Frustum
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| Submitted by volkan on Sun, 2007-05-06 20:57 | ||
Wondering what exactly the frustum_height and frustum_width affect. Does height mean up/down (3d) or top/bottom (2d). Trying to make minimap larger and know frustum is the key, but utraean peninsula can wig out if the frustum is not set correctly. Edit: Found the answer // Extra tall frustum, since there's a huge elevator in the dungeon.
mood_name = utraean_world_newbie_dun_2;
transition_time = 5.0f;
interior = true;
[frustum]
{
frustum_width = 45.0f;
frustum_height = 90.0f;
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What is the significance of the x and f in the moods.gas file. It is not used for all maps and the game engine does not seem to care if they are added or not. (At least that I can tell)
[fog] { x fog_color = 0xFF000000; f fog_density = 60.000000; f fog_far_dist = 95.000000; f fog_lowdetail_far_dist = 85.000000; f fog_lowdetail_near_dist = 60.000000; f fog_near_dist = 80.000000; }The character in front of the name is a type declaration. X is for hex string, f is for float, and you'll also find b for boolean and i for integer. Those are all I remember using.
Whether you can omit them or not depends on if it's an overriding value, (in which case the original definition has the type) or a new one for which this is the only definition. Much more common in skrit than gas.
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Duh! Should have thought about elevators. ^^ Couldn't think of a good reason to be able to control the frustrum heightwise.
Thanks for the post.
Not the brightest crayon..
Thanx for the reply Ghastley. I wasn't sure what they were designated for, but if the original had them, I left them alone (just to be safe).
And :sun:, my crayons are dulling with the years also.