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Sneaky's Movement Mod Version 2.1 update (*Fixed)

Tags: turn based movement distance scripted warhammer 40k measurement move


IF YOU GET ERRORS IT IS BECAUSE THE REMOTE WASN'T ADDED TO THE GAME BEFORE SCRIPTED MODELS WERE, OR YOU HAVE A REMOTE WITH A DIFFERENT GUID THAN THE REMOTE THAT SCRIPTED THE MODELS.

JUST RE-ADD THE MODELS TO THE GAME, OR RE-APPLY THE SCRIPT WITH THE REMOTE YOU HAVE OR BRING IN THE REMOTE THEY WERE SCRIPTED WITH

at: https://youtu.be/UUoDjaS4yGg


Delete any Global scripts from the old mod in your game
1. Save the Remote object
2. Spawn the remote in any game (unless you are advanced user only spawn one)
3. Create a scripting zone with the zone tool (it has to be a scripted zone, not a hidden zone)
while you have the scripting zone tool selected right click the scripting zone to copy the GUID of the zone
4. paste the scripting zone GUID onto the Lime green zone button on the controller
5. Place models in the scripting zone and click the add script button of your choice.

When using the vertical +horizontal movement object script you should turn your raise height all the way down. The raise height is added to the movement otherwise

Hello and welcome to the one and only Movement distance mod.
This mod uses both an Object and Global script I wrote to display models movement values, create a rewind button, and create a POV button. I have two seperate object scripts: one does horizonatal distance only if you want, and the other measures horizontal and vertical distance as well. These measurements are very accurate and will yield better results for model movement than the actual ruler tool.

If you have any suggestions or recommendations please let me know. If you find any problems or bugs please post it here.

I recommend using locked or partial physics and turning autoraise toggle off on your models. this avoids collision on the lower movement displays
When using the vertical +horizontal movement object script you should turn your raise height all the way down. The raise height is added to the movement otherwise
save scripted models to save time. If you get errors just reimport them to the game, copy and past them, or rescript them with the remote. If that doesn't work, save the game and then rescript them with the remote.
Click on the lowest point of the map when making scripting zone, or use gizmo tool to move the zone lower to cover the models bases
Using the remote to add script erases any previous script on the model
Models are tied to the GUID of the remote they were scripted with until you script them with another remote.
It is possible to copy and paste the remote to create a new Remote with a new GUID. You can then tie your army to your own remote for games so multiple armies can have different remote settings.



Credit for the spinning white movement marker goes to https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=766948955&searchtext=move+marker
I incorporated his marker mod into my script and greatly enhanced it as well for wargames (his script did not work well with certain models with different scaling applied)


Checkout my custom models I have been making as well from scratch.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1314775960


UPDATED TO VERSION 2.0
DELETE ANY GLOBAL SCRIPT FROM OLD VERSION AND RESCRIPT YOUR MODELS WITH THE NEW REMOTE.

1.Updated the distance calculation to be more efficient(I had an extra calculation included which literally did nothing and took up processing power)
2.FIXED the POV button player color issue! now you can just click it as any player color and it should work without you having to first pick it up
3. Added toggle for the lower movement displays
4. Added custom timer to remove the movement displays after a set time.

KNOWN BUGS:

I will post known issues here.
1. Berserk currently has a bug with its onCollisionEnter() function. This function doesn't recieve data properly if you "nudge" and object with 'N' and will cause a little error message to pop up on screen. In my mod this doesn't cause any issues other than a temporary message popping up on screen. There is nothing I can do to fix that error in the function, but I might eventually change how I find object collision to avoid using the onCollisionEnter() function.
Just disreguard the red text that pops up if you "Nudge" objects.

Future Additions

1.I will add in a third script option for vertical movement without lift height added into it (even though you can just turn down your lift height ;p )


Old version can be found here if you liked it better: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1354534311

Tags: turn based movement distance scripted warhammer 40k measurement move