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2010-01-22
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#41
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Originally Posted by t7g
i tried copying the next 21 levels to pack2 but nothing happening. Still it is cool to be able to edit levels. even if im only doing vasic changes
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2010-01-22
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Ok dont know if anyone care but here some info ive gathered
+x is to the right
+y is DOWN
The catapult is placed relative to the first birds starting position
Thus if you give your first bird a -ve y co-ord its in the air and the catapult will be higher up.
changing bird order is easy as it just changing there start_number
I have also managed to swap a pig and a small square ligth block on level 12
by swaping there y co-ords as there x was more or less the same
i havnt made head wau with things like density yet, but im trying
+x is to the right
+y is DOWN
The catapult is placed relative to the first birds starting position
Thus if you give your first bird a -ve y co-ord its in the air and the catapult will be higher up.
changing bird order is easy as it just changing there start_number
I have also managed to swap a pig and a small square ligth block on level 12
by swaping there y co-ords as there x was more or less the same
i havnt made head wau with things like density yet, but im trying
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2010-01-22
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#43
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Just remember that by modifying the levels or poking around in other pack directories there is a high probability that you either end up corrupting your highscore or settings file or breaking installation of official level packs.
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2010-01-22
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#44
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Originally Posted by Miika
Hearing that loud and clear.
Just remember that by modifying the levels or poking around in other pack directories there is a high probability that you either end up corrupting your highscore or settings file or breaking installation of official level packs.
Ive only played around with 1 level for that reason, but im not to worried about highscore data.
So far no trouble ,but its worth the rist for the fun im having :-)
I'll be buying the extra levels when they appear as i really appreciate the openness. being about F.. around with the levels is almost as much fun as the game
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2010-01-22
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#45
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Originally Posted by Miika
Yes, you will probably break the installation of the official level packs if you follow my directions for the pack2 thing.
Just remember that by modifying the levels or poking around in other pack directories there is a high probability that you either end up corrupting your highscore or settings file or breaking installation of official level packs.
Actually cg, what I did was copy Level1.lua, to _all_ the filenames in the gamelogic.lua. So my pack1/ contains all the levels that the game could possibly be looking for. I then took that directory and copied it to pack2 _and_ pack3. Since I didn't have the retail version and I didn't know how far to go.
All you'd have to do to fix this to buy the retail levels (If/when they're available again) is to delete your pack2 and pack3 directories (or move them somewhere else - This is of course me assuming that the levels in pack1 that are in themes 2 and 3 will not be loaded from pack1)
After looking at the gamelogic Chunkspy dump yesterday it doesn't appear that anything is missing from the demo except the level scripts for themes 2 and 3.
(I hope this doesn't encourage a re-release with that fixed)
by the way cg, do you hang out in any of the #maemo irc channels at all? I was thinking of starting an angrybirds level editing channel on freenode or efnet or something. I think the only people who would visit would be you and forcer so I haven't gotten around to makin' one yet.
Last edited by t7g; 2010-01-22 at 15:10.
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2010-01-23
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#46
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Ok here a level i created. Its, more a proof to myself.
Single bird case. Called Up_and_over
basically in order to use it ive been moving one of the levels aside and copied my level in its place. (it makes no attempt to do anything with highscores, so you keep the high score of that level, or increase it if you do better)
I dont accept responsibility for any problems you encounter but will help if i can.
I hope to try some more, and hopefully harder ones, as its quite easy, so if people are interested. do let me know.
Single bird case. Called Up_and_over
basically in order to use it ive been moving one of the levels aside and copied my level in its place. (it makes no attempt to do anything with highscores, so you keep the high score of that level, or increase it if you do better)
I dont accept responsibility for any problems you encounter but will help if i can.
I hope to try some more, and hopefully harder ones, as its quite easy, so if people are interested. do let me know.
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2010-01-23
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#47
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Originally Posted by t7g
ahh i didnt know abot the game logic one, must decompile and look at that. as it would be good to create a fake pack so as not to trash the orig scores
Yes, you will probably break the installation of the official level packs if you follow my directions for the pack2 thing.
Actually cg, what I did was copy Level1.lua, to _all_ the filenames in the gamelogic.lua. So my pack1/ contains all the levels that the game could possibly be looking for. I then took that directory and copied it to pack2 _and_ pack3. Since I didn't have the retail version and I didn't know how far to go.
All you'd have to do to fix this to buy the retail levels (If/when they're available again) is to delete your pack2 and pack3 directories (or move them somewhere else - This is of course me assuming that the levels in pack1 that are in themes 2 and 3 will not be loaded from pack1)
After looking at the gamelogic Chunkspy dump yesterday it doesn't appear that anything is missing from the demo except the level scripts for themes 2 and 3.
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2010-01-23
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wow this thread is awesome. i was wondering if any of you gurus would be willing to take the time do a wiki post regarding this. so a step by step of how to find the files decomplie them edit them and where to place them.
i want to test the up and over level but not sure where to go after downloading it.
i also then want to start making levels myself
thanks in advance
chris
i want to test the up and over level but not sure where to go after downloading it.
i also then want to start making levels myself
thanks in advance
chris
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2010-01-23
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I don't think any of us have the time to set-up a wiki page. (We're currently working on a graphical level editor) I can give you a summary of all the info in this thread.
The first level of the game was decompiled by forcer and is located here; http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=28
after that he started working on a dumper to dump the level structures which he released here; http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...4&postcount=37
It's a copy of Lua for Windows compiled how it needs to be to read the level files properly, all you do to decompile a level is follow the instructions in his zip at that post. You basically just run his decompiler with Lua from the commandline, specifying the compiled levels you'd like to decompile.
You do not need to recompile the levels to use them in Angrybirds, so you only need to do the decompile step once.
To use cgar's level you would do something like this in the terminal;
sudo gainroot
mv /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua.bak
(We will assume you copied the level to your N900 via USB and it's just in /home/user/MyDocs)
cp /home/user/MyDocs/AB_up_and_over.txt /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua
Then you just bootup your copy and go to theme1, level1
If you'd like to restore your level 1 to the original level 1 that comes with the game simply execute
mv /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua.bak /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua
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That should cover how to decompile and use the levels. Editing them is a little harder, cgarvie has been working that out, forcer is responsible for all the decompiling we've done so far.
We're currently hanging out on freenode in #angrybirds-leveleditor and ##angrybirds-leveleditor if you'd like to come by and help or ask questions about level editing. We might not answer immediately as we're going to be busy with the editor, but I'm sure we'll get to your questions eventually.
Now if you'd like to help, there are a couple specific things we could use.
-If anyone is slick enough to get luadec5.1 compiled with our modified copy of lua (float as default number instead of double, we can explain that) we would be very gracious. We're looking for cleaner ways to load the custom levels and to do that we'll need to have a source decompiled copy of gamelogic.lua
Also, if you're a perl programmer you could potentially help in crafting the level editor. If you've got the mojo to make perl-sdl work in Windows it would make the level editor more cross platform, at this point we're not 100% sure it'll run great on the n900 but we're certainly going to try to make it so.
The first level of the game was decompiled by forcer and is located here; http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=28
after that he started working on a dumper to dump the level structures which he released here; http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...4&postcount=37
It's a copy of Lua for Windows compiled how it needs to be to read the level files properly, all you do to decompile a level is follow the instructions in his zip at that post. You basically just run his decompiler with Lua from the commandline, specifying the compiled levels you'd like to decompile.
You do not need to recompile the levels to use them in Angrybirds, so you only need to do the decompile step once.
To use cgar's level you would do something like this in the terminal;
sudo gainroot
mv /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua.bak
(We will assume you copied the level to your N900 via USB and it's just in /home/user/MyDocs)
cp /home/user/MyDocs/AB_up_and_over.txt /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua
Then you just bootup your copy and go to theme1, level1
If you'd like to restore your level 1 to the original level 1 that comes with the game simply execute
mv /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua.bak /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/levels/pack1/Level1.lua
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That should cover how to decompile and use the levels. Editing them is a little harder, cgarvie has been working that out, forcer is responsible for all the decompiling we've done so far.
We're currently hanging out on freenode in #angrybirds-leveleditor and ##angrybirds-leveleditor if you'd like to come by and help or ask questions about level editing. We might not answer immediately as we're going to be busy with the editor, but I'm sure we'll get to your questions eventually.
Now if you'd like to help, there are a couple specific things we could use.
-If anyone is slick enough to get luadec5.1 compiled with our modified copy of lua (float as default number instead of double, we can explain that) we would be very gracious. We're looking for cleaner ways to load the custom levels and to do that we'll need to have a source decompiled copy of gamelogic.lua
Also, if you're a perl programmer you could potentially help in crafting the level editor. If you've got the mojo to make perl-sdl work in Windows it would make the level editor more cross platform, at this point we're not 100% sure it'll run great on the n900 but we're certainly going to try to make it so.
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2010-01-23
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Originally Posted by t7g
why not setting up an ajax driven website allowing you to drag n drop some map elements and save them? this would be really cross platform.
Also, if you're a perl programmer you could potentially help in crafting the level editor. If you've got the mojo to make perl-sdl work in Windows it would make the level editor more cross platform, at this point we're not 100% sure it'll run great on the n900 but we're certainly going to try to make it so.
since the maps are static, you just have to move some things on their positions and voila, a new map ist born. puting that positions into a lua script should be not that hard.
on the website you could share maps and extend other maps, too
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