It’s already pretty human readable, but basically it’s a list of allowed weapons that includes the kitchen knife and nothing else. Don’t ask me what postInit does. I have no idea. (This is the palace staff in Paris, for the record)
Yeah, what you’re referring to is stored in the weapon’s data and is usually called KEYWORD_DIALOGUE_[something]. It just determines which voice line a guard should use when telling you to drop what’s in your hands and surrender. There are a long list of items, and even more that were recorded but never used even though they’d fit perfectly! There’s recorded dialogue for “ball” for example, but isn’t used at all, even for baseballs, pool balls, cricket balls… and there’s no way to restore it via modding because it seems to need an enum, which only IO can create
This is also why we can’t restore the unused dialogue for the Deluxe suits, so nobody will ever acknowledge the fact that 47 is wearing a messed up devil mask…
Brazilian actress Renata Sorrah surrounded by mathematical problems, in a scene from 2004 Brazilian soap opera Senhora do Destino , where she plays Nazaré Tedesco.
Yeah, it’s probably post-initialization. That’s applied to loads of different stuff though (even completely different contextually, like actual NPC actors and acts) and I’ve never head anyone specify what it actually does. I have a vague memory of another modmaker saying that removing it makes no obvious difference besides making the game randomly crash sometimes, but I may have made that up, and it may just be a gap in my own knowledge :p
Safety reports regarding an interrogation chair and a hydraulic door in Dubai’s deposit box room. I assume these assets are reused all over the place, but who knows, maybe the tower does have a hidden interrogation room (or BDSM dungeon ) somewhere.
If you brighten the target image for Agent Green, you can see the radio tower in the background. It’s still visible in the original, just a lot more missable.
Update: I have been trying to KO the guard in this room setup to achieve SA by a , but Cliff Unger (Le Chiffre) is very smart. He can unpeel the placed banana to a new banana - try yourself.