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[Jamian]

This has been probably mentioned before, but it would also be great to have tools to create "cut scenes" more easily (i.e. a cut scene dmap type or room type or something, that would work without having to go out of your way to mess with the normal settings).

Also: a way to customise the ending more (as far as I know the only ending allowed is the classic ending using Zelda and Link holding the triforce, etc.) so that you can create different storylines and give them an appropriate conclusion.

Edited by Jamian, 01 October 2012 - 11:28 AM.

[Russ]

Who says you can't customize the ending? Just make your own and don't use the game's built it ending.

[Jamian]

How do you make it register that the game has ended?

[MoscowModder]

You don't. You just make your own ending and it doesn't matter whether or not the game thinks you won.

[Jamian]

Yes, but I mean, how do you make it end and return to the main screen? Or do you create a screen where the only way out is to turn off ZC?

[MoscowModder]

ZScript can help there:

CODE

ffc script endGame{
    void run(){
        Game->Save();
        Game->End();
    }
}

[Jamian]

I would love it if you could make the whistle whirlwind behave in a more coherent and predictable manner. It always seems to warp you to the same spots, while ignoring some others, which makes the "shortcut" function of the item frustrating. It would be great if you could make it systematically cycle through the warp spots one by one.

[Avaro]

Well, I think Zelda Classic is already great enough for a free zelda game maker.
But still, like everyone, theres something I'd like to see though: An easy option to record gameplay in ZC. ;D

[ShadowTiger]

I would love it if you could make the whistle whirlwind behave in a more coherent and predictable manner. It always seems to warp you to the same spots, while ignoring some others, which makes the "shortcut" function of the item frustrating. It would be great if you could make it systematically cycle through the warp spots one by one.

I think it's designed to operate based on the direction you're facing when you blow the whistle. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Not even sure if it makes a difference which way you're facing when it actually picks you up.

[Russ]

Yeah, if you're facing right, it'll take you to the whistle warp spots in ascending order. Facing left, it'll go in descending order. Alternatively, you could make some kind of "whistle hub" with warps leading to all your areas and have all the whistle warp points set to there.

[Jamian]

Wow... I've been playing Zelda since the 80s and I never knew about this trick. Thanks

[Lightwulf]

I'd definitely like to see the addition of whistle effects on enemies in the enemy editor. It would be great if we didn't have to rely on digdogger to be the only enemy affected by the whistle.

... Then again, there's already tiles laid out for a "whistle Pols Voice" in the enemy slots. Maybe this is being worked on already?

[peteandwally]

you could probably script an enemy that gets stronger with the whistle too, but it would be nice to have this be integrated like splitting enemies works.

[klop422]

Bomb arrows? Possibly usable bombchus. I don't know what else , so I'll leave it there.

[Jamian]

Here is what I assume to be bugs:

- enemies set to "projectile shooters" never count as a beatable enemy, even if you leave that box unticked
- I've made a custom lanmola that is supposed to never return after death, yet it returns even though the box is ticked