Stim/Response Editor - Revision history

Datiswous: /* Change Patrol */

2023-12-20T12:44:13Z

Change Patrol

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	If the new path circles back to the original path, the path will fork at this point:		If the new path circles back to the original path, the path will fork at this point:
	if the new path does not target any path_corner of the original path, the AI will remain patrolling the new path.		if the new path does not target any path_corner of the original path, the AI will remain patrolling the new path.

			{{editing}}

Frost Salamander: add burn damage example

2023-12-18T20:05:13Z

add burn damage example

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	= Examples =		= Examples =

			== Simple Hot Item that does Burn Damage ==
			This is a very simple case that illustrates how S/R works. A key thing to note about this example is '''the response to the stim we're adding already exists on the player entity'''. All we're doing is adding a damage stim to an entity which will invoke the response on the player when in range of the stim.

			# Add an entity to a map, for example a campfire (atdm:campfire_small)
			# with the entity selected, from the Menu select Entity -> Stim/Response...
			# Select the 'Stims' tab, and choose 'Damage' from the drop-down list at the bottom. Click 'Add'.
			# Make sure the 'Damage' stim you just added is selected, and set the following values:
			- Active
			- Time interval: 1000 ms
			- Radius: 100
			- Magnitude: 1 (Falloff Exponent: 1.0)

			Now start the map and walk towards the campfire. It should apply a small amount of damage every second. The falloff exponent of 1.0 means linear falloff, with the damage increasing the closer you get to the fire.

	== Arrow Trap ==		== Arrow Trap ==

Springheel: /* Available effects */

2018-08-17T14:15:19Z

Available effects

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	* '''Clear Targets:''' Removes all Target-args from the named Entity.		* '''Clear Targets:''' Removes all Target-args from the named Entity.
	* '''Damage:''' Applies a damage type to the stated Target. By default, both the player and AI have a response to Damage stims. If time_interval is not set, it defaults to firing every millisecond, which will kill anything almost instantly.		* '''Damage:''' Applies a damage type to the stated Target. By default, both the player and AI have a response to Damage stims. If time_interval is not set, it defaults to firing every millisecond, which will kill anything almost instantly.
	** Damage Defs can be found in the def file "darkmod/tdm_defs01.pk4/defs/tdm_damage.def".		** Damage Defs can be found in the def file "darkmod/tdm_defs01.pk4/defs/tdm_damage.def". (I think this would have to be changed at the response level, on the player and AI)
	* '''Deactivate Response:''' Deactivates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the named Entity.		* '''Deactivate Response:''' Deactivates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the named Entity.
	* '''Deactivate Shooter:''' Deactivates the stated Shooter.		* '''Deactivate Shooter:''' Deactivates the stated Shooter.

Springheel: /* Available effects */

2018-08-15T19:39:43Z

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	* '''Blind AI:''' Blinds the named AI as if a flash bomb has been used on it.		* '''Blind AI:''' Blinds the named AI as if a flash bomb has been used on it.
	* '''Clear Targets:''' Removes all Target-args from the named Entity.		* '''Clear Targets:''' Removes all Target-args from the named Entity.
	* '''Damage:''' Applies a damage type to the stated Target. By default, both the player and AI have a response to Damage stims.		* '''Damage:''' Applies a damage type to the stated Target. By default, both the player and AI have a response to Damage stims. If time_interval is not set, it defaults to firing every millisecond, which will kill anything almost instantly.
	** Damage Defs can be found in the def file "darkmod/tdm_defs01.pk4/defs/tdm_damage.def".		** Damage Defs can be found in the def file "darkmod/tdm_defs01.pk4/defs/tdm_damage.def".
	* '''Deactivate Response:''' Deactivates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the named Entity.		* '''Deactivate Response:''' Deactivates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the named Entity.

Springheel: /* Available effects */

2018-08-15T15:38:52Z

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	* '''Gas Knockout:''' Knocks out the named Target as if it had been hit with a gas arrow.		* '''Gas Knockout:''' Knocks out the named Target as if it had been hit with a gas arrow.
	* '''Heal:''' Heals the named Target by the stated Amount.		* '''Heal:''' Heals the named Target by the stated Amount.
	* '''Kill:''' Kills the named Target.		* '''Kill:''' Kills the named Target. AI don't have a default Response to this as standard.
	* '''Knockout:''' Knocks out the named Target as if it had been hit with the blackjack.		* '''Knockout:''' Knocks out the named Target as if it had been hit with the blackjack.
	* '''Turn extinguishable Light Off:''' Extinguishes the named extinguishable Light.		* '''Turn extinguishable Light Off:''' Extinguishes the named extinguishable Light.

Springheel: /* Available effects */

2018-08-15T15:34:22Z

Available effects

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	* '''Blind AI:''' Blinds the named AI as if a flash bomb has been used on it.		* '''Blind AI:''' Blinds the named AI as if a flash bomb has been used on it.
	* '''Clear Targets:''' Removes all Target-args from the named Entity.		* '''Clear Targets:''' Removes all Target-args from the named Entity.
	* '''Damage:''' Applies a damage type to the stated Target.		* '''Damage:''' Applies a damage type to the stated Target. By default, both the player and AI have a response to Damage stims.
	** Damage Defs can be found in the def file "darkmod/tdm_defs01.pk4/defs/tdm_damage.def".		** Damage Defs can be found in the def file "darkmod/tdm_defs01.pk4/defs/tdm_damage.def".
	* '''Deactivate Response:''' Deactivates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the named Entity.		* '''Deactivate Response:''' Deactivates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the named Entity.

Teh saccade: /* Stims */ subject caps consistency /sp.

2018-03-06T01:20:33Z

Stims: subject caps consistency /sp.

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	= Stims =		= Stims =

	To add a ~~stim~~ or ~~response~~ to an entity, open the Stim/Response editor:		To add a Stim or Response to an entity, open the Stim/Response editor:
	Select the entity and - from the menu bar - go to Entity > Stim/Response.		Select the entity and - from the menu bar - go to Entity > Stim/Response.
	The Stim/Response Editor has three tabs: Stims, Responses and Custom Stims.		The Stim/Response Editor has three tabs: Stims, Responses and Custom Stims.
	As stated on the [[Stim/Response]] page, an entity can have either or both Stims and Responses, but is not able to ~~crate~~ a Response through a Stim fired on itself.		As stated on the [[Stim/Response]] page, an entity can have either or both Stims and Responses, but is not able to create a Response through a Stim fired on itself.

	To add a non-custom Stim, select the "Stims" tab.		To add a non-custom Stim, select the "Stims" tab.
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	If no Stim type is selected, all options presented on the right are greyed out.		If no Stim type is selected, all options presented on the right are greyed out.
	The options on the right side of the editor allow changes to all key values of the Stim, removing the need to type and enter manually all key values as listed and described in [[Stim/Response Key/Values]].		The options on the right side of the editor allow changes to all key values of the Stim, removing the need to type and enter manually all key values as listed and described in [[Stim/Response Key/Values]].


	= Responses =		= Responses =

Teh saccade: /* Responses */
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2018-03-06T01:17:10Z

Responses: <br> / gram.syntx.'C'onsist.

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	= Responses =		= Responses =

	The Response Editor is a simplified way to create basic scripts without need for deeper knowledge on scripting for TDM.		The Response Editor is a simplified way to create basic scripts without need for deeper knowledge in scripting for TDM.
	It works similar to the Stim Editor, but for adding Stims that will act as entity ~~responses~~.		It works similar to the Stim Editor, but for adding Stims that will act as entity Responses.
	In the Responses tab, the Stim to which the selected entity should respond is selected in the same way as the Stims tab.		In the Responses tab, the Stim to which the selected entity should respond is selected in the same way as the Stims tab.

	However, this only tells the entity that it must show a ~~response~~ to a certain Stim type. For a ~~response~~ to happen, there must be an effect.		However, this only tells the entity that it must show a Response to a certain Stim type. For a Response to happen, there must be an effect.<br>
	To add an effect, right-click in the "Response Effects" window and press, "Add new Effect".		To add an effect, right-click in the "Response Effects" window and press, "Add new Effect".<br>
	Double-clicking the numbered Response, or right-clicking it and choosing "Edit", open the "Edit Response Effect" box in which it is possible to select the target entity, type of Stim (as args) and the Response effect itself.		Double-clicking the numbered Response (or right-clicking it and choosing "Edit") will open the "Edit Response Effect" box, in which it is possible to select the target entity, type of Stim (as args) and the Response effect itself.


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	It is possible to add several effects with one response type by checking the box, "Random Effects" and entering the number of random effects to be used.		It is possible to add several effects with one response type by checking the box, "Random Effects" and entering the number of random effects to be used.
	Note that each effect can be used multiple times. E.g. Selecting only one effect and setting "Random Effects: 3" will use the same effect three times.		Note that each effect can be used multiple times. E.g. Selecting only one effect and setting "Random Effects: 3" will use the same effect three times.



	= Examples =		= Examples =

Teh saccade: /* Arrow Trap */ sp.

2018-03-06T01:08:00Z

Arrow Trap: sp.

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	* To that Response, add the Effect "Activate Shooter" with the name of the shooter as "Shooter Entity".		* To that Response, add the Effect "Activate Shooter" with the name of the shooter as "Shooter Entity".

	Now the shooter will start firing as soon as the player comes ~~withing~~ 100 units of the NoDraw func_static entity.		Now the shooter will start firing as soon as the player comes within 100 units of the NoDraw func_static entity.

	There are three options:		There are three options:
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	* It is also possible to use the Effect, "Remove shooter". But if this is used, the shooter will not be reactivated (E.g. if the player re-arms the trap, as above).		* It is also possible to use the Effect, "Remove shooter". But if this is used, the shooter will not be reactivated (E.g. if the player re-arms the trap, as above).
	''Note that using this setup, where the Response is "Player", the trap will exclusively react to the player and not to any AI.''		''Note that using this setup, where the Response is "Player", the trap will exclusively react to the player and not to any AI.''


	== Change Patrol ==		== Change Patrol ==

Teh saccade: / page format / index [header] nesting

2018-03-05T14:50:47Z

/ page format / index [header] nesting

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	=== Stim / Response Editor ===		= Stim / Response Editor =


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	For more general reading on stims and responses, please see also the pages [[Stim/Response]] and [[Stim/Response Key/Values]].		For more general reading on stims and responses, please see also the pages [[Stim/Response]] and [[Stim/Response Key/Values]].

	== Stims ==		= Stims =

	To add a stim or response to an entity, open the Stim/Response editor:		To add a stim or response to an entity, open the Stim/Response editor:
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	== Responses ==		= Responses =

	The Response Editor is a simplified way to create basic scripts without need for deeper knowledge on scripting for TDM.		The Response Editor is a simplified way to create basic scripts without need for deeper knowledge on scripting for TDM.
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	Double-clicking the numbered Response, or right-clicking it and choosing "Edit", open the "Edit Response Effect" box in which it is possible to select the target entity, type of Stim (as args) and the Response effect itself.		Double-clicking the numbered Response, or right-clicking it and choosing "Edit", open the "Edit Response Effect" box in which it is possible to select the target entity, type of Stim (as args) and the Response effect itself.

	~~----~~

	=== Available effects ~~are: =~~==
			== Available effects ==

	* '''Activate Response:''' Activates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the stated Entity.		* '''Activate Response:''' Activates the Response for the stated Stim Type on the stated Entity.
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	Note that each effect can be used multiple times. E.g. Selecting only one effect and setting "Random Effects: 3" will use the same effect three times.		Note that each effect can be used multiple times. E.g. Selecting only one effect and setting "Random Effects: 3" will use the same effect three times.

	~~----~~

	~~=== Examples: ===~~

	== Arrow Trap: ==		= Examples =

			== Arrow Trap ==

	First, create an "atdm:func_shooter" entity and position it so that the arrow points in the desired direction to shoot.		First, create an "atdm:func_shooter" entity and position it so that the arrow points in the desired direction to shoot.
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	''Note that using this setup, where the Response is "Player", the trap will exclusively react to the player and not to any AI.''		''Note that using this setup, where the Response is "Player", the trap will exclusively react to the player and not to any AI.''

	~~----~~

	== Change Patrol: ==		== Change Patrol ==

	An AI's behaviour, such as its [[AI_Patrol\|patrol route]], may be altered through a response.		An AI's behaviour, such as its [[AI_Patrol\|patrol route]], may be altered through a response.
	E.g. If the player has taken a specific loot item.		E.g. If the player has taken a specific loot item.

Stim/Response Editor - Revision history

Datiswous: /* Change Patrol */

Frost Salamander: add burn damage example

Springheel: /* Available effects */

Springheel: /* Available effects */

Springheel: /* Available effects */

Springheel: /* Available effects */

Teh saccade: /* Stims */ subject caps consistency /sp.

Teh saccade: /* Responses */ / gram.syntx.'C'onsist.

Teh saccade: /* Arrow Trap */ sp.

Teh saccade: / page format / index [header] nesting

Teh saccade: /* Responses */
/ gram.syntx.'C'onsist.