easiest thing to do would be to use the heightfield mode and kind of sort of recreate the original hills the buildings were placed in.
Then just texture them with the ground's texture.

you're looking for data/rpg/ui.cfg If you want to add more bars on screen, you'd duplicate data/rpg/hud_standard - so you have your own specialised HUD - and have it display them on the HUD. I'm not sure if the locals system is up and ready for 2.8, but you'd use those to add variables like "hu...

experimental chambers has a trigger-once trigger where the player spawns. I can think of two ways to do this in the RPG. 1. use r_sleep to load up the dialogue - use a global variable check. 2. put it in the mapscript for the first map, under the the "load" signal - this signal is only exe...

The fault lies in SLD_image.

I can only surmise that you are missing libjpeg, libpng, libtif. libwebp.
I'm not sure how that's even possible, considering that the package should be pulling those in as dependencies, and that most of them should already be installed for other purposes.

That's a user/operating system thing, so you'd talk to the tech guys. They'll probably say no, so the best alternative is probably to edit the bat files that run the different versions of sandbox. Inside the bats you should see a fragment that looks like: -qmy_stuff Have them change every instance l...

You lack write privs to wherever you extracted the program.
Either run it as administrator or move it elsewhere, like your desktop.

they should go into fps.cpp, and you'd access the fpsstate object via a fpsent object, such as player1.

#2. reflection/refraction effects (mirrors and fractal windows come to mind) #3. angleable water (make a river flow downhill) The refraction stuff can already be done. The reflections will always be limited to envmaps though; proper reflections are so far only available on the water surfaces. This ...

I'd recommend you read up on the Creative Commons licenses.

You'll need to do some heavy scripting to accomplish any of that. the RPG side of things doesn't even have a concept of time, day, or night. day/night is obviously much easier to do in the SVN, since we have dynamic lighting there, and as for seasons, you can always swap textures around by setting u...