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Custom waypoints are a new feature introduced in {{GameCategory|tkoh|link= y}}. | |||
It enables community coders to add a new waypoint with all its complex functionality to easily accessible [[Mission_Editor: Waypoints|waypoint menu]]. | |||
Custom waypoints are a | Custom waypoints are a shell for already existing [[Mission Editor: Waypoints#Scripted|scripted waypoints]], where path to the executed script had to be typed in manually. | ||
New system avoids using any abolute path and wraps all the functionality in simple-to-use user interface. | |||
Note that when you select a custom waypoint, ''Script'' field changes to ''Arguments'', where you can pass additional data to the waypoint. | |||
== List == | == List == | ||
{{Columns|4| | |||
* [[BIS_fnc_wpLand TKOH|LAND]] | * [[BIS_fnc_wpLand TKOH|LAND]] | ||
* [[BIS_fnc_wpTimed|COUNTDOWN]] | * [[BIS_fnc_wpTimed|COUNTDOWN]] | ||
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* [[BIS_fnc_wpRestricted|RESTRICTED]] | * [[BIS_fnc_wpRestricted|RESTRICTED]] | ||
* [[BIS_fnc_wpHover|HOVER]] | * [[BIS_fnc_wpHover|HOVER]] | ||
}} | |||
== Config == | == Config == | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp"> | |||
class CfgWaypoints | |||
{ | |||
//--- Waypoints category class | |||
class HSim | |||
{ | |||
//--- Waypoints category description (visible in menu) | |||
displayName = "$STR_HSIM_cfgWaypoints_HSim"; | |||
//--- Waypoint class | |||
class wpLand | |||
{ | |||
//--- Waypoint description (visible in menu) | |||
displayName = "Land"; | |||
//--- Path to executed scripts | |||
file = "hsim\Modules_H\functions\waypoints\fn_wpLand.sqf"; | |||
}; | |||
}; | |||
}; | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
== Scripts == | == Scripts == | ||
By default, all official waypoints are executing [[ | |||
By default, all official waypoints are executing [[Take On Helicopters: Functions Library|Functions]] that can be also called manually, outside of waypoint structure. | |||
To achieve it, all of these functions are [[PreProcessor Commands#.23include|including]] custom header, which recognises execution type and initialises params correctly: | |||
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp"> | |||
#include "\HSim\Modules_H\functions\Waypoints\variableSettings.hpp" | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
=== Execution Methods === | === Execution Methods === | ||
==== Waypoint (Editor)==== | ==== Waypoint (Editor) ==== | ||
[[File:tkoh editor waypoints custom.jpg|thumb|Custom waypoint settings]] | [[File:tkoh editor waypoints custom.jpg|thumb|Custom waypoint settings]] | ||
Default use. Waypoint is selected in menu, arguments are typed in ''Arguments'' field (see attached picture). | Default use. Waypoint is selected in menu, arguments are typed in ''Arguments'' field (see attached picture). | ||
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For example, for [[BIS_fnc_wpTimed]] (COUNTDOWN), it can look like this: | For example, for [[BIS_fnc_wpTimed]] (COUNTDOWN), it can look like this: | ||
<sqf>[{ hintC "You failed!" }, 60, true]</sqf> | |||
If no arguments are set, default values are used. | If no arguments are set, default values are used. | ||
==== Waypoint (Script) ==== | |||
==== Waypoint (Script)==== | |||
Attach function to given waypoint. Function waits until waypoint becomes active | Attach function to given waypoint. Function waits until waypoint becomes active | ||
[group,id,<arguments>] [[spawn]] <functionName>; | [group,id,<arguments>] [[spawn]] <functionName>; | ||
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* '''id''': [[Number]] - [[Waypoint]] id | * '''id''': [[Number]] - [[Waypoint]] id | ||
Code is [[scriptDone|done]] when waypoint conditions were met. | Code is [[scriptDone|done]] when waypoint conditions were met. | ||
==== Function ==== | ==== Function ==== | ||
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==== Action ==== | ==== Action ==== | ||
Executed by [[addAction]] command. | Executed by [[addAction]] command. | ||
OBJECT | OBJECT [[addAction]] [ | ||
"Action Name", | "Action Name", | ||
"<functionName>" [[call]] [[BIS_fnc_functionPath]], | "<functionName>" [[call]] [[BIS_fnc_functionPath]], | ||
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* '''_isExpired''': [[Code]] - code for checking if waypoint is still valid. Exit when true in every loop. Always false for Function and Action execution | * '''_isExpired''': [[Code]] - code for checking if waypoint is still valid. Exit when true in every loop. Always false for Function and Action execution | ||
* '''_fnc_addRating''': [[Code]] - adds rating to all waypoint group members. Passed argument is [[Number]] - added rating, later multiplied by bis_wpRating | * '''_fnc_addRating''': [[Code]] - adds rating to all waypoint group members. Passed argument is [[Number]] - added rating, later multiplied by bis_wpRating | ||
{{GameCategory|tkoh|Editing}} |
Latest revision as of 21:27, 23 April 2024
Custom waypoints are a new feature introduced in Take On Helicopters. It enables community coders to add a new waypoint with all its complex functionality to easily accessible waypoint menu.
Custom waypoints are a shell for already existing scripted waypoints, where path to the executed script had to be typed in manually. New system avoids using any abolute path and wraps all the functionality in simple-to-use user interface.
Note that when you select a custom waypoint, Script field changes to Arguments, where you can pass additional data to the waypoint.
List
Config
class CfgWaypoints
{
//--- Waypoints category class
class HSim
{
//--- Waypoints category description (visible in menu)
displayName = "$STR_HSIM_cfgWaypoints_HSim";
//--- Waypoint class
class wpLand
{
//--- Waypoint description (visible in menu)
displayName = "Land";
//--- Path to executed scripts
file = "hsim\Modules_H\functions\waypoints\fn_wpLand.sqf";
};
};
};
Scripts
By default, all official waypoints are executing Functions that can be also called manually, outside of waypoint structure. To achieve it, all of these functions are including custom header, which recognises execution type and initialises params correctly:
#include "\HSim\Modules_H\functions\Waypoints\variableSettings.hpp"
Execution Methods
Waypoint (Editor)
Default use. Waypoint is selected in menu, arguments are typed in Arguments field (see attached picture).
Arguments are passed as Array, whose content differs for every waypoint.
For example, for BIS_fnc_wpTimed (COUNTDOWN), it can look like this:
If no arguments are set, default values are used.
Waypoint (Script)
Attach function to given waypoint. Function waits until waypoint becomes active
[group,id,<arguments>] spawn <functionName>;
Code is done when waypoint conditions were met.
Function
Run function with given params.
[object,target,completionRadius,<arguments>] spawn <functionName>;
- object: Object - object to which waypoint belongs
- target: Array or Object - position or target where waypoint is placed
- completionRadius: Number - completion radius in which waypoint is finished
- <arguments> - arguments specific for every waypoint type
Code is done when waypoint conditions were met.
Action
Executed by addAction command.
OBJECT addAction [ "Action Name", "<functionName>" call BIS_fnc_functionPath, <arguments>, ... ];
Header Variables
Header declares local variables, which can be used by waypoint script:
- _params: Array - passed arguments
- _group: Group
- _wp: Array - assigned waypoint (current waypoint for Function and Action activation)
- _wpID: Number - waypoint ID
- _wpPos: Array - waypoint position
- _target: Object - waypoint target. objNull if none was set (e.g. when position is used only)
- _veh: Object - vehicle of group leader
- _completionRadius: Number - waypoint completion radius (Default: 420 m)
- _statements: Array - waypoint statements (Default: ["true","",""])
- _condition: Code - waypoint condition from _statements (Default: {true})
- _isExpired: Code - code for checking if waypoint is still valid. Exit when true in every loop. Always false for Function and Action execution
- _fnc_addRating: Code - adds rating to all waypoint group members. Passed argument is Number - added rating, later multiplied by bis_wpRating