Adding Offset Values for Specific AI - Revision history

Springheel at 01:04, 15 December 2009

2009-12-15T01:04:47Z

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			''This information is basically obselete with our new attachment system.''

	All EntityDefs for attachable objects have two values -- an '''Offset''' value that determines their position relative to their attached joint, and an '''Angle''' value that determines what angle they're at.		All EntityDefs for attachable objects have two values -- an '''Offset''' value that determines their position relative to their attached joint, and an '''Angle''' value that determines what angle they're at.

Springheel at 16:59, 25 June 2007

2007-06-25T16:59:47Z

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	All EntityDefs have two values -- an Offset value that determines their position relative to their attached joint, and an Angle value that determines what angle they're at.		All EntityDefs for attachable objects have two values -- an '''Offset''' value that determines their position relative to their attached joint, and an '''Angle''' value that determines what angle they're at.

	The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the entityDef to give values for specific AI.		The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the entityDef to give values for specific AI.

Greebo: minor formatting

2007-06-20T07:03:07Z

minor formatting

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	entityDef prop_helmet_test {		entityDef prop_helmet_test {
	"inherit" "func_static"		"inherit" "func_static"
	"model" "models/darkmod/props/kitchen/chamberpot.lwo"		"model" "models/darkmod/props/kitchen/chamberpot.lwo"
	"joint" "Head"		"joint" "Head"
	"origin" "2 -10 0"		"origin" "2 -10 0"
	"angles" "10 190 80"		"angles" "10 190 80"
	'''"origin_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 20"'''		'''"origin_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 20"'''
	'''"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''		'''"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''
	"remove" "0"		"remove" "0"
	}		}

Springheel at 02:27, 20 June 2007

2007-06-20T02:27:36Z

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	The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the entityDef to give values for specific AI.		The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the entityDef to give values for specific AI.

			The default values would be used unless there is a value set for a specific AI:

	It would look like this:		It would look like this:
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	"remove" "0"		"remove" "0"
	}		}

			That would set a different set of values for the builder guard AI.

	[[Category:Tutorial]]		[[Category:Tutorial]]
	[[Category:Editing]]		[[Category:Editing]]

203.32.87.50: formatting

2007-01-23T01:23:23Z

formatting

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	All EntityDefs have two values--~~and~~ Offset value ~~with~~ determines their position relative to ~~a particular~~ joint, and an Angle value that determines what angle they're at.		All EntityDefs have two values -- an Offset value that determines their position relative to their attached joint, and an Angle value that determines what angle they're at.

	The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the ~~EntityDef~~ to give values for specific AI.		The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the entityDef to give values for specific AI.

	It would look like this:		It would look like this:

	entityDef prop_helmet_test {		entityDef prop_helmet_test {
	"inherit" "func_static"		"inherit" "func_static"
	"model" "models/darkmod/props/kitchen/chamberpot.lwo"		"model" "models/darkmod/props/kitchen/chamberpot.lwo"
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	'''"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''		'''"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''
	"remove" "0"		"remove" "0"
	}		}

	[[Category:Tutorial]]		[[Category:Tutorial]]
	[[Category:Editing]]		[[Category:Editing]]

Springheel at 00:50, 23 January 2007

2007-01-23T00:50:10Z

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	"origin" "2 -10 0"		"origin" "2 -10 0"
	"angles" "10 190 80"		"angles" "10 190 80"
	'''"origin_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 20"		'''"origin_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 20"'''
	"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''		'''"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''
	"remove" "0"		"remove" "0"
	}		}

Springheel at 00:49, 23 January 2007

2007-01-23T00:49:49Z

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	[[Category:Tutorial]]		[[Category:Tutorial]]
	[[Category:~~Editting~~]]		[[Category:Editing]]

Springheel at 00:49, 23 January 2007

2007-01-23T00:49:33Z

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	"remove" "0"		"remove" "0"
	}		}

			[[Category:Tutorial]]
			[[Category:Editting]]

Springheel at 00:48, 23 January 2007

2007-01-23T00:48:53Z

New page

All EntityDefs have two values--and Offset value with determines their position relative to a particular joint, and an Angle value that determines what angle they're at.

The default values for these do not always work ideally for every AI, so it is possible to edit the EntityDef to give values for specific AI.

It would look like this:

entityDef prop_helmet_test {
"inherit" "func_static"
"model" "models/darkmod/props/kitchen/chamberpot.lwo"
"joint" "Head"
"origin" "2 -10 0"
"angles" "10 190 80"
'''"origin_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 20"
"angles_atdm:ai_builder_guard" "0 0 0"'''
"remove" "0"
}