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Awhile ago, I posted one of my videos on YouTube. It's called "Malkavian -- The Deadly Dancer" and it's one of the very first VTMB videos that I ever made. If you enjoy such videos, then you might wanna check it out:

YouTube - Malkavian: The Deadly Dancer

It's a surreal video with plenty of violence and mayhem. The more perceptive amongst you might figure out why it keeps cutting back to scenes of my Malk dancing, although the reason is actually kind of deep and most viewers probably won't get it. That's okay, because it's still a lot of fun to watch and the music is excellent.

Oh, and for those who know me... NO, there is no nudity in this video.


Enjoy,

- Tessera -

I bet your character was fresh out of humanity after making that video.

Nice job though.

Rather cool

Thats one rather cool video but one thing makes no sence. You take no damage from bullets? Perhaps due to a high stamina?

Edit: Dancing with death?

Nay, in order to make the video flow properly, I temporarily activated "god mode" using the cheat console. That's why my Malk isn't taking any damage. It prevented me from having to stop and heal her up every ten seconds. I was more interested in getting some good video of her in action, so I made her indestructible for awhile.

Normally, she has very high stamina, but she'd have been dead after all those bullets. Especially because she's not wearing any armor in the video -- that's just the default clothing that you start with, and it doesn't offer any protection against guns.

Interesting. How do you get god mode?

patchmcpatch wrote:Interesting. How do you get god mode?

Open the console with the ~ key (add -console to your Bloodlines link to make it available) and type "god" .

patchmcpatch wrote:Interesting. How do you get god mode?

First, you'll need to setup the shortcut to VTMB in such a way as to enable the in-game debug (cheat) console. Right-click on the game's shortcut, and then click on "Properties." In the box labeled "Target," you'll see the command line that launches the game.

It will look something like this:

C:\VTMB\vampire.exe

Note that this is only an example. Your own drive letter and the name of your folder may be different, depending on where you installed VTMB.

To enable the console, add a switch to the end of that command line, so that it looks like this:

H:\VTMB\vampire.exe -console

Note that there is no space between the dash and the word "console."

The next time you start VTMB, you'll see the debug console at the main menu. To open and close it at any time, just press the tilde (~) key.

Here's a thread that contains most of the console cheats for VTMB:

VTMB complete console command list

Enjoy.

target box

in the target box at the end of vamp.exe was a " mark. I tried typing -console inside the mark and outside. neither worked. Thanks for the info, i'l tinker with it. If this turns out to be as bigger problem as all my others i wont persue it