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Intro:
Hello, atm I'm working on a custom UI system. If you are more familiar with DGUI, then yes, the basic idea is probably the same: displaying an object right at the camera source (eye) point so it looks like an additional user interface. I haven't tried DGUI yet so I can't be sure what the differences are.
But my system is made to work just like panels in other programming languages (java, c#, vb, etc.): you can add multiple components/contents into your panel and allowing you to control their rendering order. It also works for any camera setting (target distance, AoA, rotation, etc.). Your UI will always appear on your screen at given coordinates.
Maybe you have already knew Inventory & Equipment UI System v1.2.0 by TriggerHappy. The goal of my system is to generalize the functionality of his system's UI: allowing you to make your own customized interface freely for any kind of purpose (custom inventory, custom dialog, custom menu, custom tooltips, etc.)
I picked it from my Garden's Tale project and have been improving it as decently as I could over the past few hours, it surely still need a lot of optimizations.And it isn't working in multiplayer yet, still need to sync the camera settings on refresh (maybe on next update). Next, I will also add "custom text" plug in allowing you to write texts on your panel freely.
Brainstorming:
Usage Example:
Rendering Demo:
Code:
For the newest file always check my latest update post. This file below as well as the code may be outdated by now.
Hello, atm I'm working on a custom UI system. If you are more familiar with DGUI, then yes, the basic idea is probably the same: displaying an object right at the camera source (eye) point so it looks like an additional user interface. I haven't tried DGUI yet so I can't be sure what the differences are.
But my system is made to work just like panels in other programming languages (java, c#, vb, etc.): you can add multiple components/contents into your panel and allowing you to control their rendering order. It also works for any camera setting (target distance, AoA, rotation, etc.). Your UI will always appear on your screen at given coordinates.
Maybe you have already knew Inventory & Equipment UI System v1.2.0 by TriggerHappy. The goal of my system is to generalize the functionality of his system's UI: allowing you to make your own customized interface freely for any kind of purpose (custom inventory, custom dialog, custom menu, custom tooltips, etc.)
I picked it from my Garden's Tale project and have been improving it as decently as I could over the past few hours, it surely still need a lot of optimizations.
Brainstorming:
Usage Example:
Rendering Demo:
Code:
JASS:
library PanelSystem uses UnitZ, Queue
/* Panel System v1.0 by Quilnez
The system allows you to display stuffs on your screen.
Useful for building and displaying your very own custom UI.
API
struct Panel
method operator opacity= takes integer a returns nothing
- Modify panel's transparency (0-255)
method operator opacity takes nothing returns integer
- Get panel's transparency
method operator scale= takes real r returns nothing
- Modify panel's scale
method operator scale takes nothing returns real
- Get panel's scale
method refresh takes nothing returns nothing
- Update panel's position on current camera setting
method clear takes nothing returns nothing
- Remove all contents from the panel
method show takes boolean b returns nothing
- Show/hide the panel from screen
method addContent takes integer id, integer texture, real xOffset, real yOffset, integer level returns PanelContent
- Add new content to the panel
static method create takes integer id, integer background, real xOffset, real yOffset, real width, real height returns Panel
- Instantiate new panel
struct PanelContent
method operator level= takes integer i returns nothing
- Move the content to a new level
method operator scale= takes real r returns nothing
- Modify the content's scale
method operator scale takes nothing returns real
- Get the content's scale
method destroy takes nothing returns nothing
- Destroy/remove the content
method refresh takes nothing returns nothing
- Update content's position on it's parent
method move takes real xOffset, real yOffset returns nothing
- Move the content
method show takes boolean b returns nothing
- Show/hide the content
method setColor takes integer r, integer g, integer b, integer a returns nothing
- Modify content's vertex coloring
static method create takes Panel parent, integer id, integer texture, real xOffset, real yOffset, integer level returns thistype
- Instantiate new content
*/
// Configuration
globals
// General panel and contents size
private constant real GENERAL_SIZE = 0.0625
// Maximum number of rendering level
private constant integer MAX_LEVEL = 50
endglobals
// System code
globals
private constant real LEVEL_GAP = 0.0002
private constant real CAMERA_GAP = 100.+LEVEL_GAP*MAX_LEVEL
private constant real HP = bj_PI/2
private constant real TAU = bj_PI*2
private constant player PASSIVE = Player(PLAYER_NEUTRAL_PASSIVE)
endglobals
private function AngularDifference takes real a, real b returns real
local real r = RAbsBJ(a-b)
if r <= bj_PI then
return r
else
return TAU-r
endif
endfunction
private function ChangeTexture takes unit whichUnit, integer whichTexture returns nothing
local real angle = GetUnitFacing(whichUnit)*bj_DEGTORAD
local destructable d = CreateDestructable(whichTexture, GetUnitX(whichUnit)+100*Cos(angle), GetUnitY(whichUnit)+100*Sin(angle), 0, 0, 1)
call IssueTargetOrderById(whichUnit, 852511, d)
call RemoveDestructable(d)
set d = null
endfunction
struct PanelContent
private unit u
readonly integer red
readonly integer green
readonly integer blue
readonly integer alpha
readonly real xOffset
readonly real yOffset
readonly real zOffset
readonly real size
readonly Panel parent
method operator level= takes integer i returns nothing
set .zOffset = LEVEL_GAP*i
endmethod
method operator scale= takes real r returns nothing
set .size = r*GENERAL_SIZE
endmethod
method operator scale takes nothing returns real
return .size/GENERAL_SIZE
endmethod
method refresh takes nothing returns nothing
local real a
local real d
local real z
local real cx
local real cy
local real cz
// Apply x offset
set cx = .parent.x+.xOffset*.parent.scale*Cos(.parent.hA-HP)
set cy = .parent.y+.xOffset*.parent.scale*Sin(.parent.hA-HP)
set cz = .parent.z
// Apply y offset
set a = AngularDifference(.parent.vA-HP, bj_PI+HP)
set z = Cos(a)*.yOffset*.parent.scale
set d = Sin(a)*.yOffset*.parent.scale
set cx = cx+d*Cos(.parent.hA)
set cy = cy+d*Sin(.parent.hA)
set cz = cz+z
// Apply z offset
set d = .zOffset*Cos(.parent.vA)
set z = .zOffset*Sin(.parent.vA)
call SetUnitX(.u, cx-d*Cos(.parent.hA))
call SetUnitY(.u, cy-d*Sin(.parent.hA))
call SetUnitZ(.u, cz+z)
call SetUnitScale(.u, .size*.parent.scale, 1, 1)
call SetUnitVertexColor(.u, .red, .green, .blue, R2I(.alpha*.parent.opacity/255.))
endmethod
method move takes real xOffset, real yOffset returns nothing
set .xOffset = xOffset
set .yOffset = yOffset
endmethod
method show takes boolean b returns nothing
if b then
call SetUnitScale(.u, .size, 1, 1)
else
call SetUnitScale(.u, 0, 0, 0)
endif
endmethod
method setColor takes integer r, integer g, integer b, integer a returns nothing
set .red = r
set .green = g
set .blue = b
set .alpha = a
endmethod
method destroy takes nothing returns nothing
call RemoveUnit(.u)
set .u = null
call deallocate()
endmethod
static method create takes Panel parent, integer id, integer texture, real xOffset, real yOffset, integer level returns thistype
local thistype this = allocate()
set .parent = parent
set .xOffset = xOffset
set .yOffset = yOffset
set .u = CreateUnit(PASSIVE, id, 0, 0, 0)
static if not LIBRARY_AutoFly then
if UnitAddAbility(.u, 'Amrf') and UnitRemoveAbility(.u, 'Amrf') then
endif
endif
set .scale = 1
set .level = level
call .setColor(255, 255, 255, 255)
call ChangeTexture(.u, texture)
call PauseUnit(.u, true)
call SetUnitScale(.u, .size, 1, 1)
call .refresh()
return this
endmethod
endstruct
private struct ContentQueue extends array
PanelContent content
implement Queue
endstruct
struct Panel
private unit box
private integer op
readonly real x
readonly real y
readonly real z
readonly real vA
readonly real hA
readonly real xOffset
readonly real yOffset
readonly real width
readonly real height
readonly real size
private ContentQueue c
method operator opacity= takes integer a returns nothing
local ContentQueue node = .c.first
set .op = a
loop
exitwhen node == 0
call node.content.refresh()
set node = node.next
endloop
endmethod
method operator opacity takes nothing returns integer
return .op
endmethod
method operator scale= takes real r returns nothing
local ContentQueue node = .c.first
set .size = r*GENERAL_SIZE
loop
exitwhen node == 0
call node.content.refresh()
set node = node.next
endloop
endmethod
method operator scale takes nothing returns real
return .size/GENERAL_SIZE
endmethod
method refresh takes nothing returns nothing
local real offset
local real x = GetCameraTargetPositionX()
local real y = GetCameraTargetPositionY()
local real cz = GetCameraTargetPositionZ()
local real x2
local real y2
local real z2
local real a
local real d
local real d2
local real z
local ContentQueue c = .c.first
set d2 = GetCameraField(CAMERA_FIELD_TARGET_DISTANCE)-CAMERA_GAP
set .hA = GetCameraField(CAMERA_FIELD_ROTATION)
set .vA = GetCameraField(CAMERA_FIELD_ANGLE_OF_ATTACK)
set .vA = (.vA-AngularDifference(.vA, bj_PI+HP)*2)-bj_PI
set d = d2*Cos(.vA)
set z = d2*Sin(.vA)
set .x = x-d*Cos(.hA)
set .y = y-d*Sin(.hA)
set a = AngularDifference(.vA-HP, bj_PI+HP)
set d = .yOffset*Sin(a)
set z = z+.yOffset*Cos(a)
set .x = .x+d*Cos(a)
set .y = .y+d*Sin(a)
set .x = .x+.xOffset*Cos(.hA+HP)
set .y = .y+.xOffset*Sin(.hA+HP)
set .z = cz+z
call SetUnitX(.box, .x)
call SetUnitY(.box, .y)
call SetUnitZ(.box, .z)
call SetUnitScale(.box, .size, 1, 1)
call SetUnitVertexColor(.box, 255, 255, 255, .opacity)
loop
exitwhen c == 0
call c.content.refresh()
set c = c.next
endloop
endmethod
method clear takes nothing returns nothing
local ContentQueue node = .c.first
loop
exitwhen node == 0
call node.content.destroy()
set node = node.next
endloop
endmethod
method show takes boolean b returns nothing
local ContentQueue node = .c.first
loop
exitwhen node == 0
call node.content.show(b)
set node = node.next
endloop
if b then
call SetUnitScale(.box, .size, 1, 1)
else
call SetUnitScale(.box, 0, 0, 0)
endif
endmethod
method addContent takes integer id, integer texture, real xOffset, real yOffset, integer level returns PanelContent
local PanelContent content
if level < 0 then
set level = 0
endif
set content = PanelContent.create(this, id, texture, xOffset, yOffset, level)
set .c.enqueue().content = content
return content
endmethod
method destroy takes nothing returns nothing
call clear()
call RemoveUnit(.box)
set .box = null
call deallocate()
endmethod
static method create takes integer id, integer background, real xOffset, real yOffset, real width, real height returns thistype
local thistype this = allocate()
set .box = CreateUnit(PASSIVE, id, 0, 0, 0)
static if not LIBRARY_AutoFly then
if UnitAddAbility(.box, 'Amrf') and UnitRemoveAbility(.box, 'Amrf') then
endif
endif
call ChangeTexture(.box, background)
call PauseUnit(.box, true)
set .scale = 1
set .opacity = 255
set .width = width
set .height = height
set .xOffset = xOffset
set .yOffset = yOffset
call .refresh()
return this
endmethod
endstruct
endlibraryFor the newest file always check my latest update post. This file below as well as the code may be outdated by now.
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