Team 17 and their little surprises again.... :rolleyes:

http://kilburn.ftp.free.fr/weapon_alarmclock.jpg

http://kilburn.ftp.free.fr/weapon_plantpot.jpg

Team 17 and their little surprises again.... :rolleyes:


how did you do/find this!?!:eek: oh wait... did you go onto the french version where the 8 ball is replaced by a clock, and the bowling ball is replaced by a plant pot?

No, I've just swapped some XOM files. The alarm clock is located in data\Weapons\Custom\object_alarmclock.xom, and the plant pot is data\Weapons\Custom\object_Plantpot.xom ;)

Heh, remove the pictures in your quote, picture quoting makes babies cry. :mad:

And, no, I've just swapped some XOM files. The alarm clock is located in data\Weapons\Custom\object_alarmclock.xom, and the plant pot is data\Weapons\Custom\object_Plantpot.xom ;)

oh tweaking, and I already have changed the pictures. any more hidden things we should know about?

Oh, many hidden things. Try swapping Bazooka.xom and Pipe.xom. :p

Oh, many hidden things. Try swapping Bazooka.xom and Pipe.xom. :p = The not-so deleted pipegun!

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I did it well? :o

Btw, didn't you say there was a concrete block object too?

Well, it seems that the "concrete_block" isn't a projectile, but a part of the Pipegun (probably the grey square-shaped thing)

And Why Is The Game so French-ish?

Because _Kilburn is French.

Why Is Your Post Written Like This? It's Not The Caps Filter Because The Word so Isn't Capitalised.

Because _Kilburn is French.

Why Is Your Post Written Like This? It's Not The Caps Filter Because The Word so Isn't Capitalised.

and the first is

Also: awesome find, Kilburn! I wonder why they were removed from selection...

and the first is

Also: awesome find, Kilburn! I wonder why they were removed from selection...

Well, there's an infinite number of objects they could have put in I guess...these ones just happen to have been made and left on the cutting room floor. (You can find tonnes of stuff they didn't use if you look around a little)

Well, there's an infinite number of objects they could have put in I guess...these ones just happen to have been made and left on the cutting room floor. (You can find tonnes of stuff they didn't use if you look around a little)

It seems a little odd to cut them after modelling them, though, doesn't it? It's not as if anyone would complain about there being too many objects to pick from.

It seems a little odd to cut them after modelling them, though, doesn't it? It's not as if anyone would complain about there being too many objects to pick from.

They might. ;)

Maybe they just plain didn't like them and thought, "We can't lower our standards just to meet the bloodthirsty demands of the public! We must defend our right to not put potted plants in!"

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*Crawls back under his rock*

They might. ;)

I mean aside from the small number of people who will complain no matter what Team17 do. They don't count.

how to add those without killing another one?

You can't.

Well, what a nice find! But I also found a .xom file called "BuffaloOfLies.xom" in the weapons folder, could this also be non added weapon or what is that file for? :O

Buffalo Of Lies is the buffalo that spawns when you collect a mystery crate.

Buffalo Of Lies is the buffalo that spawns when you collect a mystery crate.

OH! :o

heheh...

I just finish swapping the 2 files on Custom :D
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NOTE: The bubbles comes from your weapon folder and the file is BubbleMachineBubble.xom :)

Buffalo Of Lies is the buffalo that spawns when you collect a mystery crate.

I think they want to make a gun called Buffalo of lies because it make appearence in w3d and worms open warfare 2 too.

No .

You can't.
are you sure? one of the .xml files might actually specify the .xom files to be used with each object. then you'd be able to create new objects. of course, that would make sense, and oh so many things about how w4 is built doesn't. but i digress. the biggest problem with this method would be that if you go online, it's likely to cause problems. if you simply swap around the .xom files, it won't cause any harm. the opponent will simply see the weapon you've swapped.

I don't think so. 3D models are not referred using the name of their .xom file, they are using an ID string. And I managed to get the complete list of graphical resource IDs, but I can't find anything like Factory.Proj.AlarmClock or Factory.Proj.PlantPot as these should be named.