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* Stickied arrow collision mask issue. How to perform: shoot one or several arrows and walk a few times over them. This will desynchronize PX players and normal players. | * Stickied arrow collision mask issue. How to perform: shoot one or several arrows and walk a few times over them. This will desynchronize PX players and normal players. | ||
* Proportional Blackhole of [[RubberWorm]] compatibility with Project X is unstable, and sooner or later the players will be desynchronized. Although the nature of this is different than of the above arrows bug, because here the games are both visually and physically identical on all of the sides. Still, checkums differ. | * Proportional Blackhole of [[RubberWorm]] compatibility with Project X is unstable, and sooner or later the players will be desynchronized. Although the nature of this is different than of the above arrows bug, because here the games are both visually and physically identical on all of the sides. Still, checkums differ. | ||
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| + | === Rendering and similar issues === | ||
| + | * On some systems, the automatic extraction and conversion of Gfx.dir sprites may fail and there won't be any sprites visible in the game. The reason is either a folder with restricted access or a Direct3D fail (?). Package can be [http://myfiles.my1.ru/wa/other/PX.rar downloaded] manually and extracted into the W:A root. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 23:01, 9 January 2013
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This WormKit module is not compatible with the latest W:A update (3.8.1). |
 Project X | |
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| Developer: | Entuser |
| Latest version: | v0.8.0 / 16 August 2011 |
| Supported games: | W:A |
| Supported W:A version: | 3.6.31.0 |
| Language: | Pascal |
| License: | Freeware |
| Website: | http://px.worms2d.info/ |
Project X (or PX) 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.
Contents
Features
Project X includes a scheme editor, a library editor and a map editor for making map-specific events. The game and the scheme editor can edit existing weapons in the game, and add additional weapons with weapon 'tables'. The program also has full support for adding new sprites to the game.
Online Features
The Project X module itself can be used online if all players have the appropriate version of the .dll file (with the same network protocol). If the version is very old and cannot be used to play, the game will give a warning.
Before the game it checks whether all of the guests have the appropriate version of the .dll file and sends the PX scheme with all the libraries that are attached to it.
How to run
You must have W:A 3.6.31.0 and WormKit or WormKitDS installed. Download and extract the files in the rar file (can be opened with 7-Zip) into your Worms Armageddon directory.
Run the PXUpdater.exe - this is a very important step - otherwise the game will not work. The updater automatically downloads all the latest DLLs, libraries and other up-to-date components. It is recommended to do the update every 2 days at least. The updating is fast and only requires user to press the respective button. Please note that it must be run from the W:A folder.
To create your own schemes, libraries and PX maps, go into the "Editors" directory, and run PXSchemeEd.exe, PXLEdit.exe or MEd.exe respectively. Save the scheme files in your "Worms Armageddon\PXSchemes" directory, the libraries into "Worms Armageddon\Libs", and the maps to the SavedLevels folder as usually.
To run Project X, just start the game as you do usually (WormKit.exe in case of WormKit, WA.exe in case of WormKitDS). The scheme can be selected in the offline multiplayer or online lobby.
Known issues
Cross-compatibility issues
Although Project X is said to be compatible with normal players when its features are disabled, still there are a few known issues which may lead to a desynchronization between such players regardless of whether it is "enabled" or "disabled".
- Stickied arrow collision mask issue. How to perform: shoot one or several arrows and walk a few times over them. This will desynchronize PX players and normal players.
- Proportional Blackhole of RubberWorm compatibility with Project X is unstable, and sooner or later the players will be desynchronized. Although the nature of this is different than of the above arrows bug, because here the games are both visually and physically identical on all of the sides. Still, checkums differ.
Rendering and similar issues
- On some systems, the automatic extraction and conversion of Gfx.dir sprites may fail and there won't be any sprites visible in the game. The reason is either a folder with restricted access or a Direct3D fail (?). Package can be downloaded manually and extracted into the W:A root.
See also
