14 Feb 18 - Mod.fla template v0.98.3 (2 Viewers)

[Faceless]

@Huitznahua The

main

variable was deprecated ages ago. Call

g

directly.

 

[sclover13]

Added listener as instructed on the warning, but while the jaw seems to respond correctly, it also just cycles through the mc.

Also, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but the eye-ridge and upper lip aren't loading correctly.

Thanks.

EDIT: Fixed everything by changing Update Face from the default false to true.

 

[sclover13]

New issue with the throat bulge.

I'm guessing new neck has no way to compensate for that?

 

[sclover13]

One more question:
Is there a way to overwrite the vanilla skin like in standard mod template?

I love how much I can do in your mod template, but unfortunately I'm hitting a few walls. A few issues I have questions about are:

- How to register dynamic hair mods in your template?
- Is overwriting og assets possible?
- How do I add character data? I tried importing the STDmods files as per usual, but that didn:t work.
- Throat bulge? Is there a method for handling that?

Thank for your awesome template btw. Having a lot of fun working in it.

 

[Faceless]

sclover13 Thing about the vanilla throat is that it isn't actually a sprite. Rather, it's procedurally generated using ActionScript. While I probably could have figured out a way to substitute in a user drawn sprite with proper animation support, it's a pretty niche use case which I didn't feel was worth the effort required.

Similarly, I never bothered with researching integration of vanilla modding assets because that's what the original vanilla template, and later, @sby's template was for.

Good catch on the face stuff though.

 

[sclover13]

sclover13 Thing about the vanilla throat is that it isn't actually a sprite. Rather, it's procedurally generated using ActionScript. While I probably could have figured out a way to substitute in a user drawn sprite with proper animation support, it's a pretty niche use case which I didn't feel was worth the effort required.

Similarly, I never bothered with researching integration of vanilla modding assets because that's what the original vanilla template, and later, @sby's template was for.

Good catch on the face stuff though.

Thanks for the reply!
I was thinking about making both the skin and hair as a single mod. As such, I'd need to integrate vanilla modding assets (namely hair).

Also, right now my biggest roadblock is overwriting vanilla assets within your template. (For example, the shoulder example above. As well, I'd like to make a smaller nose, but the current one persists).

Thoughts on that?

Edit: this post here gave me insight on how to overwrite vanilla assets! Just turn their visibility off, right?

Modding Help to make a new nose following Faceless's Mod Template.

I was trying to make a new nose following Faceless's Mod Template. The nose I have made does not replace the old nose rather, it just sits on top of it. How do I remove the vanilla nose? I made a swf mod and and tried it in the loader and you can see the problem I have in the picture below as...

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   //---------------------------nose
   hernose = new newnose();
   for (i = 0; i < her.head.face.nose.numChildren; i++) {
     her.head.face.nose.getChildAt(i).visible = false;
   }
   loader.loadManual(hernose, her.head.face.nose);

 

[Faceless]

Edit: this post here gave me insight on how to overwrite vanilla assets! Just turn their visibility off, right?

Pretty much, yeah. Just make sure that things get turned back on when unloading the mod. Under normal circumstances you can have the loader force the visibility flags for you, but handling it yourself offers more flexibility.

 

[DigitalSmutExports]

Hi all,

Is there a way to make the legs reappear when you reset after having loaded a Him mod? I need the legs to be invisible while the him mod is loaded. Here is the current code:

function initl(l)
{
        l.g.inGameMenu.loadData("");

    l.loadCustomFull(new hisfootl(),".|Him.leftLegCostume.calf.foot","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new hisfootr(),".|Him.rightLegCostume.calf.foot","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new hiscalfl(),".|Him.leftLegCostume.calf","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new hiscalfr(),".|Him.rightLegCostume.calf","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new histhighl(),".|Him.leftLegCostume","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new histhighr,".|Him.rightLegCostume","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new historso,".|Him.torsoLayer.torso","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    l.loadCustomFull(new pantstop,".|Him.midLayer.hips","x:0;y:0;r:0;a:1");
    var hupperarm = new hisupperarm();
    hupperarm.rotation = -90;
    l.him.armContainer.arm.upperArm.addChild(hupperarm);
    l.registerToRemove(hupperarm);
    var hforearm = new hisforearm();
    l.him.armContainer.arm.lowerArm.addChild(hforearm);
    l.registerToRemove(hforearm);
    var hhand = new hishand();
    l.him.armContainer.arm.hand.addChild(hhand);
    l.registerToRemove(hhand);
    var hupperarml = new hisupperarml();
    l.him.leftArmContainer.arm.addChild(hupperarml);
    l.registerToRemove(hupperarml);
    var hforearml = new hisforearml();
    l.him.leftArmContainer.arm.foreArm.addChild(hforearml);
    l.registerToRemove(hforearml);
    var hhandl = new hishandl();
    l.him.leftArmContainer.arm.foreArm.hand.addChild(hhandl);
    l.registerToRemove(hhandl);
    var penis = new hispenis();
    l.him.penis.addChildAt(penis,l.him.penis.getChildIndex(l.him.penis.getChildAt(0))+1);
    l.registerToRemove(penis);
    l.unloadMod();
    l.him.leftLeg.calf.visible=false;
    l.him.rightLeg.calf.visible=false;
    l.unloadMod();
}

 

[sclover13]

Pretty much, yeah. Just make sure that things get turned back on when unloading the mod. Under normal circumstances you can have the loader force the visibility flags for you, but handling it yourself offers more flexibility.

So for the neck, I've been struggling with getting rid of the old one. One method I've stumbled upon is using an erase mask under the new neck to just poof the vanilla neck. Sadly this won't work for things like the jaw it seems, but it's fine for the neck!