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[lincolnpepper]

i have figured out my script! heres how it works:

D0, the dmap it warps to, D1, the screen it warps to, D2, the amount of triforce pieces you need.

if you have D2 amount of triforce pieces or more, you teleport to D0, D1.

here is the script itself:


int TRIFORCECOUNTER = CR_SCRIPT1;

ffc script TriforceWarp
{
void run(int dmap, int screen, int collected)
{
while(true)
{
if(Game->Counter[TRIFORCECOUNTER] >= collected && LinkCollision(this))
Link->PitWarp(dmap, screen);

Waitframe();
}
}
}

i made a fake triforce item that it looks for. if you use this script, make a fake triforce item (it wont work with the real one!) and set the pickup counter reference to 1, or if your using it as a different script, you will have to change it to script 2 and in the script change CR_SCRIPT1; to CR_SCRIPT2;, and if your using that, you have common sense to work it out. D0, the dmap it warps to, D1, the screen it warps to, D2, the amount of triforce pieces you need. then, put it in a room (probably with a non transparent combo, unless you change the code not to be when collided with) and set a guy saying "you cannot pass without blablabla triforce pieces" like you would with a level 9 entrance.

in the game, there are seperate "worlds". 9 of them, to be exact. they each have 10 triforce pieces. the overworld has 5 triforce pieces.

you need 80 triforce pieces to beat the game, and there are 95 total.

when you have enough triforce pieces to go through one of those gates in a world, you fight a boss, which gives you a triforce piece and an item which will help you get more triforce pieces in that world, and unlock the next world.


speaking of worlds, greeny grounds is almost complete! there are 8 out of 10 triforce pieces. when i complete all 10, i will release a demo of just greeny grounds.

 

edit: greeny grounds 100% complete, ive made a new demo of it.

Edited by lincolnpepper, 06 June 2016 - 09:27 AM.