#include <LUA_API_FpsSystem.h>

Public Member Functions
void	setHasAmmo (int entity_ID, int state)
	Set the FPS Systems hasAmmo value. This value is used to notify the system that a weapon has ammo or not. More...

void	playReloadSound (int entity_ID)
	Play the current weapons reload sound. More...

int	getMaxClips (string wKey)
	Returns the max clip value for the weapon passed in the arg wKey. More...

int	getMaxAmmo (string wKey)
	Returns the max Ammo value for the weapon passed in the arg wKey. More...

void	setWeapon (int entityID, string wKey)
	Set the Game Systems main weapon to the type passed in the arg. More...

String	getWeapon (int entityID)
	Returns the weapon key of the Game Systems current weapon. More...

void	setKO (int entityID, int state)
	Sets the player KO status. More...

void	setPosition (int entityID, float x, float y, float z)
	Sets the player position . More...

void	setPositionString (int entityID, String xyz)
	Sets the player position . More...

void	damagePlayer (int entityID, float damageAmt)
	Triggers player damage event in the fps player micro script where the arg damageAmt is passed through . More...

void	setAsPlayer (int entityID, int state)
	Sets the character as the active player. More...

Detailed Description

This area covers FPS Action related functions. .
Use as fpsSystem.function()

For more information on how these functions can be used please visit the User Manual - http://www.chi-ad.com/Skyline/SDN/

Member Function Documentation

void fpsSystem::damagePlayer	(	int	entityID,
		float	damageAmt
	)

Triggers player damage event in the fps player micro script where the arg damageAmt is passed through .

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
float	: The amount of damage to apply to the player

Sets the players position including character controller. Used when spawning after KO.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

if(hitID==playerID) then fpsSystem.damagePlayer(objID, 10.0); end

int fpsSystem::getMaxAmmo ( string wKey )

Returns the max Ammo value for the weapon passed in the arg wKey.

Parameters

wKey	: The string weapon key to access the weapon database

Returns: int : the maxClips value of the weapon.

Get the weapons maximum number of rounds the weapon uses, One clip would contain this amount of rounds. The weapon to check
is specified in the arg wKey.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

int fpsSystem::getMaxClips ( string wKey )

Returns the max clip value for the weapon passed in the arg wKey.

Parameters

wKey	: The string weapon key to access the weapon database

Returns: int : the maxClips value of the weapon.

Get the weapons maximum number of clips the player can carry when using this weapon. The weapon to check
is specified in the arg wKey.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

String fpsSystem::getWeapon ( int entityID )

Returns the weapon key of the Game Systems current weapon.

Parameters

entityID : The EntityID with the attached FPS System action

Returns: String : The weapon data key.

Get the weapons maximum number of rounds the weapon uses, One clip would contain this amount of rounds. The weapon to check
is specified in the arg wKey.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

void fpsSystem::playReloadSound ( int entity_ID )

Play the current weapons reload sound.

Parameters

entityID : The EntityID with the attached FPS System action

This command informs the FPS Sytem to play the current weapons reload sound. These sounds are set on a per weapon basis
from within the weapon editor.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

function onKeyDown( key )
    if(key=="r" or key =="R") then
        if(clips>0) then
            clips = clips-1;
            ammo = ammo + maxAmmo;
            cegui.setText("Ammo","Ammo: "..ammo);
            fpsSystem.setHasAmmo(obj,1); -- wenow have some more ammo so tell the FPS System that its ok to shoot again.
            fpsSystem.playReloadSound(obj); -- informs the FPS System to play the current reload sound.
        end
        cegui.setText("Clips","Clips: "..clips);
    end
end

void fpsSystem::setAsPlayer	(	int	entityID,
		int	state
	)

Sets the character as the active player.

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
state	: The int state to set the Fps player system to 0 = false and 1 = true.

Setting this command to true will enable this objects mnovement and system features. Only one player can be set to true
Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

    fpsSystem.setAsPlayer(obj,1);

void fpsSystem::setHasAmmo	(	int	entity_ID,
		int	state
	)

Set the FPS Systems hasAmmo value. This value is used to notify the system that a weapon has ammo or not.

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
state	: The int state to set the hasAmmo value to. 1=true or 0=false for no ammo

This setting is used to inform the FPS System of the current state of ammo when working from an external lua script/micro script. By setting the FPS Syetm hasAmmo value to either true or false will control how the weapon fires. A value of false(0) will
disable the weapon from firing as it has zero ammo available.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

if(ammo>0) then
    ammo = ammo-1;
else
    --must have 0 ammo, so tell the system to behave accordingly
    fpsSystem.setHasAmmo(objID, 0);
end

void fpsSystem::setKO	(	int	entityID,
		int	state
	)

Sets the player KO status.

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
state	: The int state to set the Fps player system to.

by setting the player status to KO true, no weapons will fire. Set this from your health managing function.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

void fpsSystem::setPosition	(	int	entityID,
		float	x,
		float	y,
		float	z
	)

Sets the player position .

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
x	: The x position .
y	: The y position .
z	: The z position .

Sets the players position including character controller. Used when re-spawning after KO. NOTE: Must have a player controller action for this to work.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

    fpsSystem.setPosition(obj, 10, 20, 12);

void fpsSystem::setPositionString	(	int	entityID,
		String	xyz
	)

Sets the player position .

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
String	: The position xyz formated in a string.

Sets the players position including character controller. Used when re-spawning after KO.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

    fpsSystem.setPositionString(obj, "10 20 12");

void fpsSystem::setWeapon	(	int	entityID,
		string	wKey
	)

Set the Game Systems main weapon to the type passed in the arg.

Parameters

entityID	: The EntityID with the attached FPS System action
wKey	: The string weapon key to access the specified weapon database

Set the Game Systems main weapon to the type passed in the arg. This will over ride any weapon set from the editor.

Here is a Small Example of how to use this function:

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

LUA_API_FpsSystem.h

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

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