Droid Engineer Archive
Thread: We need a Droid Designator...-
I think it would be nice if a control device would come up in a window that you could keep up while the droid/pet is out. You could then program all commands, names, open storage, etc... in this window. It seems fine to speak your commnads to a creature pet, but for a droid these are programming issues and /tellpet is just one more step. Would add a bit of interactive content as if you were actually controlling your droid with a remote device.
Prin Eckbo
Master Droid Engineer
Well, I'd rather /say "datapad" then have to find my remote control device in a laggy Coronet starport bazaar...
Redondo wrote:
I think it would be nice if a control device would come up in a window that you could keep up while the droid/pet is out. You could then program all commands, names, open storage, etc... in this window. It seems fine to speak your commnads to a creature pet, but for a droid these are programming issues and /tellpet is just one more step. Would add a bit of interactive content as if you were actually controlling your droid with a remote device.
Prin Eckbo
Master Droid Engineer
MilamberDragon wrote:
Major problem is Droids are considered pets it seems (ie uses the current pet mechanics). So if "Tame" gets changed to say "Activate" you will have all the CHs and BEs screaming change it to "Tame"again.
Agreee completely.
duncje wrote:
IMO, droid naming should be accomplished by having a "Name" option under the Program menu. A droid's name should be easily programmed, as they are not semi-intelligent animals that require repitition in order to comprehend names or commands.
Sketh wrote:
Agreee completely.
duncje wrote:
IMO, droid naming should be accomplished by having a "Name" option under the Program menu. A droid's name should be easily programmed, as they are not semi-intelligent animals that require repitition in order to comprehend names or commands.
IMO, droid naming should be accomplished by having a "Name" option under the Program menu. A droid's name should be easily programmed, as they are not semi-intelligent animals that require repitition in order to comprehend names or commands.
But the idea of having the storage and data open up on command is a good one.