Mortar & pestle --> Anvil & hammer

[J. Trudel]

I still don't have access to the Dungeon editor, but I have started to plan my dungeon on paper. I was wondering if something like this could be done. I clone the Mortar & pestle, rename it to anvil & hammer (change the model.. and weight of course) and have different recipes that will make weapons and armors instead of potions. Example, I put Iron ore and wooden shaft and it gives a basic axe.

[Montis]

Should work. I haven't tried it yet though. One problem I could see is that the recipes would be shared with the mortar & pestle, so you could create your items in either of them, which wouldn't make sense.

[J. Trudel]

Should work. I haven't tried it yet though. One problem I could see is that the recipes would be shared with the mortar & pestle, so you could create your items in either of them, which wouldn't make sense.

Hmm, interesting. How are recipes coded on the mortar & pestle ? On the item or it's in the engine directly?

There might be a work around with LUA script if (it's anvil & hammer) -- then -- (use theses recipes)

[Montis]

Here on the very bottom of the page: http://www.grimrock.net/modding/asset-d ... reference/

I'll make a post in the requested hooks thread to include a onCraft hook that returns the item it's crafted in.

[cromcrom]

There's a crafting system in the The Lost Continent Mod. I use alcoves and a few script, result id basing, but would be easy to complexify a bit (random quality weapons is my next goal...)

[Montis]

I can imagine a thing where you have to use a blacksmith hammer + raw materials on a big anvil (like an altar). That should work.

[SpacialKatana]

There's a crafting system in the The Lost Continent Mod. I use alcoves and a few script, result id basing, but would be easy to complexify a bit (random quality weapons is my next goal...)

I tried this mod, and came to the conclusion that at present LoG doesn't lend itself well to custom crafting

New models however with their own hooks will o/c solve the problem.....flicking switches and buttons frankly did my head in. Apologies to mod author.

[J. Trudel]

An altar, that looks like an anvil (with a new model) that when appropriate material is on AND is hit with a blacksmith hammer create a new object would work fine I think.

Step 1 : Put the raw materials on the anvil
Step 2 : Hit with the hammer
-- Produce a spark
-- New item is now on the anvil and the raw materials have disappeared.

I believe it could be scripted.