Dead Prince
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well i broke stage 1 lol. gretelbot didn't follow and i just kept going.
Of course it had to be something obvious. lol Thanks for the tip, it completely solved the problem. The beep was just because I forgot to turn it's settings to: subtitles on. What's a little tricky now is getting the flow on time, considering how lbp records. And when I would move the magic mouth on either the music sequence or the gp sequencer the clip stopped playing. :|donkey show said:Turn off the ducker in the magic mouth options. That will prevent the audio ducking when the speech comes on. As for the beep, what are you recording off of, the PSEye? You just might be too close to your speakers as I have not had that issue when voice recording.
It's all PSEye.Teknoman said:I wonder how they transferred the stage icon art so nicely. Unless PSeye stickers are alot sharper in LBP2.
Teknoman said:I wonder how they transferred the stage icon art so nicely. Unless PSeye stickers are alot sharper in LBP2.
satriales said:When using the controllinator is there anyway to differentiate between left and right? Basically I have created some sprites which I'm emitting and would like to emit a different version if the player is moving left than if they are moving right.
A workaround is to use L1 and R1 for movement instead of the analogue stick but i'd prefer to keep the movement controls to the stick so as not to confuse people.
Excellent I just tried it and it works perfectly. I knew there had to be a simple solution.jayb said:controllinator left/right connected to a direction splitter should work.
Update 1.01:
* Your Craft Earth should no longer obscure the pod when changing your PSN Avatar.
* If your POD was missing, blocked, broken or contained any create objects it shouldn't have, it will now be reset to normal.
* A more accessible "Reset Pod" option is now available should your POD become broken for some reason! To access it: Pause the game / Press START > Go to the Settings Menu > Select Profile > Select "Reset Pod Decoration".
* The "Naux" glitch / corrupt Sackboy problem should now be fixed - your Sackboy will no longer be squishy and unable to swim!
* DLC costumes and PODS that have been captured from community levels will no longer be selectable in pop-it. Anyone wearing a "glitched" DLC costume after patching will have it removed.
* Several improvements to overall game stability have been made.
* We've vanquished some evil code gremlins that were causing crashes and that has improved overall stability.
* Info bubbles that have long text descriptions (e.g. The sequencer) can now be scrolled in a fixed width text box.
* There is now a visual indicator showing how high a bounce pad will bounce you when tweaking it in Create mode.
* Stickers and decorations that are placed on Sackboy only will not appear in the used objects page.
* Level keys can now be deleted from Pop-it!
* You can't watch the credits while already watching them after completing the game.
* It should now be possible to re-enter your shopping cart if you accidentally signed out when it had some items in it.
* Players will now be prompted to save the changes made to their level in Create when switching to Play Mode after having changed the Audio Reverb.
* Emitting and destroying spawn points in quick succession should no longer make the game crawl into the corner and weep.
* LBP1 sound objects should now be correctly imported when using the option to do so when booting the game.
* It is no longer possible to access level links to LBP1 Story levels t
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* The Clank Costume has green eyes again!
Sorry I didn't see the patch details posted.Ranger X said:I was excited and surprised for a second thinking there was already another patch...
lol
satriales said:I made a really complicated level with thousands of holograms and got a warning saying that it was getting too complicated. Fair enough, so I optimised it and got the number of holograms down to about 100. Instead fo fixing it, the problem got much worse. So I loaded up an old save that I know had no problems and for some reason this time it was unplayable with objects not appearing due to it being too complex.
I then started a brand new level from scratch and after a few minutes received the same message saying my level is too complicated and when I switch to play mode many parts of the level will disappear because of this. The thing is it's a very simple level that doesn't even reach the first notch of the thermometer, so I think it's a bug caused by my previous level rather than my current level being too complex.
Has this happened to anyone else? I was wondering whether deleting my LBP2 game data will fix it, but not sure if I'd lose anything else by doing that.
satriales said:I made a really complicated level with thousands of holograms and got a warning saying that it was getting too complicated. Fair enough, so I optimised it and got the number of holograms down to about 100. Instead of fixing it, the problem got much worse. So I loaded up an old save that I know had no problems and for some reason this time it was unplayable with objects not appearing due to it being too complex.
I then started a brand new level from scratch and after a few minutes received the same message saying my level is too complicated and when I switch to play mode many parts of the level will disappear because of this. The thing is it's a very simple level that doesn't even reach the first notch of the thermometer, so I think it's a bug caused by my previous level rather than my current level being too complex.
Has this happened to anyone else? I was wondering whether deleting my LBP2 game data will fix it, but not sure if I'd lose anything else by doing that.
Yeah, I was just experimenting with sprite animation, not too bothered that I lost that level.jump_button said:alot of holograms in one area will drop the frame rate alot nothing you can really do other then cut down on holograms
I used to glue stuff to dark matter but with recent levels I've just been sticking anti-gravity tweaks on objects. I'll try using dark matter instead and see if that helps.Ranger X said:This might happen for other reasons than the thermo. It can be too complex because there's too many objects, too many stickers, too many collectables, to many vertices (in you shapes), etc. Each of those things have their own "thermo" and the the thermo you see on screen is only sort of an overall / average one.
So if your thermo does not look full and you get that message, it must mean there's a region that is too complex in your level. Do you fix most your stuff with dark matter? Each part/section of a level should be glued to dark matter. This prevents you stuff from being calculated as "moveable objects with physics". Dark matter is physics -less and takes alot less memory because of that --- and so is the stuff stickied to it.
satriales said:Yeah, I was just experimenting with sprite animation, not too bothered that I lost that level.
My problem is that for some reason my new level doesn't have any holograms and only some very basic geometry yet I'm once again getting warnings about the complexity of the level.
I'm wondering if my game data is bugged. Would I lose anything if I delete it?
You can put receiver controlinators on a chip and then connect something to the chip to activate/deactivate that chip (and thus the controlinator) as needed. Also, you're allowed to have multiple controlinators on the same circuit board.Ranger X said:Looks like I have 2 problems when trying to create my new level. If I can't sort this out, I will not be able to attain my desired quality and that would be really deceiving (we need to bring our creation to a new level in this new game don't we?
Anyhow, first prob is:
1- I need to be able to switch from one remoted controlled controlinator to another remote controlled controlinator. (back and forth).
I don't know if it's doable but I does sound like it is. There's just something I can't put my finger on, I am blocked right now. Anyways, my goal is that sometimes I will switch from Sackboy to a Sackbot for a while and then back to Sackboy later on. My Sackoy is always remote controlling a controllinator because he's having some new moves I made.
In theory you could do this if you use a movie camera that doesn't follow players at all, fix the camera onto the HUD or an object that has the HUD welded to it. (I haven't tried this and my track record for answering questions about things I haven't tried is so far terrible.)
2- Is it possible to make a hud that doesn't follow the player but follows the screen?
Right now I obviously know how to make some hud follow the player (some holo + player follower) but I really really don't like that it jumps and move with me. I wish it would appear to the player like it's fixed on the screen, just like any traditionnal huds...
I hope I am not hitting LBP2 limits there...
Ranger X said:2- Is it possible to make a hud that doesn't follow the player but follows the screen?[/B]
Right now I obviously know how to make some hud follow the player (some holo + player follower) but I really really don't like that it jumps and move with me. I wish it would appear to the player like it's fixed on the screen, just like any traditionnal huds...
I hope I am not hitting LBP2 limits there...
rubbishmonkey said:I've just published my second level, although its still a work in progress, I think I am at the point where I could do with other peoples plays and comments.... since im the only one to have played it and its sending me a bit mad.
JumbleCrab
http://lbp.me/v/x2405c
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TelemachusD said:If you look at the Vectroids level, http://lbp.me/v/xrebq7, it has a ships remaining display in the upper left that is entirely fixed, while the screen moves separately, so it's definitely possible.
Ship icons never move- VVV
Thanks man! Glad you thought so. =)Blakero said:Donkey Show, I was very impressed with Fist of Craft Earth
donkey show said:Thanks man! Glad you thought so. =)
And here's some stuff I was messing around with this weekend. It's more top down action stuff, but you're controlling a giant knight armor.
It's a little tough to see in the pics, but it's much better to see in motion anyway since the movement is leagues ahead of what I did in Fist of Craft Earth:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoNuxKoHBlM
Nyx said:Tried to google it, but can't find a definitive answer.
How is the local multiplayer ? Can I play the entire story mode with my GF ?
Yeah, you can. I beat the SP with my BF a few days after launch.Nyx said:Tried to google it, but can't find a definitive answer.
How is the local multiplayer ? Can I play the entire story mode with my GF ?
Torillian said:Just got through it, very fun level. gets real tough once you're near the top.
Some bugs I noticed was that sometimes I would get another ball on my tower and I guess that was too much weight for some other section of the tower and it would come toppling down. Also sometimes balls will hit but not stick or not stick immediately to where they hit.
Suggestions: I think it might be interesting to try giving the crab some articulation, just tilting his arms left and right with the right joystick would give the player more to do than move left and right. Also power ups that could be added and work alright would be moving faster, momentarily indestructible towers, and changing the camera angle for a while to let people see further up the playing field.
rubbishmonkey said:Wow, thanks for the feedback!
I am hoping that an object tweaker on the ball to change the gravity will fix the breaking tower problem.
Nice ideas with the power ups. I did think about having moving claws, but it I just never got round to it as the idea developed, I certainly will experiment with those suggestions at some point. Cheers
Haha thanks man, and I know what you mean. I never really liked making platforming levels, so it's been somewhat of a godsend with the way creating has moved beyond that. I want to move back into sidescrolling (which I will with Stem Cell Sackboy), but top-down has so much more freedom of movement. I honestly could care less if the kiddies don't like this non-platforming stuff. It's so much fun building what I want and how I want. =)kinoki said:Wow. Looks like you're really on to something. When I think about making more complicated levels than my platforming niche I get tired all over. Even when directing small cutscenes I get annoyed at how far it's between my imagination and the end-result. That gap has been narrowed in the last week but things like this... yikes. But "yikes" in a good way.
^ Well yeah im sure users will find what they like the most and really go for it, my sky town class as a platformer but i hope its unique too, and working on a idea of a action/platformer open worlddonkey show said:^ And that's cool since the game gives you enough freedom to do that. Personally, my line of thinking is that there's enough creators out there who make platformers and make them great.
donkey show said:Haha thanks man, and I know what you mean. I never really liked making platforming levels, so it's been somewhat of a godsend with the way creating has moved beyond that. I want to move back into sidescrolling (which I will with Stem Cell Sackboy), but top-down has so much more freedom of movement. I honestly could care less if the kiddies don't like this non-platforming stuff. It's so much fun building what I want and how I want. =)
jump_button said:^ Well yeah im sure users will find what they like the most and really go for it, my sky town class as a platformer but i hope its unique too, and working on a idea of a action/platformer open world
still no Community Spotlight Episode 58 from LBPC I hope they not skipping this weeks too