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Quote from: eri0o on Sat 09/12/2017 22:38:28
Ok, so today I lost some hours of my life coding NormalMap with AGS Script.
In case you want it, Download the Demo here!.
I don't think it looks good, I decided to ditch this idea, but maybe someone wants to try and test this.
I based my code on the code here.
If someone does make it better, faster, please share your enhancemets here!
Quote from: Gilbert on Fri 21/04/2006 10:55:32
Since speeches are overlays they're always displayed below GUIs (I think, not sure), if you want the text over a GUI, you may try making another GUI with transparent background for displaying the text.
Tried recreating the Character, View, still it's like im not pointing to the same object?
//header
struct ScreenText{
String text;
FontType fontType;
import function init(String text_,FontType fontType_);
};
//script
Overlay* roomText[];
function displayAnimatedText(String fullText,FontType fontType,int row, int maxRows){
String message="";
for(int i=0;i<fullText.Length;i++){
message=message.AppendChar(fullText.Chars[i]);
roomText[row]=ShowTextinRowLeft(message,53665, row+1, maxRows,fontType);
Wait(2);
}
Wait(80);
}
function room_AfterFadeIn()
{
int maxRows=10;
ScreenText textRows[10];
roomText= new Overlay[maxRows];
textRows[0].init("Earth year 1947",eFontNormal);
textRows[1].init("70.000 years after the last colony left",eFontSpeech);
textRows[2].init("A strong high energy pulse was picked up by a consulate",eFontSpeech);
textRows[3].init("cruiser 2 years earlier, origing is planet Earth.",eFontSpeech);
textRows[4].init("A scout mission is sent to investigate it's origing,",eFontSpeech);
textRows[5].init("no intelligent life is expected to be found.",eFontSpeech);
textRows[6].init(" ",eFontNormal);
textRows[7].init("Mission:",eFontNormal);
textRows[8].init("Identify energy source and evalute explore the abbandoned ",eFontSpeech);
textRows[9].init("settlement for lost artifacts left behind on the exodus.",eFontSpeech);
for(int i=0;i<maxRows;i++){
displayAnimatedText(textRows[i].text,textRows[i].fontType,i, maxRows);
}
}
Quote from: Snarky on Sat 04/08/2018 11:58:43
The problem is that you can't store pointers in a managed struct (for reasons that have to do with AGS not having a garbage collector), and String is a pointer type.
A workaround (as already discussed above in the thread) would be to store the String in an array, and store the array index in the ScreeText (you planning on fixing that typo?). You could then use an attribute to look up the String in the array and make it seem like it's part of the struct.
managed struct ScreenText{
String text;
FontType fontType;
};
ScreenText* createScreenText(String text_,FontType fontType_ ){
ScreenText* screenText= new ScreenText();
screenText.text=text_;
screenText.fontType=fontType_;
}
, now I tried to create
just import a bigger image and move it to the center.
i think i missed something here.
// room script file
bool moveStarted=false;
function room_FirstLoad()
{
objFlower.SetView(2, 0, 2);
objFlower.Animate(0, 5, eRepeat,eNoBlock);
cEgo.LockView(3);
cEgo.Animate(0, 30, eRepeat, eNoBlock);
cEgo.UnlockView();
cEgo.Say("HEllo");
//cEgo.Animate(0, 45, eRepeat,eNoBlock);
objFlower.Animate(0, 5, eRepeat,eNoBlock);
}
function room_RepExec()
{
if(cEgo.Moving){
moveStarted=true;
}
if(!cEgo.Moving && moveStarted == true){
cEgo.Say("I stop now");
moveStarted=false;
}
}
