Kan3

Don't take it personally, but you're quite bad at promoting your mod, because this thing looks amazing! The maps look impressive, especially the sector and texture work. You definitely need to "pump" this "advertisement" a bunch more: Add some screenshots Add more description of it Add something about the mod in general, like: Why you made it, how etc.

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Have you tried creating a Master/child relationship between the player and the spawned minion? In this way you can call for A_RemoveChildren and get rid of them whenever you're about to summon a new one. I think it should work as that, without necessarily pointing to the item owner directly (so, just add A_RemoveChildren just before the summon function and add the SXF_SETMASTER flag in A_SpawnItemEx).

Libraries can be a pain in the a** even because the infos about them are not "cohesive" in the wiki, same goes for scripting in general

What I see is that you made a "global" script file defined as a library (with a different name than the name of the script file itself), library that you never import (?), but you're importing a .txt (presumably the library?) from a specific location in your pc. This kills the point of having the script file defined as a library x) Also, you have another script compiled in the acs folder which is not to be found. I then entered map 2 with UDB to check the script activation. Since I couldn't use the library, I fixed the issue directly: I'll send you the file back with the little modifications I did so that you can see what I did (on light.acs and map 2 scripts). The important part that you were also probably missing, was to have the light.acs file inside the same folder where you have the ipk3. Once I exported the global script, I could use all of the library scripts and variables within the map and also use the map scripts with no trouble. Here you go: Template_acsfix.rar

You have to post the wad or at least the scripts, because there's nothing wrong in having both working together

Here's a bruh answer: Make a new item that inherits from CustomInventory, that will be your backpack (closed bag) Make another purely decorative actor for the opened bag Add a Pickup state in your CustomInventory In the state call A_GiveInventory to give the player whatever you want Then call A_SpawnItemEx to spawn the opened bag Add all the flags and properties you need to and you're done

Delay() needs to be called inside the while loop, you can't "open" the loop if you call stuff before opening the brackets. Also, sorry, I made a mistake in the scripts, dumb me. You also have to set the points value inside the while loop or it won't update. So something like this: script 6 (void) { int points = 0; while(points < GetLevelInfo(LEVELINFO_TOTAL_MONSTERS)) { points = GetLevelInfo(LEVELINFO_KILLED_MONSTERS); if(points == 9) { Ceiling_LowerByValueTimes8(147, 2, 20); Ceiling_RaiseByValueTimes8(145, 8, 20); } if(points == 18) { Ceiling_LowerByValueTimes8(147, 2, 20); Ceiling_RaiseByValueTimes8(150, 2, 20); } if(points == 27) { Ceiling_LowerByValueTimes8(147, 2, 20); Ceiling_RaiseByValueTimes8(151, 2, 20); } Delay(35); //No need to call it every tic. } } Untested again, I hope I didn't write something else wrong D:

Pretty "heavy" way to deal with this thing x) You have several solutions: If you want to stick to this way: if you use ACS_ExecuteAlways on the monsters (I believe you're calling the script from each monster for every wave), should fix the problem. Otherwise, if you want cleaner way to do things: Just give the monsters a different tid for each wave (for example: monsters of the 1st wave with tid of 1, monsters of 2nd wave tid of 2 etc.), then you could just call a script with multiple loops like this: script "Waves" (void) { //You can let the player activate the script by crossing a line or whatever int points = 0; while (ThingCount(T_NONE, 1) > 0) { //until there are at least 1 monster with a tid of 1 alive points++; //better than points = points + 1; Print(i:points); Delay(35); //wait and repeat every second (change the tcs to whatever you like) } Ceiling_RaiseByValueTimes8(....); //when everyone's dead, do your stuff //Fall straight through the next wave loop while (ThingCount(T_NONE, 2) > 0) { //until there are at least 1 monster with a tid of 2 alive points++; Print(i:points); Delay(35); //wait and repeat every second } ...etc. } Just use the Doom monster counter: script "Waves" (void) { int points = GetLevelInfo(LEVELINFO_KILLED_MONSTERS); //it directly retrieves the monster count while(points < GetLevelInfo(LEVELINFO_TOTAL_MONSTERS)) { //while points is lower than the total number of monsters in the map Print(i:points); if(points == X) { //with X being the number of dead monsters of your choice Ceiling_LowerByValueTimes8(); //do your stuff; } if(points == Y) { Ceiling_LowerByValueTimes8(); //do more stuff; } etc. } Floor_LowerByValueTimes8(); //When everyone's dead, do the end stuff }

I wasn't expecting a came back like this ahahah Thanks mate! I love the fact that you handled the entirety of the map greatly! (And thank God the boss was more fair for a "blind gameplay" this time). (The thing that comes out of the ground at the start of the hub can let you set the skill level if you wish, go the testing area, like you saw and from which you can come out whenever you want without loading a save, and exit the game)