2009-11-12, 08:40 PM
On binding events. I have not implemented this feature set yet (one reason I have not released evtcat) however as I recall the event bindings are stored in the evt file. My guess is that is the only place they're expected to be found. As the utility works now, it's wise to bind your global events to object 0. So when you shuffle them around from map to map it won't matter. If you add events to a map with a obj/npc/enemy binding that is unavailable, the map editor and probably the game as well will crash.
Therefore when using the tool the user must be cognisant of what bindings are going where. There should be options to tell the tool either what bindings to keep or what bindings to default. However the basic method would be to manually instruct the tool to remap the bindings on a per binding basis. If you're a user you can make these provisions on your own. Or if you're a tool of some sort, you can manage these options on behalf of your user. Also filtering the input thru a single or set of bindings would make sense.
Therefore when using the tool the user must be cognisant of what bindings are going where. There should be options to tell the tool either what bindings to keep or what bindings to default. However the basic method would be to manually instruct the tool to remap the bindings on a per binding basis. If you're a user you can make these provisions on your own. Or if you're a tool of some sort, you can manage these options on behalf of your user. Also filtering the input thru a single or set of bindings would make sense.