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Bu113t

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• Dec 13, 2008

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Is there a way to skip a part of the cinematic when you are making it so you dont have to watch it over and over again to see if the things you do is working?

 

Septimus

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• Dec 13, 2008

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Here you go, it was one of the best tutorial cinematic system.

https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/pastebin.php?id=h8aftk

 

Mechmap

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• Dec 13, 2008

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I guess he means to not have to watch things he knows works. Right?

Thats why I make them in different scenes like, scene 1 and scene 2. That way I can turn off the scene I know work when I test them later.

 

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• Dec 13, 2008

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Mechmap said:

I guess he means to not have to watch things he knows works. Right?

Thats why I make them in different scenes like, scene 1 and scene 2. That way I can turn off the scene I know work when I test them later.

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Ah good idea!



And cool cinematic Septimus but I dont know so much jass.

 

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• Mar 2, 2009

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Mechmap is right. The best way to do it is to create multiple triggers, one after every scene, or every say 2-3 minutes(depending on how your total cinematic lasts). Then just simply change the action in your first trigger to run the appropriate scene trigger, or do any other event you like to use.