(Angel/Java)Script dump

[Korban3]

Teh updatez?
Well, the recent ones will work for what I need right now.

[learn_more]

seems that i missed a few

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Changes from a164 to a167.

VM shared {
  MovementObject {
    + Function: int GetAttachedWeaponID(int)
    + Function: int GetNumAttachedWeapons()
    + Function: void DetachAllItems()
    + Function: void SheatheItem(int)
    + Function: void UnSheatheItem(int)
    - Function: int GetWeapon()
    - Property: int weapon_id
  };
  ItemObject {
    + Function: vec3 GetLinearVelocity()
    + Function: vec3 GetAngularVelocity()
    + Function: void SetAngularVelocity(vec3)
    + Function: void SetVelocity(vec3)
    + Function: void SetThrown()
    + Function: bool HasSheatheAttachment()
  };
};

[Johannes]

Excellent, much appreciated as always my friend =)

[Korban3]

Yay!

[last]

can you make a update for that dump? I noticed that there are some new commands and also there are some that don't work anymore.

[vallejo18]

I know that " f " would infer to distance but what would indicate height? also what does " e " represent?

[SteelRaven7]

I know that " f " would infer to distance but what would indicate height? also what does " e " represent?

Um, if you mean the "f" in something like: 10.0f, that's just there to imply that the number is a float, and not a double. Both coordinates and distances and pretty much everything else uses floats, which is why almost all numbers are written in that way.

[vallejo18]

I know that " f " would infer to distance but what would indicate height? also what does " e " represent?

Um, if you mean the "f" in something like: 10.0f, that's just there to imply that the number is a float, and not a double. Both coordinates and distances and pretty much everything else uses floats, which is why almost all numbers are written in that way.

im not too knowledable on scripting but how should i set action if a enemy is a "x" amount of height. Example: if the player reaches this height, then the enemy should do this.......

[SteelRaven7]

im not too knowledable on scripting but how should i set action if a enemy is a "x" amount of height. Example: if the player reaches this height, then the enemy should do this.......

To get the position of the character, and compare it to a height, use:

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[aschar.as]

vec3 position = this_mo.GetAvgIKChainPos("torso"); //Returns the position of the player's torso.

if(position.y > 9000.0f) {
	DoStuff();
}

This code will check if the player's altitude is more than 9000.

[vallejo18]

im not too knowledable on scripting but how should i set action if a enemy is a "x" amount of height. Example: if the player reaches this height, then the enemy should do this.......

To get the position of the character, and compare it to a height, use:

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[aschar.as]

vec3 position = this_mo.GetAvgIKChainPos("torso"); //Returns the position of the player's torso.

if(position.y > 9000.0f) {
	DoStuff();
}

This code will check if the player's altitude is more than 9000.

Yep, i have no idea how to apply this, each time i would get vec&float dont have a conversion. And when i get it to shut up, it does not does anything. Just like if i use for health

if(blood_health > 5.0f){
return true;
}

[learn_more]

turns out i was not dead

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Changes from a167 to a172.

VM playercontrol {
  + GlobalFunction: void SendMessage(int, string)
  - GlobalFunction: int QueryLevelIntFunction(string)
  - GlobalFunction: void SendLevelMessage(string)
  - GlobalFunction: void SendLevelMessage2(string, string)
  + GlobalProperty: Level level
  + GlobalProperty: int _editor_msg
  + Object: Level
};
VM cam {
  GUI {
    + Function: void Execute(uint32, string)
    + Function: void MoveTo(uint32, int, int)
    - Function: void CallFunction(uint32, string)
  };
};
VM level {
  + GlobalFunction: void SendMessage(int, int, vec3, vec3)
  + GlobalFunction: void SendMessage(int, string)
  + GlobalProperty: int _plant_movement_msg
  + GlobalProperty: int _editor_msg
  + GlobalProperty: HUDImages hud
  GUI {
    + Function: void Execute(uint32, string)
    + Function: void MoveTo(uint32, int, int)
    - Function: void CallFunction(uint32, string)
  };
  + Object: HUDImage
  + Object: HUDImages
};
VM shared {
  + GlobalFunction: string join(const array<string> &in, const string &in)
  + GlobalFunction: void PlaySoundGroup(string)
  + GlobalFunction: bool GetSplitscreen()
  + GlobalFunction: int GetScreenWidth()
  + GlobalFunction: int GetScreenHeight()
  string {
    + Function: uint length() const
    + Function: void resize(uint)
    + Function: string substr(uint start = 0, int count = -1) const
    + Function: int findFirst(const string &in, uint start = 0) const
    + Function: int findLast(const string &in, int start = -1) const
    + Function: array<string>@ split(const string &in) const
    - Function: uint length() const
    - Function: void resize(uint)
    + Behaviour: asBEHAVE_CONSTRUCT
  };
  array<class T> {
    + Function: void sortAsc()
    + Function: void sortAsc(uint, uint)
    + Function: void sortDesc()
    + Function: void sortDesc(uint, uint)
    + Function: void reverse()
    + Function: int find(const T&in) const
    + Function: int find(uint, const T&in) const
  };
  MovementObject {
    + Function: void Execute(string)
  };
};

[last]

Hey, thanks, this helps allot.

[Korban3]

Yay! Learn_more isn't dead! Thank goodness. He was starting to do updates like I do them.

[learn_more]

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Changes from a172 to a174.

VM shared {
  MovementObject {
    + Function: int GetIntVar(string)
    + Function: float GetFloatVar(string)
    + Function: bool GetBoolVar(string)
    - Function: int IsKnockedOut()
    - Function: void PassIntFunction(string, int)
    - Function: float QueryFloatFunction(string)
    - Function: void PassFloatFunction(string, float)
    - Function: int IsDucking()
  };
  ItemObject {
    + Function: int StuckInWhom()
  };
};

[Korban3]

Oh no! David removed PassInt? Ah! I don't know how to use Execute! Crap!
Thanks for the update learn_more! You're awesome