thank you man, that information is gold, especially the hex editing part and 70 fps , cinematics i created were crushing the game and running like hell
EDIT4:
I'm going to use this opportunity to document how to make cutscenes for the nightly.
- You need to extract the audio from your movie into a separate file (for example, an .avi into an .ogg). You can do this with a multitude of video converters, like ffmpeg.
- Use RAD Video Tools to convert the video file into a FLC file, by going into the "Convert a file" option. Set the frame rate to 70. I also recommend that the target video dimensions are 320x200.
- Open the FLC file with a hex editor (HxD is a good choice) and change the byte at offset 0x04 (should have 0x12) to 0x11, and the byte at offset 0x10 to 0x01. There is more information about what each chunk means here, see the "Flic Header" part.
- Finally, create your ruleset with your new files! Details are in the wiki except how to set an audio track. Here's an
well now the results are great ! so important info right there
Also i cannot get to convert on bink video (unsuported file format dunno why) , so i used videomach that also converts to flc (got to choose 8-bit color or color gets distorted)
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