screen Class Reference

#include <LUA_API_Screen.h>

Public Member Functions
int	getWidth ()
	This function returns the width of the screen. More...
int	getHeight ()
	This function returns the height of the screen. More...
int	getMouseX ()
	This function returns the mouse x screen coordinate. More...
int	getMouseY ()
	This function returns the mouse y screen coordinate. More...
void	getMouseDelta ()
	This function returns you the X and Y mouse move deltas calculated within the engine. More...
screen	worldPosToScreenPos (x, y, z)
	World Position to screen position. More...
screen	worldPosToAbsScreenPos (x, y, z)
	World Position to absolute screen position. More...
screen	worldPosInFrustum (x, y, z)
	World Position Frustum. More...
screen	worldPosInFront (x, y, z)
	World Position in front. More...

Detailed Description

Functions to help when working with the main screen.
Use as screen.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

int screen::getHeight

(

)

This function returns the height of the screen.

Returns

The height of the screen.

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onInit(objID)
    height = screen.getHeight();
end

void screen::getMouseDelta

(

)

This function returns you the X and Y mouse move deltas calculated within the engine.

Returns

mouseDeltaX : The mouse x delta. < 0 - means moving left. > 0 means moving right

mouseDeltaY : The mouse x delta. < 0 - means moving down. > 0 means moving up

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onMouseMove( ms_pos_x, ms_pos_y )
    mouseDelta = newType.vec2(screen.getMouseDelta());
    sky.print("mouseDelta X: "..mouseDelta.x.."</br>mouseDelta Y : "..mouseDelta.y, 1);
end

int screen::getMouseX

(

)

This function returns the mouse x screen coordinate.

Returns

An integer containing the screen x co-ord

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onInit(objID)
    msx = screen.getMouseX();
end

int screen::getMouseY

(

)

This function returns the mouse y screen coordinate.

Returns

An integer containing the screen y co-ord

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onInit(objID)
    msy = screen.getMouseY();
end

int screen::getWidth

(

)

This function returns the width of the screen.

Returns

The width of the screen.

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onInit(objID)
    width = screen.getWidth();
end

screen screen::worldPosInFront	(	x	,
		y	,
		z
	)

World Position in front.

Parameters

X	: value of x axis
Y	: value of y axis
Z	: value of z axis

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onMouseMove( ms_pos_x, ms_pos_y )
    Example coming soon
end

screen screen::worldPosInFrustum	(	x	,
		y	,
		z
	)

World Position Frustum.

Parameters

X	: value of x axis
Y	: value of y axis
Z	: value of z axis

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onMouseMove( ms_pos_x, ms_pos_y )
    Example coming soon
end

screen screen::worldPosToAbsScreenPos	(	x	,
		y	,
		z
	)

World Position to absolute screen position.

Parameters

X	: value of x axis
Y	: value of y axis
Z	: value of z axis

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onMouseMove( ms_pos_x, ms_pos_y )
    Example coming soon
end

screen screen::worldPosToScreenPos	(	x	,
		y	,
		z
	)

World Position to screen position.

Parameters

X	: value of x axis
Y	: value of y axis
Z	: value of z axis

The following is a Small Example on how to use this function:

function onMouseMove( ms_pos_x, ms_pos_y )
    Example coming soon
end

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

• LUA_API_Screen.h