Okay, I give in. I'm a nooby coder and my entry doesn't even work. So cancel mine.

One down, sixteen to go. Go Capn'! Crush them all!

Oh thanks, Numgun. I thought you were nice too. Seems I judged your personality on your modding skills

I should really get back to work on my entry. <_<
/me moves BW out of CC folder to prevent temptation.
Actually, im thinking im going to sleep. Tomorrow, however, there shall be progress, and breakfast. im looking forward to that.

As you wish.

But he didn't say anything mean!

just remember, it can't be anything you've made before, it can't be related to anything, and on that note, I look forward to seeing what you make.

Well, I can make a really nice looking and performing bomb, but I can't make it do anything special.
Crapination- I really need to learn lua!

I'm in.

I do know how to read, thank you ever so much.

This is copied from my mod, and the values are erased. This has to do with offsets in a held device.

Why is it set up this way? I tried looking it up in the tutorials, and they say that these values are all uniform for + and -, but they aren't, heres what the wiki should say.



--edit, I know that people are supposed to make there mods on there own, using only what they know, and what they can learn from tutorials/wikis, but the wiki page is wrong, thats why I'm posting.

Who cares?
Just bind the module into an actor and add it to his inventory and you can just test the offsets in the actor viewer.
It takes about eight seconds to minimise, change a value, maximise and reload the data.

I already finished, I'm just wondering why those offsets are wrong

They aren't "wrong", the wiki is "wrong".
As the code came first it can't be the one that is incorrect.

Also: Damn. I can't get my idea to work, and it's something I really want to make.
Unless I get a streak of luck and one of my random attempts gets it to function I probably won't actually be submitting my entry.
If I ask for help now it will be really obvious which is mine, so I'll wait till you are done :V

One week reminder for modders. You all have one week (until the 25th at 11:59 p.m. GMT) to submit your mods to me.

oh sweet, i just got myself 3 extra days for not reading properly
also, miles, hahahhaha. heres a rundown of offsets:
JointOffset - where the hand goes on the weapon, in relation to the spriteoffset of the weapon.
StanceOffset - where the hand is positioned in relation to the shoulder (jointoffset of the arm)
Sharpstanceoffset - same thing, just with sharpaiming.
SupportOffset - where the BGHand goes on the weapon.
all of them follow the normal vector trend of left to right X up to down Y.