TDM Movers - Revision history

Greebo at 07:41, 30 June 2008

2008-06-30T07:41:32Z

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	* [[CMultiStateMoverPosition]] (atdm:mover_multistate_position)		* [[CMultiStateMoverPosition]] (atdm:mover_multistate_position)

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2008-06-22T14:38:18Z

2008-06-22T14:25:30Z

moved multistatemoverbutton

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 ;scriptEvent	void 	Operate();
 : Call this to "press" the button.
 === C++ Methods and Events ===
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 ;virtual void	OnMultistateMoverLeave(CMultiStateMover* mover);
 :These two events are called when the multistate mover leaves/arrives the position.
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2008-06-22T14:24:38Z

C++ Methods and Events

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	;virtual void OnMultistateMoverArrive(CMultiStateMover* mover);		;virtual void OnMultistateMoverArrive(CMultiStateMover* mover);
	;virtual void OnMultistateMoverLeave(CMultiStateMover* mover);		;virtual void OnMultistateMoverLeave(CMultiStateMover* mover);
	:These two events are called when the ~~mulitstate~~ mover leaves/arrives the position.		:These two events are called when the multistate mover leaves/arrives the position.

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2008-06-22T14:24:18Z

CMultiStateMoverPosition

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	=== C++ Methods and Events ===		=== C++ Methods and Events ===
	* ~~TODO~~		; CMultiStateMoverButton* GetFetchButton();
			: returns the fetch button for this elevator position. Used by AI to know which button to press.
			; CMultiStateMoverButton* GetRideButton(CMultiStateMoverPosition* toPosition);
			: Returns the button entity which can be used to move the associated elevator to the given 'toPosition'. Used by AI to find out which button to press when standing on an elevator.

			;virtual void OnMultistateMoverArrive(CMultiStateMover* mover);
			;virtual void OnMultistateMoverLeave(CMultiStateMover* mover);
			:These two events are called when the mulitstate mover leaves/arrives the position.

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2008-06-22T11:22:34Z

CMultiStateMover

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 === C++ Methods and Events ===
 The CMultiStateMover works closely together with the [[CMultiStateMoverPosition]] and [[CMultiStateMoverButton]] classes. There is a lot of communication going on between these, to handle the AAS obstacle stuff and to let AI know which buttons to use at which elevator station.
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2008-06-22T11:17:44Z

CMultiStateMover

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 === C++ Methods and Events ===
 * <no special events>
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2008-06-22T11:08:12Z

CFrobDoorHandle

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	=== Spawnargs ===		=== Spawnargs ===
			* '''snd_tap_locked''' (sound shader) Called when the handle starts to move and its door is locked.
			* '''snd_tap_default''' (sound shader) Called when the handle starts to move and its door is unlocked.

	=== Script Events ===		=== Script Events ===
			; scriptEvent void Tap();
			: Call this to make the handle move and subsequently trigger the door.

	=== C++ Methods and Events ===		=== C++ Methods and Events ===
			* <no special methods>

	== CFrobButton ==		== CFrobButton ==

2008-06-22T11:04:14Z

CFrobDoorHandle

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	=== C++ Methods and Events ===		=== C++ Methods and Events ===
	Most of the setup work is done in the virtual override of CBinaryFrobMover::PostSpawn(). The CFrobDoor::PostSpawn() override sets up the double doors, binds the doorhandles and sets up the lock_ and open_peers.		Most of the setup work is done in the virtual override of CBinaryFrobMover::PostSpawn(). The CFrobDoor::PostSpawn() override sets up the double doors, binds the doorhandles and sets up the lock_ and open_peers.

			== CFrobDoorHandle ==
			The corresponding entityDef is '''atdm:mover_door_handle'''.

			Door handles can be attached to doors via '''bind''' and are responsible of triggering the doors in the correct moment. Whenever a door with an attached handle is frobbed, it's the handle that receives the command and starts moving. When the handle reaches its "open" position, the open command is routed back to the door. There is no restriction concerning the movement type of door handles, they can both rotate or translate.

			=== Spawnargs ===
			=== Script Events ===
			=== C++ Methods and Events ===

	== CFrobButton ==		== CFrobButton ==

2008-06-22T11:03:00Z

CFrobLever

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 === Script Events ===
 * <same script events as CFrobButton>
 === C++ Methods and Events ===