regular, random NPCs get these too, to influence their dialogue and such.

New feature time!

Each BoardChar now has a few scripts:

• OnTick
• OnLoad
• OnPlayerBump
• OnHurt
• OnPathFinish

In this test, we pick out a BoardChar on load and give them two scripts:

OnPlayerBump

if (!this.Character.HasToken("hiding"))
{
  corner("Eep!");
  this.MoveTo(1, 1, "hide");
}
else
  message("Please stop following and touching me...");

OnPathFinish

if (target == "hide")
  this.Character.AddToken("hiding");

The result can be seen in the photoset up top. The victim is the black felinoid just down the center.

It’s called being creative. Also, trying to user friendly.

• In the set of all .cs and .xml files used in Noxico, the total word count according to Word 2010 is 86250.
• The amount of characters in the same, including spaces, is 687566.
• There are 26003 lines, spread out over 483 pages at the default margin and font for .txt files.
• The first file in the merged set is Achievements.cs, and the last is mix\uniques.xml.
• The total size of the main code, including the FMOD wrapper, is 944231 bytes.
• The source directory for the main MIX file, not counting the PspImage files, is 231656 bytes.
• The sound files are 105150 bytes in total, and the largest MIX is the music at 2420986 bytes. Together, that amounts to 3702023 bytes, 3615,25 KiB, or 3,53 MiB.
• A fully playable debug redistributable with sound and music clocks in at 5239958 bytes, 4,99 MiB. This includes all required DLL files, be they regular or .Net assembly.
• Removing the sound and music reduces this to only 2710206 bytes, or 2,58 MiB.

One tick later, I pushed her out of her bed and got in there myself. She woke up where I left her the following morning, none the wiser.

Something I’ve been working on today.