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The Project X module it self can be used online if all players have the same version of the .dll file. | The Project X module it self can be used online if all players have the same version of the .dll file. | ||
However, players will still need to have the same version of the script to be able to launch the game without desync. The host could also "send" script to user who "request" it (triggered automatically); BUT additionally to the hosting port that he may have forwarded, he must forward the port 17011 TCP in order to have the module correctly "listening" to other players' request. | However, players will still need to have the same version of the script to be able to launch the game without desync. The host could also "send" script to user who "request" it (triggered automatically); BUT additionally to the hosting port that he may have forwarded, he must forward the port 17011 TCP in order to have the module correctly "listening" to other players' request. | ||
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== How to run == | == How to run == | ||
| − | You will need either W:A 3.6.28.0 or 3.6.29.0 and [[WormKit]] installed. Download and extract the files in the rar file (can be opened with 7-Zip) into your Worms Armageddon directory. | + | You will need either W:A 3.6.28.0 or 3.6.29.0 and [[WormKit]] installed. Download and extract the files in the rar file (can be opened with [http://www.7-zip.org/ 7-Zip]) into your Worms Armageddon directory. |
| − | To create your own schemes, go into the PX Scheme Editor directory, and run PXSchemeEd.exe. Save the scheme files in your Worms Armageddon\PXSchemes directory. | + | To create your own schemes, go into the PX Scheme Editor directory, and run PXSchemeEd.exe. Save the scheme files in your "Worms Armageddon\PXSchemes" directory. |
| − | To run Project X, open WormKit.exe, then minimise W:A, select the PX scheme from the drop-down list, and maximise W:A. You will then be playing with the scheme file loaded. | + | To run Project X, open WormKit.exe, then minimise W:A, select the PX scheme from the drop-down list, and maximise W:A. You will then be playing with the scheme file loaded. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 25 September 2009
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| Developer: | Entuser |
| Latest version: | v0.6.5 / 31 October, 2008 |
| Supported games: | W:A |
| Language: | Pascal |
| License: | Freeware |
| Website: | http://worms-px.ru/ |
Project X is a game editor for Worms Armageddon. The program includes features from The Fiddler, and the ability to create custom scripts, which allow you to control objects and events in the game.
Features
There project includes a game and script editor, and a map editor for making map-specific events. The game and script editor can edit existing weapons in the game, and add additional weapons with weapon 'tables'. The program also has partial support for adding new sprites to the game.
Online Features
The Project X module it self can be used online if all players have the same version of the .dll file. However, players will still need to have the same version of the script to be able to launch the game without desync. The host could also "send" script to user who "request" it (triggered automatically); BUT additionally to the hosting port that he may have forwarded, he must forward the port 17011 TCP in order to have the module correctly "listening" to other players' request.
How to run
You will need either W:A 3.6.28.0 or 3.6.29.0 and WormKit installed. Download and extract the files in the rar file (can be opened with 7-Zip) into your Worms Armageddon directory.
To create your own schemes, go into the PX Scheme Editor directory, and run PXSchemeEd.exe. Save the scheme files in your "Worms Armageddon\PXSchemes" directory.
To run Project X, open WormKit.exe, then minimise W:A, select the PX scheme from the drop-down list, and maximise W:A. You will then be playing with the scheme file loaded.
