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JASS:########################################################################################################### ########################################################################################################### ################################ THE_FLOOD'S FOG SYSTEM ################################################### ################################ VERSION: 1.2.0a ################################################# ########################################################################################################### This system is created by The_Flood (Flood at hiveworkshop). Give credits when used or modified. You may edit this system how much you want, but don't contact me if your changes does not work properly, because that isn't my problem, but if you haven't modified anything and the system isn't working as it should, please contact me then! =) The_Flood's Fog System is a system that allow you to create an original way of changing the fog in-game. The system is very useful for RPG maps, when you can make the areas more unique with different fogs. The bonus of this system is that the fog you will change to, will not be changes directly, it will be changed smoothly to the numbers you've chosen. This system is also MPI, allowing up to 12 players use it at the same time. I'm using GetLocalPlayer() to make sure each player has it's own fog. This system is user-friendly and has no leaks at all, so have fun using it! ########################################################################################################### [How do I import this system?] It's simple. Paste the whole folder "The_Flood's Fog System" into your map and make sure you've checked the "[X] Automatically create unknown variables while pasting trigger data" in File > Preferences. Also, you need to copy some script that can be found under the script folder called: "The_Floods_FogSystem.w3x" and paste it at the same place in your map. When you've done this, you can start using this system! ########################################################################################################### [How do I use this system?] It's very simple! If you check the EXAMPLE triggers you'll see. Only ONE function call will change the fog as you want it to. So, what is what? Check below. Custom script: call AddFogForPlayer(400, 2500, 10, 10, 10, udg_Fog_Player[0]) 400 = This is the number of where the fog will start (z). 2500 = This is the number of where the fog will end (z). 1st 10 = This is the % of how much of the color RED the fog will use. 2nd 10 = This is the % of how much of the color GREEN the fog will use. 3rd 10 = This is the % of how much of the color BLUE the fog will use. udg_Fog_Okayer[0] = This is the player that will have its fog changed. Simple isn't it? Remember that the % has a maximum of 100! Also, in the Fog Fade System Initialization trigger you can change the start fog to the one you want. You can also change the speed of the fog change. A higher value will make the fog changing faster. Set Fog_ChangeSpeed = 2.00 Note: As you can see in the EXAMPLE triggers, I'm using a region as the event. If you will also use regions, make sure you leave a small space between the "fog regions", like in this test map.
JASS:function AddFogForPlayer takes real start, real end, real Red, real Green, real Blue, player whichplayer returns nothing local integer i = 0 if (udg_Fog_Player_CurrentFogRed[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] == Red) then set i = i + 1 endif if (udg_Fog_Player_CurrentFogGreen[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] == Green) then set i = i + 1 endif if (udg_Fog_Player_CurrentFogBlue[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] == Blue) then set i = i + 1 endif if (i < 3) then set udg_Fog_Player_FogZ_Start[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = start set udg_Fog_Player_FogZ_End[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = end set udg_Fog_Player_FogRed[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = Red set udg_Fog_Player_FogBlue[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = Blue set udg_Fog_Player_FogGreen[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = Green set udg_Fog_Player_FogFading[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = true call EnableTrigger( gg_trg_Fog_Fade_System ) endif endfunction
Fog Fade System Initialization
Events
Map initialization
Conditions
Actions
-------- This is the initialization trigger. Change the values to the ones you want at the beginning of the map. --------
Set Fog_ChangeSpeed = 2.00
For each (Integer Fog_FogInt) from 1 to 12, do (Actions)
Custom script: call AddFogForPlayer(400, 3000, 100, 100, 100, udg_Fog_Player[0])
Time - Every 0.03 seconds of game time
Unit - A unit enters TheCave <gen>
Changelog
- Release.
- Improved the READ ME file.
- Optimized and improved the system code.
- Hopefully removed the lightning flash issue.
- Added an option to allow users to change how fast the fog will change.
- Improved the test map.
- Improved and added more documentation.
- Improved the READ ME.
- Improved the test map.
- Removed the BJ's (thanks to Dr. Boom)
- Only playing players will have their fog values initialized in the "Fog Fade System Initialization" trigger now.
- Renamed all examples and added a new example.
- Removed more BJ's (thanks to baassee)
Also, I've updated the system to version 1.1a, make sure you download this version if you're using the system.
call SetTerrainFogExBJ( 0, start, end, 0, red, green, blue )call SetTerrainFogEx(0,start,end,0,red,green,blue)
Custom script: call SetTerrainFogEx(0,start,end,0,red*0.01,green*0.01,blue*0.01)
GetPlayerId(whichPlayer) + 1
Thanks again.
anyways looking good.
Thanks
GetConvertedPlayerId(whichplayer) is a BJ yes you don't use JNGP do you?
Don't think I'll do it either, even if it's recommended.
Do nothing
function AddFogForPlayer takes real start, real end, real Red, real Green, real Blue, player whichplayer returns nothing
local integer i = 0
if (udg_Fog_Player_CurrentFogRed[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] == Red) then
set i = i + 1
endif
if (udg_Fog_Player_CurrentFogGreen[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] == Green) then
set i = i + 1
endif
if (udg_Fog_Player_CurrentFogBlue[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] == Blue) then
set i = i + 1
endif
if (i < 3) then
set udg_Fog_Player_FogZ_Start[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = start
set udg_Fog_Player_FogZ_End[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = end
set udg_Fog_Player_FogRed[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = Red
set udg_Fog_Player_FogBlue[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = Blue
set udg_Fog_Player_FogGreen[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = Green
set udg_Fog_Player_FogFading[GetPlayerId(whichplayer) + 1] = true
call EnableTrigger( gg_trg_Fog_Fade_System )
endif
endfunction//! zinc
library RetroFade {
/*
* The current fade-functionality is very primitive at the moment. If you have dynamic fog in your
* map that changes sometimes, I don't recommend this library for you.
*/
constant real
DURATION = 2.00 ,
MAX_DISTANCE = 1000.0 , /* Players whose cameras are out of this range will not see the fog fade */
FLICKER_MAGNITUDE = 300.0 ; /* Factors between Z-End + this & Z-End - this */
constant boolean
FLICKER = true ;
real fog[];
integer units[];
boolean paused = true, want = false, to = true;
constant integer Fz = 18, FZ = 19, Fd = 20, Fr = 21, Fg = 22, Fb = 23;
function onInit() {
integer i; /* Your fog settings Retro's fog settings
Fog type | | Allowed values
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ V V ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
| Z-Start */ fog[0] = 3000.00 ; fog[6] = 1250.0 ; /* 0.00 to ????
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| Z-End */ fog[1] = 5000.00 ; fog[7] = 3250.00 ; /* 0.00 to ????
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| Density */ fog[2] = 0.50 ; fog[8] = 0.1 ; /* 0.00 to 1.00
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| Red */ fog[3] = 1.00 ; fog[9] = 0.35 ; /* 0.00 to 1.00
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| Green */ fog[4] = 1.00 ; fog[10] = 0.35 ; /* 0.00 to 1.00
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| Blue */ fog[5] = 1.00 ; fog[11] = 0.00 ; /* 0.00 to 1.00
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*/
for (i = 0; i < 24; i+= 1) i:units = 0;
for (i = 0; i < 6; i+= 1) {
if (i:fog==fog[i + 6]) {
if (i:fog < 0.999) i:fog+= 0.001;
else i:fog-= 0.001;
}
fog[i + 12] = (i:fog - fog[i + 6])/(DURATION / RETRO_TIMEOUT);
fog[i + 18] = i:fog;
}
}
public struct retrofade [] {
private static method handler()-> boolean {
integer i = 18;
if (!want && paused)
return false;
static if (FLICKER) {
if (GetRandomReal(0.0, 2.0)<=RETRO_TIMEOUT)
SetTerrainFogEx(0, Fz:fog, GetRandomReal(FZ:fog - FLICKER_MAGNITUDE, FZ:fog + FLICKER_MAGNITUDE), Fd:fog, Fr:fog, Fg:fog, Fb:fog);
}
if (paused)
return false;
if (to) while (i < 24) { /* Fade into retro-fog */
if ( i:fog <= fog[i - 12]) {
i:fog = fog[i - 12]; paused = true; break;
} else i:fog -= fog[i - 6]; i+= 1;
}
else while (i < 24) { /* Fade into normal-fog */
if ( i:fog >= fog[i - 18]) {
i:fog = fog[i - 18]; paused = true; break;
} else i:fog += fog[i - 6]; i+= 1;
}
SetTerrainFogEx (0, Fz:fog, FZ:fog, Fd:fog, Fr:fog, Fg:fog, Fb:fog);
return false;
}
module RetroTimerModule;
static method CamCheck (real centerX, real centerY) -> boolean {
real cam_x= GetCameraTargetPositionX(), cam_y= GetCameraTargetPositionY();
return(cam_x >= centerX - MAX_DISTANCE && cam_y >= centerY - MAX_DISTANCE &&
cam_x <= centerX + MAX_DISTANCE && cam_y <= centerY + MAX_DISTANCE );
}
static method yes (player whichPlayer, real x, real y) {
integer id = GetPlayerId(whichPlayer);
if (GetLocalPlayer() != whichPlayer || whichPlayer == null || id > 11)
return;
if (CamCheck(x, y)) {
to = true;
want = true;
if (paused)
paused = false;
}
units[id]+= 1;
}
static method no (player whichPlayer) {
integer id = GetPlayerId(whichPlayer);
if (GetLocalPlayer() != whichPlayer || whichPlayer==null || id > 11)
return;
units[id]-= 1;
if (units[id] <= 0) {
units[id] = 0;
to = false;
want = false;
if (paused)
paused = false;
}
}
}
}
//! endzinc
