I never actually learnt how to use the randomorg function (always placed by hand). I've been looking into it, and it seems like I just need to put randomorg(<organic number>, <number of plants>, <radius>); in the console, right?
I can get the organic's assigned number from the list in staticshapes.cs and the number of plants is obvious, but I don't understand the radius bit, and, of course, I'm not a hundred percent sure I have the thing right at all.
Anyone care to give a quick tut?
RandomOrg;
RandomOrg;
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by kittenstomper2 » Tue Apr 26, 2005 10:09 pm
ok ya dont have to use the number, i found using the name like "beplant001" or whatever its called works
radius refers to the distance from the camera the things will be placed. if your camera isnt in the center of the map you plants may not cover the whole thing
i forget the actual syntax ((i wrote it somewhere or maybe i typed idk..)) someone else will have to fill ya in on it
i vaguley remeber something about needing some sort of map in your base folder in order for it to work or soemthing... im tired idk..
radius refers to the distance from the camera the things will be placed. if your camera isnt in the center of the map you plants may not cover the whole thing
i forget the actual syntax ((i wrote it somewhere or maybe i typed idk..)) someone else will have to fill ya in on it
i vaguley remeber something about needing some sort of map in your base folder in order for it to work or soemthing... im tired idk..
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by dick longfellow » Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:40 pm
For some reason I remember using Randomorg from a GUI. Maybe theres a hidden gui panel somewhere. 
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by kittenstomper2 » Wed Apr 27, 2005 9:10 pm
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by Sfphinx » Sat Apr 30, 2005 11:21 am
The only problems I have run into with this command is that it will not place them on steep slopes which drives me crazy, but oh well...
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