I don't see myself demanding anything, i'd like an opinion on an idea

Yeah, and you demanded that opinion.
Frankly, Darlos could either bother himself with acknowledging suggestions that he's not likely to take, or just continue to work on the mod after which we all pine so. Take your pick.

no that's not a good idea



took me 5 seconds to type.


and "i'd like" isn't demanding at all, why don't you let him speak for himself



and don't ever try to change someone's prerogative, especially over the internet because you will never win.

Major deja vu here.
If I remember correctly, the general gist of it is that he owes you nothing and provides content out of his own good will. The conclusion basically inevitably reached is that thinking your suggestion is in any way special or outstanding enough to warrant him specifically acknowledging it if he hasn't already leads nowhere but you sounding terribly entitled.
It's like I'm in the previous Darkstorm thread again; it's uncanny.

This shouldn't even be explained. It should be common sense.

It shouldn't have to have been explained then and it shouldn't have to be explained now, but I'm skipping to the end so we can avoid doing a bunch of the pointless stuff in the middle.

yes yes seeking basic human acknowledgement makes me terribly entitled.

Thread has derailed again....

let's get back to talking about the mod itself.

Is there any way to get the secondary fire and the melee working on a gamepad? Are there certain keys i need to map it to so that it works? If so, can someone please list the keys and the corresponding button on the controller? I'm using an Xbox360 controller.

I'd guess you just create a mapped key for the controller that doesn't do anything, like a blank button and bind it to that, if that makes sense

Well take whatever unused buttons you have, open whatever binding program you use, and bind your keyboard key to the empty controller button.

I have to specifically program in joystick button inputs, which I didn't do before.

Redoing the key config system is something I need to do.

I don't think it is necessary. I found a software that binds your buttons to keyboard keys, so i bound some gamepad buttons to N and M. It works fine now.

Eh, I'll do it anyway, since the game allows access to joystick buttons. I'll even make an in-game configuration method (so you don't have to edit text files yourself). More fidelity is better than less.

So guys I have a question for you all. I've been completely revamping the movement of my three main units, especially jumping and jetpacks. The Tengu can hover, glide, and slow-fall, and both the Tengu and the Yosei can wall-jump even without clinging to a wall first (but they can still cling, too). I'm not sure what to do with the Oni, though. Something I want to try and do is rather than give it a traditional jetpack, instead it'll have some kind of double-jump/air-dash ability. So pressing up once has you jump, and up again makes you double jump (accompanied by a big burst of air), or double tapping left or right while airborn throws you in that direction. Would that be enough though? Maybe the oni should be able to cling to walls and/or wall jump too? I dunno. Sure they're big and heavy but that doesn't necessarily mean they couldn't be just as capable of doing those things. You have to kinda consider that they need some way to get up a long vertical shaft.

Any thoughts on this? I want them to be able to get around without them seeming TOO good in the air.

The Onis should have some kind of 'elevator' tech which will lift them up shafts slowly and noisily but offer no horizontal control or even the ability to fire weapons. That's so it can't be exploited to fire sniper weapons from on high. It should also be limited to the height of an average 'tall' shaft in the same way as the Yuurei's camo is limited. You can define 'Tall' yourself.