[KnuckleSangwich]

Did anything happen here or is there no active Blood port project? =\

[Jimmy]

If it existed you'd see a thread about it.

[Mateos]

Good evening,

I resurrect this old topic to avoid making a new one; I'd like to know how are stored the weapon and enemies stats for it, and where? For Duke they're in CON files, but with Blood I don't know where to look at, I just hope they're not hard-coded?

Thank you in advance,

Regards,

Mateos

[TerminX]

In the versions of the code I've seen, they're hard coded. I don't know if later versions had them in a table or not, but I think the values are also scaled dependent on the skill level chosen.

[Duke of Hazzard]

TerminX, on 18 January 2015 - 03:12 PM, said:

In the versions of the code I've seen, they're hard coded. I don't know if later versions had them in a table or not, but I think the values are also scaled dependent on the skill level chosen.

Enemies, definitely. They're far stronger in harder settings.

[Mateos]

Thank you for your help

[Mr. Tibbs]

A little off-topic, but there's a really cool post over at The Postmortem on how Kevin Kilstrom made the models for Blood.

Quote

"It's a pretty simple setup with just wire for the joints. I would have loved to have machined some ball and socket joints but I didn't have the tools or the money for that back then. The bulky body segments were made with this stuff called Friendly Plastic. His face doesn't actually have much detail at all because once he was digitized into the computer and shrunk down, you wouldn't be able to see any detail anyway. Also, I painted the top half of his face black so that it would always be in the shadow of his hat."

[Mateos]

It's a general topic about Blood in Gaming section, and it's a great post Thank you for sharing it!

[Max Payne]

Those are awesome figures wish I had them damn especially Caleb and the Gargoyle