@xpadmin:

While making improvements to the Brown Dungeon mod, I played around with some of the fluid parameters and started thinking that it might actually be cool to use partly random parameters. Currently all the body fluids are produced in a deterministic fashion, i.e. point your dick in the same direction and the cum/pee will always fall in the same place and in the same pattern. As any male knows, that is not the case in reality.

However, the fluid parameters seem to be set once when initializing, and then just referred to at runtime, which prevents randomization. That might of course be just an artifact of how the scripts are currently written, but I don't understand the script loading/execution model well enough to tell if/how randomization could be achieved, so I thought I would just ask. Is it possible, and if so, how?

These parameters make the fluid particles more 'random':

Yes, that lets you create different kinds of streams. But what I would like to do is to randomize the stream parameters, conceptually something like this:



Of course the above won't work because the statement will only be evaluated once when a level is loaded. How to make it work?

I can work around the problem somewhat by creating different fluids which only differ with regard to the vel_dis and pos_dis parameters, and randomly choosing which fluid to use, but that limits the amount of variation possible.

@juddre

The fluid randomization is as you described it, so:



means:


Where Rnd is a random float between 0 and 1

Ugh. I suck at explaining. Sorry. If I have understood correctly, the above randomization is rerun for every fluid particle. But I want to run a randomization step once for each fluid event (e.g. user commanding character to pee), so that on one time when the character pees the stream is straight and thin, and on another time it might spray all over the place. In pseudocode:



Now, I can get a fair approximation by creating a variety of fluids with different speed and position noise levels and randomly choosing one of them, but I was wondering if there's a way I can achieve what I want more cleanly?

Ahh I understand. See what I can do for the next (sub)-release.