NutScript - Nutty name, serious framework

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;42959213]Did you set yourself an the owner?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, sorry about that.

[editline]23rd November 2013[/editline]

What I can't seem to figure out is clothing.

This:

ITEM.name = "Kleiner"
ITEM.desc = "Makes you look like a scientist!"
ITEM.uniqueID = "example_clothing"
ITEM.outfitmodel = Model("models/Kleiner.mdl")

Does not work.

[GTbrawlers]

[QUOTE=pilot;42959237]Yeah, sorry about that.

[editline]23rd November 2013[/editline]

What I can't seem to figure out is clothing.

This:

ITEM.name = "Kleiner"
ITEM.desc = "Makes you look like a scientist!"
ITEM.uniqueID = "example_clothing"
ITEM.outfitmodel = Model("models/Kleiner.mdl")

Does not work.[/QUOTE]

I'm also curious as to how this would work because if using clothing items changes your entire model then It's not exactly clothing and that would be pretty annoying if I go from being a HL2 citizen to an old bald man in a white labcoat.

[Micros]

Maybe someone who knows how to model could help and possible make us clothing?

[Casadis]

[QUOTE=BigBadWilly;42960327]Maybe someone who knows how to model could help and possible make us clothing?[/QUOTE]

A possibility could be that Chessnut could shrink the bones of the model besides the head and bonemerge them like Tiramisu does.

[Chessnut]

[QUOTE=GTbrawlers;42960227]I'm also curious as to how this would work because if using clothing items changes your entire model then It's not exactly clothing and that would be pretty annoying if I go from being a HL2 citizen to an old bald man in a white labcoat.[/QUOTE]

There's a replacement system for things such as changing citizen to rebel models.

Also, pilot, ITEM.outfit[b]M[/b]odel is deprecated, change it to ITEM.model and update your framework.

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;42960603]There's a replacement system for things such as changing citizen to rebel models.

Also, pilot, ITEM.outfit[b]M[/b]odel is deprecated, change it to ITEM.model and update your framework.[/QUOTE]

Alright, also I think it would be pretty dandy if we could implement the Tiramisu 2 clothing system. That was amazing how it would separate head, body, gloves.

[GTbrawlers]

[QUOTE=pilot;42961010]Alright, also I think it would be pretty dandy if we could implement the Tiramisu 2 clothing system. That was amazing how it would separate head, body, gloves.[/QUOTE]

That's pretty good although Johnny Guitar made a good clothing plugin for his NS: HL2RP where you can get hats etc

[DeathByKittens]

[QUOTE=pilot;42961010]Alright, also I think it would be pretty dandy if we could implement the Tiramisu 2 clothing system. That was amazing how it would separate head, body, gloves.[/QUOTE]

Yeah but it really fucks up your model and your legs spazz out all the time

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=DeathByKittens;42961657]Yeah but it really fucks up your model and your legs spazz out all the time[/QUOTE]

The only thing I'm really worried about is when the model ends up making your neck really really small. Just a matter of having good dynamic models I guess.

[SmallieBiggs]

[QUOTE=pilot;42961680]The only thing I'm really worried about is when the model ends up making your neck really really small. Just a matter of having good dynamic models I guess.[/QUOTE]

Just remove the neck bone from the list of bones being shrunk, fixed it for me.

[Mr.Pilot]

It's so strange, the whole clothing thing isn't working. Maybe, I'm being really stupid right now. Can someone send me an example script?

[SmallieBiggs]

[QUOTE=pilot;42964044]It's so strange, the whole clothing thing isn't working. Maybe, I'm being really stupid right now. Can someone send me an example script?[/QUOTE]

Make a clothing folder within the item folder of your schema.

ITEM.name = "Police"
ITEM.desc = "Da police"
ITEM.model = Model("models/police.mdl")

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=C0MMUNIZT;42964059]Make a clothing folder within the item folder of your schema.

ITEM.name = "Police"
ITEM.desc = "Da police"
ITEM.model = Model("models/police.mdl")

[/QUOTE]

*Snaps fingers* Never added a clothing folder in my items folder. Do I need to do the same with ammo and weapons?

[SmallieBiggs]

[QUOTE=pilot;42964115]*Snaps fingers* Never added a clothing folder in my items folder. Do I need to do the same with ammo and weapons?[/QUOTE]

I assume so, I think there are examples in Nutscript itself.

[Mr.Pilot]

Is it possible to add onto a code like clothing, weapon, or ammo without having to change the BASE?

Like if I wanted to do something like:

ITEM.name = "Police"
ITEM.desc = "Da police"
ITEM.model = Model("models/police.mdl")

--Then add stuff here

[GTbrawlers]

[QUOTE=pilot;42966440]Is it possible to add onto a code like clothing, weapon, or ammo without having to change the BASE?

Like if I wanted to do something like:

ITEM.name = "Police"
ITEM.desc = "Da police"
ITEM.model = Model("models/police.mdl")

--Then add stuff here

[/QUOTE]

I assume that's possible since in one of my previous posts I was asking whether or not I could change an items material when it's dropped and you can.

[Mr.Pilot]

When I do something like

ITEM.name = "Police"
ITEM.desc = "Da police"
ITEM.model = Model("models/police.mdl")

function Hi()
print( "Hi" )
end

It would ignore the function, and if I do:

ITEM.name = "Police"
ITEM.desc = "Da police"
ITEM.model = Model("models/police.mdl")
ITEM.functions = {}
ITEM.functions.Wear = {
function Hi()
print( "Hi" )
end
}

It would work, but it then ignores the whole base clothing.

[Chessnut]

[url]https://github.com/Chessnut/NutScript/commit/f6b2f619b43f5d45403043aa87f8c7e0705a484c[/url]

[editline]24th November 2013[/editline]

For regular items, you can use ITEM:Hook(action. hookID, callback)

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;42967484][url]https://github.com/Chessnut/NutScript/commit/f6b2f619b43f5d45403043aa87f8c7e0705a484c[/url]

[editline]24th November 2013[/editline]

For regular items, you can use ITEM:Hook(action. hookID, callback)[/QUOTE]

Got it!

And aside from all this, is it possible to make the models compatible with different groups?

[SmallieBiggs]

Is there an option for different male and female models on the same item?

[Chessnut]

ITEM.femaleModel = "model/mossman.mdl"

[Mr.Pilot]

I don't believe female models work in items at least. Also, with replacements.

[Chessnut]

Update your framework?

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;42972424]Update your framework?[/QUOTE]

Oh man, these frameworks get updated fast.

[editline]25th November 2013[/editline]

Still doesn't work, but I don't know why.

[Chessnut]

Are you using a female model?

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;42972882]Are you using a female model?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it works with my male character and is correct in group replacement, but once I use my female character I can "Wear" the clothing, but the model doesn't change.

[Chessnut]

What is the model name?

[Mr.Pilot]

ITEM.femaleModel = "models/Humans/Group03/Female_02.mdl"

And then I tried:

ITEM.femaleModel = "model/mossman.mdl"

And I even did:

ITEM.femaleModel = Model("model/mossman.mdl")

[Chessnut]

I meant your character's model name.

[Mr.Pilot]

[QUOTE=Chessnut;42973140]I meant your character's model name.[/QUOTE]

models/Humans/Group01/Female_02.mdl