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Fade System
- Author(s)
- Chaosy
- Size
- 32.21 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 342
- Created
- Feb 23, 2018
- Updated
- Jun 3, 2018
- Resources
- 1
- State
Approved
This bundle is marked as recommended. It works and satisfies the submission rules.
Simple fade system written in wurst.
Fades a unit in/out over X seconds.
Intended for cinematic use, but could be used when a unit dies in a TD for example.
Fades a unit in/out over X seconds.
Intended for cinematic use, but could be used when a unit dies in a TD for example.
API:
yourUnit.fadeOut(duration)
yourUnit.fadeIn(duration)
yourUnit.fadeIn(duration)
Wurst:
package Fade
import TimerUtils
import LinkedListModule
timer t
public enum fadetype
IN
OUT
public function unit.fade(fadetype ft, real duration)
new Fade(this, ft, duration)
public function unit.fadeOut(real duration)
this.fade(fadetype.OUT, duration)
public function unit.fadeIn(real duration)
this.fade(fadetype.IN, duration)
function unit.setFade(integer raw)
this.setVertexColor(colorA(255,255,255, raw))
public class Fade
use LinkedListModule
unit fader
real changeSpeed
real fadeState
construct(unit u, fadetype ft, real duration)
changeSpeed = (255 / duration) * 0.03
if(ft == fadetype.IN)
changeSpeed *= -1
fadeState = 0
else
fadeState = 255
fader = u
function onLoop()
Fade current = Fade.first
while(current != null)
current.fadeState -= current.changeSpeed
current.fader.setFade(R2I(current.fadeState))
if(current.fadeState >= 255 or current.fadeState <= 0)
Fade next = current.next
destroy current
current = next
else
current = current.next
init
t = getTimer()
t.startPeriodic(0.03, function onLoop)
Wurst:
package Demo
import Fade
import TimerUtils
boolean tracker = false
unit test
real speed = 1
init
test = createUnit(players[0], 'Hpal', vec2(0, 0), angle(0))
test.fadeOut(speed)
getTimer()
..startPeriodic(speed, () -> begin
if(tracker)
test.fadeOut(speed)
tracker = false
else
test.fadeIn(speed)
tracker = true
end)Contents
Reviews
Tutorial Reviewer
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- Jun 9, 2011
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1. Wurst code is injected directly into the map which is why there are no triggers.
2. There is no DEMO code to showcase the system since it is one function with one argument
2. There is no DEMO code to showcase the system since it is one function with one argument
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If it is injected then how are users supposed to use it?
Tutorial Reviewer
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Wurst is not really compatible with jass and vjass, but if you already use wurst in your project you just copy the code from the main post.
The wurst workflow takes care of the rest.
The wurst workflow takes care of the rest.
Tutorial Reviewer
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- Jun 9, 2011
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Added demo triggers + preview gif.
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I should really write an Easings library
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Nitpicks:
- Since there are quite some Fade Systems already made for users here, it would affect the overall rating.
- A bit of documentation goes a long way.
Notes:
- None
Quirks:
- I like how short this system is, compared to other Fade systems.
- Since there are no Wurst equivalents of Fade Systems as far as I know, this could affect my rating.
Status:
This resource has been Approved.
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hmm.. interesting spell 
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Nice!
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It would be cool if you had different ways of applying fade other than linear!
