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| − | | previous=[[HowTo:Add_Conversation|Add Conversation]] | + | | previous=[[Development:Campaigns|Edit Campaigns]] |
| − | | up=[[HowTo]] | + | | up=[[HowTos]] |
| − | | next=[[HowTo:Edit_News|Edit News]] | + | | next=[[HowTo:Edit News|Edit News]] |
| | }} | | }} |
| | ---- | | ---- |
| − | | + | ==EDITING MISSIONS== |
| − | =EDITING MISSIONS= | |
| | {{attention}} | | {{attention}} |
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| − | ==Introduction== | + | ===Introduction=== |
| | Vega Strike has a powerful missions scripting interface that allows you to nearly modify Vega Strike at whatever level you choose, from the AI scripts (and the physics thereof) to the missions... to the overall plot and goal of the game. | | Vega Strike has a powerful missions scripting interface that allows you to nearly modify Vega Strike at whatever level you choose, from the AI scripts (and the physics thereof) to the missions... to the overall plot and goal of the game. |
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| − | ==Basic XML integration== | + | ===[[HowTo:Edit_Missions:XML_integration|Basic XML integration]]=== |
| − | First let me start by explaining how to run a python class... in this case we start with the prebuild "privateer.py" script to run our mission. Open up mission/explore_universe.mission First come the variables that designate how the mission should normally start. By normally I mean if they don't have any save game present.
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| − | ===Variables Section=== | + | ===[[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Python:Missions|Python Inheritance In Missions]]=== |
| − | It loads Crucible/Cephid_17.system as the star system (which is in XML and stores all present planets) After this, comes the actors in the mission, the flightgroups of fighters. If a mission has more than one player, then each player is the leader (first ship) in each respective flightgroup.
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| − | Notice that so far there are a lot of values you don't see for long in the default vegastrike game. Credits, System, first flightgroup fighter, difficulty--these are all initial values but can change.... since there is specified a savegame. The savegame makes the mission more of a campaign type mission where things may be saved to disk and reloaded at a later point. If no savegame variable is specified (this is where the autosave goes) then the mission will not save and will be a one time play mission.
| + | ===Conclusions=== |
| | + | Well this is the best I can do so far. Please read this documentation over and let me know if you have any suggestions or clarifications. And best yet give it a shot and try it out. And at least look at |
| | + | '''[https://github.com/vegastrike/Assets-Production/tree/master/modules/missions/cargo_mission.py modules/missions/cargo_mission.py]''' (which is called from a number of missions I think) as well as '''[https://github.com/vegastrike/Assets-Production/blob/master/modules/missions/privateer.py modules/missions/privateer.py]''' called by '''[https://github.com/vegastrike/Assets-Production/blob/master/mission/explore_universe.mission mission/explore_universe.mission]'''. And certainly try to understand '''[https://github.com/vegastrike/Assets-Production/blob/master/modules/quests/quest_drone.py modules/quests/quest_drone.py]''' before trying to write a quest (or while trying to write one). |
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| − | <pre>
| + | Please also have a look in [[Development:Quests]] for a detailed explanation on the structure of quests and an explanation on how they work. |
| − | <mission>
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| − | <settings>
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| − | <origin planet="earth" x="0000" y="100" z="000.0"/>
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| − | </settings>
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| − | <variables>
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| − | <!-- <var name="continuousterrain" value="continuousterrain.txt"/>-->
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| − | <var name="credits" value="13500"/>
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| − | <var name="defaultplayer" value="blue"/>
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| − | <var name="mission_name" value="Privateer Mission" />
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| − | <var name="difficulty" value=".05"/><!--starting difficulty-->
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| − | <var name="system" value="Crucible/Cephid_17" />
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| − | <var name="description" value="Like, as if." />
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| − | <var name="savegame" value="explore_universe_difficulty" />
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| − | </variables>
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| − | </pre>
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| − | ===Flightgroup Section===
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| − | The rot flag is ignored, and the position specifies the x,y,z coords of the Shlimazel flightgroup, which is of type llama.begin.
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| − | <pre>
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| − | <flightgroups>
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| − | <flightgroup name="Shlimazel" faction="privateer" type="llama.begin"
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| − | ainame="default" waves="1" nr_ships="1">
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| − | <pos x="-95124024.543917" y="412089916.256812"
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| − | z="-110779667.398050"/>
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| − | <rot x="180.0" y="180.0" z="180.0"/>
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| − | <order order="tmptarget" target="omikron"/>
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| − | <order priority="0" order="superiority" target="enemy"/>
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| − | <order priority="1" order="bomber" target="omikron"/>
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| − | <order priority="2" order="escort" target="blue"/>
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| − | </flightgroup>
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| − | </flightgroups>
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| − | </pre>
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| − | ===Python Section===
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| − | Future note: If you wanted to add a campaign to the privateer mission you would most likely modify privateer.py to have a campaign module get loaded.... so you wouldn't necessarily need to modify explore_universe.mission just to add a campaign... lets dig further into the meat of the scripting.
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| − | If a mission has python tags...then it is a python mission and may have some embedded python in it. In this case the python makes a new python object of type privateer in the privateer.py module in the modules/ directory.
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| − | <pre>
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| − | <python>
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| − | from privateer import privateer
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| − | my_obj=privateer(8000,40000,500,3,2,.6,.25,.1,400000,2000)
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| − | </python>
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| − | </mission>
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| − | </pre>
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| − | You have to be careful about newlines, etc in the XML, but it shoudl usually work just dandy. You notice that the mission may pass in arguments to the privateer module that can make slight changes in teh gameplay. This allows many cargo missions to use the same module in order to change the parameters of the cargo missions. In this case the values I have selected appear to work relatively well.
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| − | ==Python Inheritance In Missions==
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| − | Ok lets dig further into the privateer.py module:
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| − | It is a very short module written in more or less pure python... I say more or less for a very specific reason: it inherits from a C++ class!
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| − | Director is a C++ class exported to python. All missions must inherit from director.... in this case the mission is very short as it uses other (pure python) modules. random_encounters.random_encounters, difficulty.difficulty and ,trading.trading all do NOT inherit from C++ as this class takes care of the C++ inheritance.
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| − | The constructor __init__ takes the arguments that we passed in from the XML file and passes them on to the various submodules. The only really really important thing you do in the constructor is call
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| − | Director.Mission.__init__ (self)
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| − | If you do not do this, Vegastrike will not load your module and will silently fail (this calls the C++ constructor, which actually triggers the binding of your module to the python mission).
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| − | Each mission module must have an execute function so that something can happen every physics frame. In this case it just calls execute on all the submodules... not very interesting.
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| − | Missions also may have 2 functions:
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| − | Pickle (self) which returns a string with a XML mission file that will load the mission properly as well as a string representing the mission in serialized form... if the mission were reloaded that mission would be loaded and its corresponding python would be run.
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| − | Then Unpickle (self, str) would be called (with str being a string) and the expectation that the mission would be reloaded. data/newmission.py has an example of this.
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| − | You may also choose to save data in a float by float format as follows (the advantage to this format is that it is saved on a PER PLAYER basis... so that each player may have a different value):
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| − | There are 4 functions at your disposal for this older way to save missions:
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| − | This function adds the key for later retrieval (even after VS quits ) and pushes the float to the end of the hashtable indexed by stringkey:
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| − | <pre>
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| − | myindex=Director.pushSaveData(int whichplayer, stringkey,floatVal);
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| − | </pre>
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| − | This function modifies a index in a key that has already been pushed back at one point:
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| − | <pre>
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| − | Director.putSaveData (intWhichPlayer, stringkey, myIndex, floatVal);
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| − | </pre>
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| − | This function gets the number of float values for a given player:
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| − | <pre>
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| − | Director.getSaveDataLength (int whichplayer, string key)
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| − | </pre>
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| − | This function gets save data saved at that number:
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| − | <pre>
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| − | Director.getSaveData(int whichplayer, stringkey, int num)
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| − | </pre>
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| − | You can make up stringkeys and save only 1 float per key if you wish... each key is allowed to have an vector of possible values. Use as you wish! For the privateer mission I save things with key 31337ness and the one value in there is the difficulty that I write out.... If a campaign is more global rather than player specific you may just choose to pickle it...however if something is on a per-player basis, it may be best going in these SaveData float vectors.
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| − | With the exception of AI modules from here on out it's straight python. I will go over some of the functions you can call inside Vega Strike in a minute.
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| − | ==Python Inheritance with AI Scripts ==
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| − | Let me talk about AI scripts briefly.
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| − | You'll notice a nice AI script named printhello.py in the data/printhello.py. It is very similar to a mission with a few notable differences.
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| − | * First of all the AI class you make must inherit from the class '''VS.PythonAI'''.
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| − | * Secondly instead of having an '''__init__ ''' function it must have an '''init()''' function. The reasons for this have something to do with how inheritance works from C++, but this init function takes in self of course and the unit to which thie AI script belongs. '''__init__''' may start off some AI scripts from the get go, or you may wait until you execute each frame. in this case printhello loads the XML script '''++turntowards.xml''' (which is the hard coded C++ equivalent to '''ai/scripts/turntowards.xml'''). After loading that AI script it replaces its parents order with the last AI script, in this case the XML script. In the Execute function this AI script calls Execute on the higher level (which takes care of responding to communications) and then prints h to the console for no apparent reason.
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| − | * Lastly and most importantly, the AI script makes a new class for itself. So when the C++ code executes '''printhello.py''' it will call the C++ constructor which will take care of binding it. So when you make a new unit like so:
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| − | <pre>
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| − | VS.launch (fgname,type,faction,"unit","printhello.py",nr_ships,nr_waves,vec,logo)
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| − | </pre>
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| − | it will have this python AI attached to it. However if you are too lazy to write AI's you can use the most excellent default AI
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| − | <pre>
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| − | VS.launch (fgname,type,faction,"unit","default",nr_ships,nr_waves,vec,logo)
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| − | </pre>
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| − | ==Summary about python-Vegastrike class relationships==
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| − | * Missions must inherit from '''Director.Mission'''
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| − | * AI's must inherit from '''VS.PythonAI'''
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| − | * Missions must have an '''__init__ '''function with any number of arguments that calls '''Director.Mission.__init__ (self)'''; to trigger the C++ binding
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| − | * AI's must have an '''init(self, un)''' function with those exact 2 arguments... the second one is the parent Unit. I don't recommend you save the unit currently--I'm not sure if it will garbage collect the unit in that case... just call the '''self.GetParent()''' function as the AI script.
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| − | * Both AI's and Missions may have an '''Execute(self)''' function that does somethign each frame depending on the disired result.
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| − | * Missions may have a '''Pickle''' and '''Unpickle''' function in order to save and load the state of a campaign (this can be incredibly complex!)
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| − | ==Python - Vega Strike Bindings==
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| − | ===Vegastrike Utility Functions===
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| − | Now that you can run complex python scripts that could even play minesweeper at the prompt, you probably want to interact with Vegastrike directly and "do" stuff like make ships, set objectives, and generally give the player a hard time.
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| − | First of all let me talk about the "stubs". We have had a clever idea to make missions somewhat testable outside the framework of vegastrike by autogenerating stub functions. The way you make stub functions is by using the C++ processor in 2 steps...
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| − | <pre>
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| − | cd src/python gcc -E -DPYTHON_STUB=1 unit_wrapper.cpp > /data/modules/stub/VS.py
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| − | </pre>
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| − | then edit that file and replace with (newline)(space)(space) and you have a sample python stub so you can find out every mission that vegastrike exports.
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| − | we try to keep these stubs as up to date as possible. Anyhow this lets you test your missions at the prompt by adding the two directories
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| − | <pre>
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| − | import sys
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| − | sys.path = sys.path + ['/home/blah/data/modules']
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| − | sys.path = sys.path + ['/home/blah/data/modules/stub']
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| − | import VS
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| − | ...
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| − | </pre>
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| − | and then you can run your mission and see if it at least sort of works.
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| − | the stub file also gives you a good idea about what functions are available for you in your missions.
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| − | I will try to give a brief description here...
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| − | Feel free to add to the descritptions or to ask me about any that are unclear. I give you as follows the VS functions C++ names so you get type information as well! Note that these comments are also included in '''src/universe_util.h'''
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| − | ===Universe_util.h===
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| − | <pre>
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| − | //this function sets the "current" system to be "name" where name may be something like
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| − | //"sol_sector/sol" or "vega_sector/vega" this function may take some time if the system
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| − | //has not been loaded before
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| − | void pushSystem (string name);
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| − | //this function restores the active system.... there must be an equal number of pushSystems
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| − | //and popSystems or else Vega Strike may behave unpredictably
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| − | void popSystem ();
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| − | //This function gets the current system's official name
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| − | string getSystemFile();
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| − | //this function gets the current system's nickname (not useful)
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| − | string getSystemName();
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| − | //this function gets an iterator into the units in the current system... do NOT keep an iterator
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| − | //across a frame--it may get deleted!
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| − | un_iter getUnitList();
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| − | //This function gets a unit given a number (how many iterations to go down in the iterator)
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| − | Unit *getUnit(int index);
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| − | //this function launches a wormhole or ajump point.
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| − | Unit *launchJumppoint(string name_string,
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| − | string faction_string,
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| − | string type_string,
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| − | string unittype_string,
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| − | string ai_string,
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| − | int nr_of_ships,
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| − | int nr_of_waves,
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| − | QVector pos,
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| − | string squadlogo,
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| − | string destinations);
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| − | //this function launches a normal fighter the name is the flightgroup name, the type is the ship type,
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| − | //the faction is who it belongs to, the unittype is usually "unit" unless you want to make asteroids or
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| − | //nebulae or jump points or planets. the aistring is either a python filename or "default" the nr of
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| − | //ships is the number of ships to be launched with this group, the number of waves is num reinforcements...
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| − | //the position is a tuple (x,y,z) where they appear and the squadlogo is a squadron image...you can leave
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| − | //this the empty string '' for the default squadron logo.
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| − | Unit* launch (string name_string,string type_string,string faction_string,string unittype,
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| − | string ai_string,int nr_of_ships,int nr_of_waves, QVector pos, string sqadlogo);
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| − | //this gets a random cargo type (useful for cargo missions) from either any category if category is ''
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| − | //or else from a specific category 'Contraband' comes to mind!
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| − | Cargo getRandCargo(int quantity, string category);
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| − | //This gets the faction name of an index
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| − | string GetFactionName(int index);
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| − | //this gets an index given a faction name
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| − | int GetFactionIndex(string name);
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| − | //this gets a relationship between two factions
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| − | float GetRelation(string myfaction,string theirfaction);
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| − | //this changes the relaationship based on the rank and how mad or happy they are (the relationship
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| − | //is between 0 and 1... so a adjustment of .01 with a rank of 1 is QUITE significant.
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| − | void AdjustRelation(string myfaction,string theirfaction, float factor, float rank);
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| − | //this gets the number of factions in game
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| − | int GetNumFactions ();
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| − | //this gets the current time in seconds
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| − | float GetGameTime ();
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| − | //this sets the time compresison value to zero
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| − | void SetTimeCompression ();
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| − | //this gets a string which has in it a space delimited list of neighmoring systems
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| − | string GetAdjacentSystem (string str, int which);
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| − | //this gets a specific property of this system as found in universe/milky_way.xml
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| − | string GetGalaxyProperty (string sys, string prop);
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| − | //this gets the number of systems adjacent to the sysname
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| − | int GetNumAdjacentSystems (string sysname);
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| − | //this adds a playlist to the music and may be triggered with an int
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| − | int musicAddList(string str);
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| − | //this plays a specific song
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| − | void musicPlaySong(string str);
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| − | //this plays msuci from a given list (where the int is what was returned by musicAddList)
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| − | void musicPlayList(int which);
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| − | //this gets the difficutly of the game... ranges between 0 and 1... many missions depend on it
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| − | //never going past .99 unless it's always at one.
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| − | float GetDifficulty ();
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| − | //this sets the difficulty
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| − | void SetDifficulty (float diff);
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| − | //this plays a sound at a location...if the sound has dual channels it will play in the center
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| − | void playSound(string soundName, QVector loc, Vector speed);
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| − | //this plays an image (explosion or warp animation) at a location
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| − | void playAnimation(string aniName, QVector loc, float size);
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| − | //this ends the mission with either success or failure
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| − | void terminateMission(bool term);
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| − | //this gets the player belonging to this mission
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| − | Unit *getPlayer();
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| − | //this gets a player number (if in splitscreen mode)
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| − | Unit *getPlayerX(int which);
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| − | //this gets the number of active players
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| − | int getNumPlayers ();
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| − | //this adds an objective for the cockpit to view ("go here and do this')
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| − | int addObjective(string objective);
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| − | //this sets the objective's completeness (the int was returned by add objective)
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| − | void setObjective(int which, string newobjective);
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| − | //this sets the completeness of a particular objective... chanigng the color onscreen
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| − | void setCompleteness(int which, float completeNess);
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| − | //this gets that completeness
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| − | float getCompleteness(int which);
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| − | //this sets the owner of a completeness
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| − | void setOwner(int which,Unit *owner);
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| − | //this gets an owner of a completeness (NULL means all players can see this objective)
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| − | Unit* getOwner(int which);
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| − | //this sends an IO message... I'm not sure if delay currently works, but from, to and message
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| − | //do :-) ... if you want to send to the bar do "bar" as the to string... if you want to make
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| − | //news for the news room specify "news"
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| − | void IOmessage(int delay,string from,string to,string message);
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| − | //this gets a unit with 1 of each cargo type in it
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| − | Unit *GetMasterPartList ();
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| − | //this gets a unit with a faction's contraband list... may be null (check with isNull)
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| − | Unit *GetContrabandList (string faction);
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| − | //this sets whether or not a player may autopilot. Normally they are both 0 and the autopiloting
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| − | //is allowed based on if enemies are near... if you pass in 1 then autopilot will be allowed no
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| − | //matter who is near... if you set -1 then autopilot is never allowed. global affects all
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| − | //players... player just affects the player who accepted the mission.
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| − | void SetAutoStatus (int global_auto, int player_auto);
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| − | </pre>
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| − | ===VS.py===
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| − | Many of these functions return Unit * (for python just Unit) However there is a very critical difference between a Python Unit and a C++ Unit *. If you have a Python Unit you may keep it across frames... it may turn null (check with isNull()), but you can still keep it.... (if it dies is when it turns null)... in C++ if you keep a Unit * across a frame you WILL cause random segfaults (bad things, hard to find) but ya...Python it's safe to keep Unit's returned by functions...just be aware that between frames they may die and then bet tested Null with isNull().
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| − | The following comments are done with the python class as the arguments are clearly listed in modules/stub/VS.py function :-)
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| − | <pre>
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| − | class Unit:
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| − | #don't call this one :-) it's just there in the stub ... really make units with the VS.launch above
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| − | def __init__(self):
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| − | print 'Unit constructor called with (self)'
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| − | # 1 "python_unit_wrap.h" 1
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| − | #make this unit warp to "un" and possibly ignore friendly targets. when computing if allowed
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| − | def AutoPilotTo(self,un,ignore_friendlies):
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| − | print "AutoPilotTo"
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| − | return 0
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| − | #sets the turret AI to actually fire a turret
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| − | def SetTurretAI(self):
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| − | print "SetTurretAI"
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| − | #tells teh turret AI never to fire
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| − | def DisableTurretAI(self):
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| − | print "DisableTurretAI"
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| − | #drains power of a unit
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| − | def leach(self,XshieldPercent,YrechargePercent,ZenergyPercent):
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| − | print "leach"
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| − | #figures out what rank in the flightgroup is the unit (-1 if no flightgroup or unit dead)
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| − | def getFgSubnumber(self):
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| − | print "getFgSubnumber"
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| − | return -1
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| − | #gets the ID of the flightgroup
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| − | def getFgID(self):
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| − | print "getFgID"
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| − | return string()
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| − | #sets the unit's nickname
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| − | def setFullname(self,name):
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| − | print "setFullname"
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| − | #gets the unit's nickname
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| − | def getFullname(self):
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| − | print "getFullname"
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| − | return string()
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| − | #debug
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| − | def getFullAIDescription(self):
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| − | print "getFullAIDescription"
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| − | return string()
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| − | #not sure!!
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| − | def setTargetFg(self,primary,secondary,tertiary):
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| − | print "setTargetFg"
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| − | #not sure again..perhaps targets a flihgtgroup? probably slow
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| − | def ReTargetFg(self,which_target):
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| − | print "ReTargetFg"
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| − | #if self is a starship as opposed to planet, asteroid, etc
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| − | def isStarShip(self):
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| − | print "isStarShip"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #if the self is a planet
| |
| − | def isPlanet(self):
| |
| − | print "isPlanet"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #if the self is a jump point
| |
| − | def isJumppoint(self):
| |
| − | print "isJumppoint"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #if the other is an enemey
| |
| − | def isEnemy(self,other):
| |
| − | print "isEnemy"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #if the enemy is a friend
| |
| − | def isFriend(self,other):
| |
| − | print "isFriend"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #if enemy is neutral
| |
| − | def isNeutral(self,other):
| |
| − | print "isNeutral"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #get the numerical relation btw -1 and 1 of this with other (may not be the same as other and this)
| |
| − | def getRelation(self,other):
| |
| − | print "getRelation"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #switches missile
| |
| − | def ToggleWeapon(self,Missile):
| |
| − | print "ToggleWeapon"
| |
| − | #turns on all missiles
| |
| − | def SelectAllWeapon(self,Missile):
| |
| − | print "SelectAllWeapon"
| |
| − | #splits a unit into many shrapnel... not 100% sure this works
| |
| − | def Split(self,level):
| |
| − | print "Split"
| |
| − | #don't call
| |
| − | def Init(self):
| |
| − | print "Init"
| |
| − | #turns on the jump drive (provided energy) this will cause the unit to teleport upon hitting a jump point
| |
| − | #this also causes the default AI to go for targetted jump points like there's no tomorrow.
| |
| − | #Desintation should be 0 for now
| |
| − | def ActivateJumpDrive(self,destination):
| |
| − | print "ActivateJumpDrive"
| |
| − | #this turns off an active jump drive
| |
| − | def DeactivateJumpDrive(self):
| |
| − | print "DeactivateJumpDrive"
| |
| − | #destroys this unit with explosion...preferrable to deliver damage or to just plain call Kill()
| |
| − | def Destroy(self):
| |
| − | print "Destroy"
| |
| − | #finds the local coordinates of another unit in this unit's space
| |
| − | def LocalCoordinates(self,un):
| |
| − | print "LocalCoordinates"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #is another unit in range of this
| |
| − | def InRange(self,target,cone,cap):
| |
| − | print "InRange"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is this unit visible?
| |
| − | def CloakVisible(self):
| |
| − | print "CloakVisible"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #Please cloak this unit
| |
| − | def Cloak(self,cloak):
| |
| − | print "Cloak"
| |
| − | #debug I think!!
| |
| − | def RemoveFromSystem(self):
| |
| − | print "RemoveFromSystem"
| |
| − | #find this unit's position if a unit at local_posit fired a shot at speed "speed"
| |
| − | def PositionITTS(self,local_posit,speed):
| |
| − | print "PositionITTS"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #the actual position of this unit
| |
| − | def Position(self):
| |
| − | print "Position"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #position of this unit based on its owning unit (i.e. if it is a turret) or else space for most units
| |
| − | def LocalPosition(self):
| |
| − | print "LocalPosition"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #the unit that is threatening this unit
| |
| − | def Threat(self):
| |
| − | print "Threat"
| |
| − | return Unit()
| |
| − | #set the turrets to target the target passed in
| |
| − | def TargetTurret(self,targ):
| |
| − | print "TargetTurret"
| |
| − | #get an iterator to the subunits
| |
| − | def getSubUnits(self):
| |
| − | print "getSubUnits"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #threaten the target (placing this unit in the Threat() variable)
| |
| − | def Threaten(self,targ,danger):
| |
| − | print "Threaten"
| |
| − | #set the threat level to zero
| |
| − | def ResetThreatLevel(self):
| |
| − | print "ResetThreatLevel"
| |
| − | #fire guns or (if missile is 1) missiles
| |
| − | def Fire(self,Missile):
| |
| − | print "Fire"
| |
| − | #turn off beams
| |
| − | def UnFire(self):
| |
| − | print "UnFire"
| |
| − | #how far have our missiles locked
| |
| − | def computeLockingPercent(self):
| |
| − | print "computeLockingPercent"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #what percent is our shield
| |
| − | def FShieldData(self):
| |
| − | print "FShieldData"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | def RShieldData(self):
| |
| − | print "RShieldData"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | def LShieldData(self):
| |
| − | print "LShieldData"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | def BShieldData(self):
| |
| − | print "BShieldData"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how much fuel have we
| |
| − | def FuelData(self):
| |
| − | print "FuelData"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how much energy
| |
| − | def EnergyData(self):
| |
| − | print "EnergyData"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how much hull
| |
| − | def GetHull(self):
| |
| − | print "GetHull"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how big is this unit
| |
| − | def rSize(self):
| |
| − | print "rSize"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how far away is this unit from a point
| |
| − | def getMinDis(self,pnt):
| |
| − | print "getMinDis"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is a beam (starting at start, ending at end) going through a bubble around this unit
| |
| − | def querySphere(self,start,end,my_unit_radius):
| |
| − | print "querySphere"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is a beam starting at origin with direction going through this unit
| |
| − | def queryBoundingBox(self,origin,direction,err):
| |
| − | print "queryBoundingBox"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #reset all orders to "sitting duck"
| |
| − | def PrimeOrders(self):
| |
| − | print "PrimeOrders"
| |
| − | #load an AI script given the name
| |
| − | def LoadAIScript(self,aiscript):
| |
| − | print "LoadAIScript"
| |
| − | #load the last script that was constructed from VS.PythonAI
| |
| − | def LoadLastPythonAIScript(self):
| |
| − | print "LoadLastPythonAIScript"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #enqueue that script into the end of the given scripts
| |
| − | def EnqueueLastPythonAIScript(self):
| |
| − | print "EnqueueLastPythonAIScript"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #set the position to be pos
| |
| − | def SetPosition(self,pos):
| |
| − | print "SetPosition"
| |
| − | #set the current position (causing the unit to streak over to that position in a number of frames)
| |
| − | def SetCurPosition(self,pos):
| |
| − | print "SetCurPosition"
| |
| − | #sets all positions to be that position
| |
| − | def SetPosAndCumPos(self,pos):
| |
| − | print "SetPosAndCumPos"
| |
| − | #rotation on that axis
| |
| − | def Rotate(self,axis):
| |
| − | print "Rotate"
| |
| − | def ApplyForce(self,Vforce):
| |
| − | print "ApplyForce"
| |
| − | def ApplyLocalForce(self,Vforce):
| |
| − | print "ApplyLocalForce"
| |
| − | def Accelerate(self,Vforce):
| |
| − | print "Accelerate"
| |
| − | def ApplyTorque(self,Vforce,Location):
| |
| − | print "ApplyTorque"
| |
| − | def ApplyBalancedLocalTorque(self,Vforce,Location):
| |
| − | print "ApplyBalancedLocalTorque"
| |
| − | def ApplyLocalTorque(self,torque):
| |
| − | print "ApplyLocalTorque"
| |
| − | #deals damage to the hull based on a local coordinate point
| |
| − | def DealDamageToHull(self,pnt,Damage):
| |
| − | print "DealDamageToHull"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #finds a thrust vector based on the thrust passed in (given the fact that thrusters are finite powered)
| |
| − | def ClampThrust(self,thrust,afterburn):
| |
| − | print "ClampThrust"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #thrust in a direction
| |
| − | def Thrust(self,amt,afterburn):
| |
| − | print "Thrust"
| |
| − | #give lateral thrust
| |
| − | def LateralThrust(self,amt):
| |
| − | print "LateralThrust"
| |
| − | def VerticalThrust(self,amt):
| |
| − | print "VerticalThrust"
| |
| − | def LongitudinalThrust(self,amt):
| |
| − | print "LongitudinalThrust"
| |
| − | #clamp the velocity of a unit to its max speed
| |
| − | def ClampVelocity(self,velocity,afterburn):
| |
| − | print "ClampVelocity"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #clamp a rotation of the unit to max yaw/pitch/roll
| |
| − | def ClampAngVel(self,vel):
| |
| − | print "ClampAngVel"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #clamp angular acceleration to a vector
| |
| − | def ClampTorque(self,torque):
| |
| − | print "ClampTorque"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #sets the orientation given the up and fore vector (q and r respectiveoly)
| |
| − | def SetOrientation(self,q,r):
| |
| − | print "SetOrientation"
| |
| − | #translate from the previous space to this space (without translation)
| |
| − | def UpCoordinateLevel(self,v):
| |
| − | print "UpCoordinateLevel"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #translate from this space down to the world space (without translation)
| |
| − | def DownCoordinateLevel(self,v):
| |
| − | print "DownCoordinateLevel"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #goes from world space to this coordinates including translation_
| |
| − | def ToLocalCoordinates(self,v):
| |
| − | print "ToLocalCoordinates"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #goes from this coordinates to world coordinates including translation
| |
| − | def ToWorldCoordinates(self,v):
| |
| − | print "ToWorldCoordinates"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #gets the angular velocity
| |
| − | def GetAngularVelocity(self):
| |
| − | print "GetAngularVelocity"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | #gets velocity
| |
| − | def GetVelocity(self):
| |
| − | print "GetVelocity"
| |
| − | return (0,0,0)
| |
| − | def SetVelocity(self,v):
| |
| − | print "SetVelocity"
| |
| − | def SetAngularVelocity(self,v):
| |
| − | print "SetAngularVelocity"
| |
| − | def GetMoment(self):
| |
| − | print "GetMoment"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | def GetMass(self):
| |
| − | print "GetMass"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is a missile locked?
| |
| − | def LockMissile(self):
| |
| − | print "LockMissile"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #enject cargo with that index (-1 is ejector seat)
| |
| − | def EjectCargo(self,index):
| |
| − | print "EjectCargo"
| |
| − | #what would this unti pay for the cargo string passed in)
| |
| − | def PriceCargo(self,s):
| |
| − | print "PriceCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how cargos does this unit have
| |
| − | def numCargo(self):
| |
| − | print "numCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is the docking unit cleared with this one
| |
| − | def IsCleared(self,dockingunit):
| |
| − | print "IsCleared"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #get an entire category from teh master part list and add it to the hold
| |
| − | def ImportPartList(self,category,price,pricedev,quantity,quantdev):
| |
| − | print "ImportPartList"
| |
| − | #docking unit wants to request clearence to self
| |
| − | def RequestClearance(self,dockingunit):
| |
| − | print "RequestClearance"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is the unit docked already?
| |
| − | def isDocked(self,dockingUnit):
| |
| − | print "isDocked"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #try to dock (if in white square) with the unittoDockWith otherwise return false
| |
| − | def Dock(self,unitToDockWith):
| |
| − | print "Dock"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #try to undock with the unitToDockWith...on success return 1
| |
| − | def UnDock(self,unitToDockWith):
| |
| − | print "UnDock"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #get number of gunso n this ship (and missiles)
| |
| − | def GetNumMounts(self):
| |
| − | print "GetNumMounts"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #teleport to that other system (as a string) loads if necessary
| |
| − | def JumpTo(self,systemstring):
| |
| − | print "JumpTo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #gets the faction name of this unit
| |
| − | def getFactionName(self):
| |
| − | print "getFactionName"
| |
| − | return ''
| |
| − | #gets the faciton index
| |
| − | def getFactionIndex(self);
| |
| − | print "getFactionIndex"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #sets the faction name (who ownz this unit)
| |
| − | def setFactionName(self,strname):
| |
| − | print "setFactionName"
| |
| − | #who owns this
| |
| − | def setFactionIndex(self,factionindex):
| |
| − | print "setFactionIndex"
| |
| − | def getName(self):
| |
| − | print "getName"
| |
| − | return ''
| |
| − | def getFlightgroupName(self):
| |
| − | print "getFlightgroupName"
| |
| − | return ''
| |
| − | def getFgDirective(self):
| |
| − | print "getFgDirective"
| |
| − | return ''
| |
| − | #gets a unit who is the leader of this flightgroup...returns this if no flightgroup
| |
| − | def getFlightgroupLeader(self):
| |
| − | print "getFlightgroupLeader"
| |
| − | return Unit()
| |
| − | #gimme (this unit) money (can be negative)
| |
| − | def addCredits(self,floatcache):
| |
| − | print "addCredits"
| |
| − | #switch to another lfightgroup
| |
| − | def switchFg(self,fgname):
| |
| − | print "switchFg"
| |
| − | #how much cache do I have (money)
| |
| − | def getCredits(self):
| |
| − | print "getCredits"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #set the leader
| |
| − | def setFlightgroupLeader(self,leader):
| |
| − | print "setFlightgroupLeader"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #not sure
| |
| − | def setFgDirective(a=None,b=None,c=None,d=None,e=None,f=None,g=None,h=None,i=None,j=None):
| |
| − | print "setFgDirective"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #how leaderful am I
| |
| − | def getFgSubnumber(self):
| |
| − | print "getFgSubnumber"
| |
| − | return -1
| |
| − | #is this unit a significant object (base, jump point, planet)
| |
| − | def isSignificant(self):
| |
| − | print "isSignificant"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | | |
| − | def isSun(self):
| |
| − | print "isSun"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #communicate to other unit
| |
| − | def communicateTo(self,other):
| |
| − | print "communicateTo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #maek comm animation appear on screen of target
| |
| − | def commAnimation(self, stringanimation):
| |
| − | print "commAnimation"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #remove a crago from this unit
| |
| − | def removeCargo(self, stringcargo,quantity):
| |
| − | print "removeCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #add another units stats to my own... in the upgrades/unitfile/unitfile
| |
| − | def upgrade(self, unitfile,force, subunitoffset, mountoffset):
| |
| − | print "upgrade"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #add cargo to my unit
| |
| − | def addCargo(self,Cargo carg):
| |
| − | print "addCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #get distance (minus radii) between self and other
| |
| − | def getDistance(self, other):
| |
| − | print "getDistance"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #increment random cargo
| |
| − | def incrementCargo(a=None,b=None,c=None,d=None,e=None,f=None,g=None,h=None,i=None,j=None):
| |
| − | print "incrementCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #decrement random cargo
| |
| − | def decrementCargo(a=None,b=None,c=None,d=None,e=None,f=None,g=None,h=None,i=None,j=None):
| |
| − | print "decrementCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #get distance plus atmospheric size if large planet (to prevent players from coming too close
| |
| − | #to surface when leaving autopilot
| |
| − | def getSignificantDistance(self,other):
| |
| − | print "getSignificantDistance"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #is this unit a player starship...if not return -1 else return player number (starting at 0)
| |
| − | def isPlayerStarship(a=None,b=None,c=None,d=None,e=None,f=None,g=None,h=None,i=None,j=None):
| |
| − | print "isPlayerStarship"
| |
| − | return -1
| |
| − | #does this unit have some cargo
| |
| − | def hasCargo(self,mycarg):
| |
| − | print "hasCargo"
| |
| − | return 0
| |
| − | #retuns cargo if the unit has it by that name else returns cargo with 0 quantity
| |
| − | def GetCargo(self,cargoname):
| |
| − | print "GetCargo"
| |
| − | return Cargo("","",1,1,1,1)
| |
| − | # 351 "unit_wrapper.cpp" 2
| |
| − | #is this unti equal to another
| |
| − | def __eq__(self,oth):
| |
| − | print "__eq__"
| |
| − | return 0;
| |
| − | #is this unit notequal
| |
| − | def __ne__(self,oth):
| |
| − | print "__ne__"
| |
| − | return 1;
| |
| − | #remove unit from game the correct way
| |
| − | def Kill(self):
| |
| − | print "Kill";
| |
| − | #set this unit to be null (doesnt' affect unit itself, only this pointer)
| |
| − | def setNull(self):
| |
| − | print "setNull";
| |
| − | #is this unit not null
| |
| − | def __nonzero__(self):
| |
| − | print "__nonzero__"
| |
| − | return random.randrange(0,2);
| |
| − | #is this unit NULL (i.e. dead or killed)
| |
| − | def isNull(self):
| |
| − | print "isNull"
| |
| − | return random.randrange(0,2);
| |
| − | #set this units' target to un
| |
| − | def SetTarget(self,un):
| |
| − | print "SetTarget";
| |
| − | #get this unit's current target
| |
| − | def GetTarget(self):
| |
| − | print "GetTarget"
| |
| − | return Unit();
| |
| − | #get the unit that this unit is matching speed with
| |
| − | def GetVelocityReference(self):
| |
| − | print "GetVelocityReference"
| |
| − | return Unit()
| |
| − | #set the unit this unit is matching speed with
| |
| − | def SetVelocityReference(self,un):
| |
| − | print "SetVelocityReference";
| |
| − | #get orientation of this unit
| |
| − | def GetOrientation(self):
| |
| − | print "GetOrientation"
| |
| − | return ((1,0,0),(0,1,0),(0,0,1))
| |
| − | #is the beam inside this ship
| |
| − | def queryBSP(self,start,end):
| |
| − | print "queryBSP"
| |
| − | return (un,(0,0,1),0)
| |
| − | #how far off is this unit to another unit with guns that have speed and range) (returns a tuple
| |
| − | #with a cosine and a range normalized between 0 and 1)
| |
| − | def cosAngleToITTS(self,un,speed,range):
| |
| − | print "cosAngleToITTS"
| |
| − | return (.95,10000)
| |
| − | #same as above but assuming guns are instant
| |
| − | def cosAngleTo(self,un):
| |
| − | print "cosAngleTo"
| |
| − | return (.93,10000)
| |
| − | #more specific to this ship and very slow
| |
| − | def cosAngleFromMountTo(self,un):
| |
| − | print "cosAngleFromMountTo"
| |
| − | return (.93,10000)
| |
| − | #gets the gun speed of this ship
| |
| − | def getAverageGunSpeed(self):
| |
| − | print "getAverageGunSpeed"
| |
| − | return (200,10000)
| |
| − | #is another unit inside this unit
| |
| − | def InsideCollideTree(self,un):
| |
| − | print "InsideCollideTree"
| |
| − | return ((0,0,0),(0,0,1),(0,0,0),(0,1,0))
| |
| − | #get a particular turret
| |
| − | def getSubUnit(self,which):
| |
| − | print "getSubUnit"
| |
| − | return Unit()
| |
| − | | |
| − | #this is the unit iterator class... it is returned in a number of functions... DO NOT keep this
| |
| − | #across a frame (i.e. save it after Execute()
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| − | class un_iter:
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| − | #dont' call this...stub only
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| − | def __init__(self):
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| − | print 'un_iter constructor called with (self)'
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| − | #the unit this iterator is pointing to (may well be null...that's how you know to stop checking)
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| − | def current(self):
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| − | print "current"
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| − | return Unit()
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| − | #advance this iterator (check to see if null first!!)
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| − | def advance(self):
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| − | print "advance"
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| − | #remove this unit from the collection in wchih it is in
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| − | def remove(self):
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| − | print "remove"
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| − | #add a unit to this collection
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| − | def preinsert(self,un):
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| − | print "preinsert"
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| − | | |
| − | class Cargo:
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| − | def __init__ (self,a,b,c,d,e,f):
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| − | print 'Cargo constructor called with (self,%s,%s,%f,%d,%f,%f)' % (a,b,c,d,e,f)
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| − | def SetPrice(self,price):
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| − | print "SetPrice"
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| − | def GetPrice(self):
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| − | print "GetPrice"
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| − | return 1
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| − | def SetMass(self,mass):
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| − | print "SetMass"
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| − | def GetMass(self):
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| − | print "GetMass"
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| − | return 1
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| − | def SetVolume(self,volume):
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| − | print "SetVolume"
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| − | def GetVolume(self):
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| − | print "GetVolume"
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| − | return 1
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| − | def SetQuantity(self,quantity):
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| − | print "SetQuantity"
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| − | def GetQuantity(self):
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| − | print "GetQuantity"
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| − | return 1
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| − | def SetContent(self,content):
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| − | print "SetContent"
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| − | def GetContent(self):
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| − | print "GetContent"
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| − | return "weapons"
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| − | def SetCategory(self,category):
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| − | print "SetCategory"
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| − | def GetCategory(self):
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| − | print "GetCategory"
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| − | return "contraband"
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| − | def SetMissionFlag(self,flag):
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| − | print "SetMissionFlag"
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| − | def GetMissionFlag(self):
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| − | print "GetMissionFlag"
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| − | return 0
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| − | | |
| − | def GetCategory(self):
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| − | print "GetCategory"
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| − | return "contraband"
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| − | def GetDescription(self):
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| − | print "GetDescription"
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| − | return ""
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| − | | |
| − | class PythonAI:
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| − | def init(self,un):
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| − | print "init"
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| − | def Execute(self):
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| − | print "Execute"
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| − | def GetParent(self):
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| − | print "GetParent"
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| − | return Unit()
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| − | def __init__(self):
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| − | print 'PythonAI constructor called with (self)'
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| − | self.init(Unit())
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| − | def AddReplaceLastOrder(self,replace):
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| − | print "AddReplaceLastOrder"
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| − | def ExecuteLastScriptFor(self,time):
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| − | print "ExecuteLastScriptFor"
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| − | def FaceTarget(self,end):
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| − | print "FaceTarget"
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| − | def FaceTargetITTS(self,end):
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| − | print "FaceTargetITTS"
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| − | def MatchLinearVelocity(self,terminate,vec,afterburn,local):
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| − | print "MatchLinearVelocity"
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| − | def MatchAngularVelocity(self,terminate,vec,local):
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| − | print "MatchAngularVelocity"
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| − | def ChangeHeading(self,vec):
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| − | print "ChangeHeading"
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| − | def ChangeLocalDirection(self,vec):
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| − | print "ChangeLocalDirection"
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| − | def MoveTo(self,Targ,afterburn):
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| − | print "MoveTo"
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| − | def MatchVelocity(self,terminate,vec,angvel,afterburn,local):
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| − | print "MatchVelocity"
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| − | def Cloak(self,enable,seconds):
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| − | print "Cloak"
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| − | def FormUp(self,pos):
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| − | print "FormUp"
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| − | def FaceDirection(self,distToMatchFacing,finish):
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| − | print "FaceDirection"
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| − | def XMLScript(self,script):
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| − | print "XMLScript"
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| − | def LastPythonScript(self):
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| − | print "LastPythonScript"
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| − | </pre>
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| − | | |
| − | ==Writing Add On Adventures==
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| − | | |
| − | Honestly you merely need a basic understanding of python in order to craft your own add on adventures. But I decided to write a framework for consistently and speedily adding adventures to the general exploration of Vega Strike.
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| − | | |
| − | I will define "adventure" as follows: A minature mission that gets triggered by a player who goes in its system. This mission may either be persistent or nonpersistent. A persistent mission will reload the next time the triggering player launched it until the player beats the mission.
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| − | | |
| − | ===THE "QUEST" CLASS: THE ACTUAL QUEST LOGIC GOES HERE===
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| − | The quest, quest_factory and lastly the adventure modules take care of most of the dirty work. All an quest class has to do is the following:
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| − | | |
| − | <pre>
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| − | class quest_my(quest.quest):
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| − | def __init__ (self):
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| − | #do anything you need here
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| − | def Execute (self):
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| − | #do anything you need here...return 1 if you wish to execute again, 0 if you wish to
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| − | #terminate yourself
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| − | </pre>
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| − | That's it.... though there are some useful functions you may wish to call in your superclass
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| − | | |
| − | <pre>
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| − | self.removeQuest() #this prevents your player from EVER encountering the quest again in his life
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| − | self.makeQuestPersistent() #this causes the quest to be loaded the next time your player jumps in after rebooting vegastrike
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| − | </pre>
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| − | | |
| − | Generally before returing 0 (terminating self) in a mission you may wish to make the quest either persistent (comes back next time he starts game) or removed. Though you could also leave the quest the way it is and the next time the player goes to the system after rebooting vegastrike he'll get the same quest again :-) But in order for your quest to be complete you must have two more components
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| − | | |
| − | ===THE "QUEST FACTORY" CLASS: A CLASS THAT RETURNS THE QUEST NEEDED===
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| − | Each quest must have a factory that inherits from quest.quest_factory. and must define both an init, and a create function. Optionally there's a conditional function called precondition.... That returns a boolean whether or not the quest is ripe for creation (when a player encounters it in its native system that is)
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| − | | |
| − | <pre>
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| − | class quest_my_factory (quest.quest_factory):
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| − | def __init__ (self):
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| − | quest.quest_factory.__init__ (self,"quest_my")
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| − | def create (self):
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| − | return quest_my()
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| − | def precondition(self,playernum):
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| − | return Director.getSaveData(playernum,"talked_to_sandra",0)>0
| |
| − | </pre>
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| − | The factory must have 2 and can have all 3 of the above functions:
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| − | | |
| − | * is the init function (__init__) .. you must call your superclass's init with your name.
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| − | * is the create function... this must simply return the quest class you painstakingly created above
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| − | * is the precondition. This is optional (by default it returns 1...always true)
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| − | | |
| − | ** the precondition can look in the save variables and see if you have done a task (set by some other quest perhaps) and only then return 1... :-) in that case when a player encounters it for the first time it will check the precondition before launching the quest. Note the precondition does NOT get checked once the mission has been turned into a persistent mission. This is because the mission already made the decision to make itself persistent I don't expect many missions to need to be persistent. I expect more lighthearted adventures that don't drag out if a player quits, etc.
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| − | | |
| − | Anyhow... a good example is the persistent quest known as the quest_drone (quest_drone.py) That quest checks to see if you're near an unknown_derelect and if so it launches the badguy drone.... it makes the drone jump and follow you wherever you go until it is destroyed...it is persistent and launches the drone every time you rerun the game. Luckily if you're close to the derelect chances are you'll find the gun that you can use to kill the drone.... which brings me right smack into my next point: location location location!
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| − | | |
| − | ===THE LOCATION AND PERSISTENCE OF A GIVEN QUEST (i.e. HOOKING IT INTO privateer.py)===
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| − | adventure.py has the master list of all possible quests in vega strike. Right now there are two (but one is stupid and will be removed soon enough...that's the default one)
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| − | | |
| − | <pre>
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| − | adventures = {"gemini_sector/delta_prime":quest_drone.quest_drone_factory(),
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| − | "sol_sector/celeste":quest.quest_factory("default_quest",0)}
| |
| − | </pre>
| |
| − | | |
| − | persistent_adventures = [[quest_drone.quest_drone_factory()]
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| − | These are the only 2 lists that will ever need to be changed in the modules that are already there.
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| − | | |
| − | * "adventures" contains a map of location to adventure. Note that there can be only 1 adventure per location (the players need to be encouraged to actually EXPLORE)
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| − | * The second list lists all possible "persistent adventures" (though they are only loaded from if the given adventure has gotten around to calling self.makeQuestPersistent)
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| − | | |
| − | Anyhow just adding more cool missions to this list will make it a lot more fun to explore around and encounter strang epeople, strange news, and a bunch 'o cash :-P
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| − | | |
| − | Note that we should eventually make the news reports line up with the quests... :-) I have some ideas how to do that. Basically you can call
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| − | | |
| − | <pre>
| |
| − | VS.IOmessage ("game","news","A drone was sighted in the delta prime...blah blah blah")
| |
| − | </pre>
| |
| − | and then people will see it in the game when they click on GNN likewise if you send it to
| |
| − | | |
| − | <pre>
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| − | VS.IOmessage ("game","bar","A drone was sighted in the delta prime...blah blah blah")
| |
| − | </pre>
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| − | then you can hear it when you talk to the bartender :-)
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| − | | |
| − | ==Conclusion==
| |
| − | | |
| − | Well this is the best I can do so far. Please read this documentation over and let me know if you have any suggestions or clarifications. And best yet give it a shot and try it out. And at least look at '''modules/cargo_mission.py''' (which is called from a number of missions I think) as well as '''modules/privateer.py''' (called by '''mission/exploration/explore_universe.mission''') And certainly try to understand '''modules/quest_drone.py''' before trying to write a quest (or while trying to write one)
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| − | | |
| − | =See also=
| |
| − | | |
| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Introduction]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:XML_integration]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Python:Missions]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Python:AI_scripts]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Python:Class_relationships]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Python:Bindings]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Writing_addon_adventures]]
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| − | * [[HowTo:Edit_Missions:Conclusions]]
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| − | * [[Howto:Edit_Missions:Samples]]
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| | | | |
| | + | ==See also== |
| | + | * [[HowTo:Add_Conversations]] |
| | + | * [[HowTo:Edit_News]] |
| | + | * [[Development:Campaigns]] |
| | | | |
| | + | ---- |
| | {{NAV_Manual | | | {{NAV_Manual | |
| − | | previous=[[HowTo:Add_Conversation|Add Conversation]] | + | | previous=[[Development:Campaigns|Edit Campaigns]] |
| − | | up=[[HowTo]] | + | | up=[[HowTos]] |
| − | | next=[[HowTo:Edit_News|Edit News]] | + | | next=[[HowTo:Edit News|Edit News]] |
| | }} | | }} |
| − | ----
| + | |
| − | [[Category:HowTo|Edit Missions]] | + | [[Category:HowTos|Edit Missions]] |
| | + | [[Category:Development|Edit Missions]] |
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