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is there a script for showing how much pressure is on a joint or how much it needs to break
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It's already visible with the red -> black bruising; just you need to take the time to learn which colours equate to roughly how much force is being applied. Also not using shitty force colours like Void helps unless you're only playing in low DM mods. For obvious reasons Vamp etc kinda sucks for it too.
They go completely black at around 1k force, sorta dark-reddy-dogshit-bown at 500ish, and hit a Vampire shade at approx 250.
Under 250 it's a more or less linear scale of slightly red -> red red, above that it can get difficult due to LCDs being pretty bad at colour reproduction.
Once you get used to the colours it's pretty easy to get a fairly accurate idea, so it's not like a script is going to make it easier. If anything it's just yet another distraction that'll take your eyes from where they should be.
They go completely black at around 1k force, sorta dark-reddy-dogshit-bown at 500ish, and hit a Vampire shade at approx 250.
Under 250 it's a more or less linear scale of slightly red -> red red, above that it can get difficult due to LCDs being pretty bad at colour reproduction.
Once you get used to the colours it's pretty easy to get a fairly accurate idea, so it's not like a script is going to make it easier. If anything it's just yet another distraction that'll take your eyes from where they should be.
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Huh. So bruising doesn't just happen under impactful force?
Eg. What you're saying is, I could plant a Tori leg and incrementally add more 'weight/force' and watch the bruise indicators come gradually up?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, haven't been studying the bruising system as much since Ive been back
Eg. What you're saying is, I could plant a Tori leg and incrementally add more 'weight/force' and watch the bruise indicators come gradually up?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, haven't been studying the bruising system as much since Ive been back
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Bruising shows how much... um... "force damage"(?) a joint is being subjected to. That also includes if you move it in a way that increases the force being applied - eg someone grabs an arm and you pull it back increasing the force.
But yeah, bruising occurs under all forces that I guess you could say cause damage. Standard Toris in standard gravity don't move in a way that'll cause bruising just from using a joint, but if you prod the settings for body parts in a mod you can make a joint bruise just from moving it yourself.
I'm pretty bad at explaining it, but in short bruising is an indicator of how much force is being applied to a joint at a given time; that includes impacts (if you read the ODE engine wiki you can master how impacts work, I cba failing at explaining that too), moving against an opposing force (eg lifting yourself up in stupidly high gravity mods, or being pushed/pulled) so on so forth.
As I said though, you have to get a feel for it and some colours are almost useless for judging it. Just don't use red forces or incredibly dark colours (Void, Hunter & Alpha are the worst offenders) and it's pretty easy to learn.
But yeah, bruising occurs under all forces that I guess you could say cause damage. Standard Toris in standard gravity don't move in a way that'll cause bruising just from using a joint, but if you prod the settings for body parts in a mod you can make a joint bruise just from moving it yourself.
I'm pretty bad at explaining it, but in short bruising is an indicator of how much force is being applied to a joint at a given time; that includes impacts (if you read the ODE engine wiki you can master how impacts work, I cba failing at explaining that too), moving against an opposing force (eg lifting yourself up in stupidly high gravity mods, or being pushed/pulled) so on so forth.
As I said though, you have to get a feel for it and some colours are almost useless for judging it. Just don't use red forces or incredibly dark colours (Void, Hunter & Alpha are the worst offenders) and it's pretty easy to learn.
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