Cutscenes Part 1: Cameras - Revision history

Dragofer at 08:53, 29 January 2022

2022-01-29T08:53:48Z

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	FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.		FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.

	Download [~~http~~://ftp.thedarkmod.com/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.		Download [https://ftp.thedarkmod.com/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.

	==Camera Creation==		==Camera Creation==

Petike: adding category tag

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	[[Category:Tutorial]]		[[Category:Tutorial]]
			[[Category:Video and cutscenes]]

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	{{Template: Cutscenes}}		{{Template: Cutscenes}}

			[[Category:Tutorial]]

Taaaki: /* The Scene */

2017-07-04T20:13:43Z

The Scene

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	FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.		FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.

	Download [http://ftp.thedarkmod.com~~/files~~/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.		Download [http://ftp.thedarkmod.com/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.

	==Camera Creation==		==Camera Creation==

Grayman: /* The Scene */

2014-05-07T18:14:23Z

The Scene

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	FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.		FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.

	Download [http://~~tdm~~.~~taaaki~~.~~za.net~~/files/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.		Download [http://ftp.thedarkmod.com/files/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.

	==Camera Creation==		==Camera Creation==

Grayman: /* Point the Camera */

2011-09-01T20:55:49Z

Point the Camera

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	[[Image:target_null_1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|target_null_1]]		[[Image:target_null_1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|target_null_1]]

	Camera1 needs to be told where to look. To give it a focal point, create a target entity (''~~darkmod/~~base/target_null'') and place it near the center of the bulletin board. Give it the following Property/Value pair:		Camera1 needs to be told where to look. To give it a focal point, create a target entity (''base/target_null'') and place it near the center of the bulletin board. Give it the following Property/Value pair:

	* "name" "target_null_1"		* "name" "target_null_1"
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	For a stationary shot, this is all you need to do.		For a stationary shot, this is all you need to do.
	{{clear}}		{{clear}}

	==Camera Control==		==Camera Control==

Grayman: /* Camera Control */

2010-10-16T18:24:18Z

Camera Control

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	* ''sys.println()'' prints a text line to the console. This is useful when you're unsure whether a particular function is executing or not.		* ''sys.println()'' prints a text line to the console. This is useful when you're unsure whether a particular function is executing or not.

	* ''$Camera1.activate($player1)'' triggers Camera1. ''$Camera1'' is the name of the ~~entitiy~~, ''activate'' is what you want it to do (in this case, trigger), and ''$player1'' is the name of the entity triggering it. Triggering a camera removes control from the player and paints the screen with whatever the camera is looking at.		* ''$Camera1.activate($player1)'' triggers Camera1. ''$Camera1'' is the name of the entity, ''activate'' is what you want it to do (in this case, trigger), and ''$player1'' is the name of the entity triggering it. Triggering a camera removes control from the player and paints the screen with whatever the camera is looking at.

	* ''sys.wait(13)'' says to wait 13 seconds. So our shot is 13 seconds long.		* ''sys.wait(13)'' says to wait 13 seconds. So our shot is 13 seconds long.

Grayman: /* The Scene */

2010-09-22T16:35:29Z

The Scene

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	FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.		FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.

	Download [http://~~www~~.~~mediafire~~.~~com~~/~~?8xe89y3eb51vawh~~ snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.		Download [http://tdm.taaaki.za.net/files/tutorials/Cutscenes%20by%20grayman/snitch.zip snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.

	==Camera Creation==		==Camera Creation==

Grayman: /* The Scene */

2010-09-22T15:00:39Z

The Scene

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	FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.		FM authors use two different work setups: ''Project'', and ''Non-Project''. For an overview, see [[Startpack Mappers' Guide#Project versus Non-Project?]]. The files in this tutorial are available in Project form. Those who prefer the Non-Project form can place the files in the appropriate directories.

	Download [snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.		Download [http://www.mediafire.com/?8xe89y3eb51vawh snitch.zip] and extract it into your ''Doom 3'' folder. What you're getting is a set of maps with a dressed set, two actors, a player start near some handy buttons, and a script to run the scene. Each article in this series comes with its own starting map for you to work with, and a "finished" map to check against.

	==Camera Creation==		==Camera Creation==

Grayman at 02:35, 21 September 2010

2010-09-21T02:35:36Z

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	~~'''NOTE: This article is under construction until this NOTE goes away.'''~~

	==The Scene==		==The Scene==