If this stone hits a character, it'll transform into him. The easiest thing to do is to copy the dat.-file of another heavy weapon and modify the bmp-part first. The weapon_hp is very important. I set it up very high, so it won't get destroyed. But the weapon disappears after the transform and this makes sense, too.
The modification of the "in_the_sky" frames is quite easy.You just have to add an itr/kind: 3 in all frames. In "catchingact", you have to link to the transforming-frame. For "caughtact" use 130 - a "picked_caught" frame.
Finally, you have to create the transforming frames. To understand the function, it would be helpful if you also read the "Rudolf-Transform" tutorial. Here's my example:
<frame> 30 transform
pic: 0 state: 9 wait: 0 next: 31 dvx: 550 dvy: 550
centerx: 29 centery: 56
cpoint:
kind: 1 x: 30 y: 25 vaction: 130
cpoint_end:
<frame_end>
<frame> 31 transform
pic: 1 state: 9 wait: 0 next: 1000 dvx: 0 dvy: -5
centerx: 29 centery: 56
cpoint:
kind: 1 x: 29 y: 56
vaction: 181 throwvx: 10 throwvy: -5 throwinjury: -1
cpoint_end:
<frame_end>
In the second frame you have to note "throwinjury: -1". With the next: 1000, the stone disappears and can't be used again - it transformed into the character.
Here's the usual study example
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