Pretty Hard Script Request

[Arkon]

Hello everyone
I have big request for you guys, can anyone know or would like to make script with self-decorating house??
For example: you bought house its empty but by some items (ex:"chair" in inventory) you can place them in your house in game and lock them to not dissapear...
Is this even possible??
Thx for any help
Arkon




PS: I'm very sorry for my bad language;/

 

[Sauk]

Do you mean Animal crossing style where you can customize the location and direction of the furniture or do you mean more like there's certain fixed locations where certain item silhouettes are and you can place that item type there?

I'm bad with verbal descriptions so here's a visual to better explain the fixed location and item silhouette concept:

Note: I am proper terrible at mapping so excuse the horrendous interior decor choices; I also am not a scripter but I want to help you better explain yourself so someone will be more likely to fill out your request.

 

[Arkon]

Well i was thinking about placing objects in front of actor/player at any place in room

like in this example:

Using item from "backpack" made box in front of player the direction is not necessary

More important is that objects do not disappear when the next entrance to the room
and (if its possible) make some operation on this items (for ex: opening the chest/box or going to sleep in bed) - this point is not needed but still would be very helpfull
I hope I made ​​myself a little clearer... if not... well i will try once more... ^^

 

[Drago del Fato]

You can do a quick solution through events

- Fill all the areas of the map (where furniture can be) with events. Each event should have a variable dedicated to it. Variable's are the ID's of specific map parts.

- You have 2 states for each event. 1 - empty place, 2 - (triggered when variable is > 0) map/sprite part of the furniture. Make a common event which is simply a lot of conditional branches setting the event graphic depending on variable ID. Call that common event from each event.

- You would probably need a few more variables depicting which type of furniture is set where.

And poof, there you have it.