Quick Guide to Adventure Filters

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iceman2 wrote:wow i wonder if anyone has made donkey kong

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For some reason the adventure look cheat dosn't work but the stylefilter cheat works. Does any one know what the problem is. If so please tell me cause I realy whant to try the eightbit filter.

Would it possible to get a filter that functions like the blockmode cheat except that it also applies to buildings.
It would help solve some of the visibility/collision/pathing problems.

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Bio Creator wrote:For some reason the adventure look cheat dosn't work but the stylefilter cheat works. Does any one know what the problem is. If so please tell me cause I realy whant to try the eightbit filter.

Write specifically what you are typing.

And what do you mean, stylefilter works? As in, they work all the time? Adventurelook only works in adventures. You can only use it in the editor.

AAARRRGGG(where did he goanyway?)!!!

The adventurelook doesn't work.

It doens't tell me the code is incorrect, but it won't change the filter anywhere!

MarksmanAim wrote:AAARRRGGG(where did he goanyway?)!!!

The adventurelook doesn't work.

It doens't tell me the code is incorrect, but it won't change the filter anywhere!

Are you preserving the casing? It needs to look like adventureLook -filmnoir

I am! I don't know what to tell you.

Stylefilter works for me.

MaxisCactus wrote:
Are you preserving the casing? It needs to look like adventureLook -filmnoir

Really? I'm sure I tried without capitalizing.

Supposedly, although I haven't tried myself

, the -adventureLook console command won't effect a change graphically unless you're running on certain Medium or High Graphics settings. Having recently acquired a newish computer and graphics card (no more AGP for me), I run at highest settings and haven't yet chanced zeroing all of the quality settings to verify this rumor. Stylefilter(whilst playing the core game) and adventureLook(while authoring & playing adventures) work just smoothly.

Either code will not trigger an error when used in the wrong situation, but may not do anything.

[click for closer look]
The sepia filter in action, which is my favorite. Followed then by 8/16-bit and filmnoir. norainbows has a feel to it too, but I can't think of too many instances in which watercolor would be handy other than an "inside a painting" adventure.

I enjoy the filters and would especially love more of them in future patches.
I even made an nostalgic level about an underloved museum planet with it that you guys might enjoy...

Links concentrated after the jump: http://forum.spore.com/jforum/posts/list/33944.page#1032734

Maxiscactus! Is it true you need a certain visual setting?

This is an awesome guide! Thank you, Maxis!

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Seriously... I can't get this to work someone help...

Edit: Finally! Patch 1.5 fixed the problem!

Works f'me!

I'm using Sepia for my moon adventure.

Question: Is it possible to have one act, say, filmnoir and another act normal? I wanted to make an adventure where you are sent into someone's memory and it's all 1920's style stuff. If that doesn't work, could someone consider it for a future patch.