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Question about the BOOTS..

11 replies · 2,736 views · Started 07 April 2003

Eh, what do they do? 😞

I'm new to the new features of Z.C., and I'm not sure what the boots do...

Thanks.

when collected, they will protect you from 'damage' combos; you could also set a quest rule so that boots consume magic; if set, then when Link walks over damage combo when he has collected the boots, magic will be drained & if Link runs out of magic, then the affects of the boots will wear off & they will no longer protect him from the damage combos.

K, thanks... Also, is there ANY way I could make a hoverboard type item? (hoverboards, from Back to the Future)...

I'm trying to make a B.t.t.F. themed Zelda game, but I don't know how to make a hoverboard 😞

Any suggestions?

Yes, do what Jigglysaint said. Make a dock combo that looks like a hoverboarding spot or something. You could also replace the flippers with creativity.

lol Jigglysaint

Hm, yes, I thought about the docks but figure it would only show up durng the floating scene, but I forgot that Z-Quest is an EDITOR.... XD I could add dozens of "hover"docks...

Also, I like the flipper editing idea... is there a way to do that?

Yes.. You can make flippers look like whatever you want to. Same with all the tiles in the game.

Using that idea, you could change Link's swimming sprites to make it look like he's floating.

Yeah, i tried it out after I posted and answered my own quesion =P thanks anyway though...

Now, another question: how do you edit the sprites/tiles in the color they appear in the game?

Originally posted by Jigglysaint
No you can't, creativity isn't even an item XD!

WELL JUST SHUT IT WITH THE BITCHING AND MAKE IT ONE IF YOU DON'T LIKE THAT! Or just come to S.Error's superduperhyperinsaneexcllentqualitywegotitallfromaardvarkstozygotes shop! The number one shop with an insanely large varity of quality items!

Okay, seriously, just to clarify what Teilyr said, you need to use the - and + on the numeric keypad.