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if (cGeorge.InventoryQuantity[iBall.ID] > 0) {
Display("George has the ball.");
}
// module script
int MyModule_MyVariable; // global
export MyModule_MyVariable; // global
int MyVariable; // static
function do_stuff() {
int my_variable; // dynamic
}
// module header
import int MyModule_MyVariable; // global
// module header
struct MyModule { // IMPORTANT: The bracket needs to be placed directly after the struct name
import static function MyStaticFunc();
//...more functions here
};
// module script
static function MyModule::MyStaticFunc() {
// do stuff
}
// some script
MyModule.MyStaticFunc();
// typing "MyModule." will pop up all available functions
enum MyModule_MyEnum {
eMyModule_Value1,
eMyModule_Value2,
eMyModule_ValueN
};
// module script
struct mystruct {
int MyInt;
char MyChar;
short MyShort;
float MyFloat;
String MyString; // AGS v2.71+
};
// module header
struct MyModule_MyStruct {
int MyInt;
char MyChar;
short MyShort;
float MyFloat;
String MyString; // AGS v2.71+
};
// module header
struct MyModule {
// Public member variables
int MyVar;
writeprotected int MyReadOnlyVar;
// Public member functions
import function MyFunc();
// Public static member functions
import static function MyStaticFunc();
// Private member variables (only accessible by other members)
protected int my_var;
// Private member functions (only accessible by other members)
import protected function my_func();
}
// module header
#define MyModule_VERSION 200 // current version
#define MyModule_VERSION_200 // provides v2.00 functionality
#define MyModule_VERSION_100 // provides v1.00 functionality
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Quote from: InCreator on Sat 22/04/2006 15:09:56But it's quite weird that in puzzles where you have continously move from room to room, music is always reset to track start.
), please try to link to the stuff you talk about.
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 14:18:45Quote from: strazer on Fri 21/04/2006 13:31:02Why is the filesize of a mask important? It is only used at design-time, it doesn't affect the compiled game at all.It's not. But the error message when you import a mask the same resolution as your background eg. 320x150 is inconvenient and unessicary.
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 14:18:45Quote from: strazer on Fri 21/04/2006 13:31:02As to why alpha-blended walkbehinds are a problem, the this thread.Read it already. Many have said that you need two images for an alpha blended mask. First the color pass then an alpha.
You really only need one image; like the one I provided above. It essentially IS the alpha only that the colors determine exactly what channel each walkbehind is assigned to.
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 14:18:45Isn't this the whole idea of being part of the developer community to share ideas particularly those that future proof AGS for more complex games like ours? Please don't get me wrong in a certain light I agree with you Strazer but is it not worth testing and ultimately adding to CJ's to do list?
It's not the tool thats worth worrying about it's the principle and how often it will be applied.
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Quote from: Pumaman on Mon 10/05/2004 21:54:42Quote from: strazer on Mon 10/05/2004 01:18:58Btw, I've always wondered what the "Edit this .AGSGame" file is for?
In the version of AGS that was distributed as a windows installer, it created an association for ".AGSGame" files so that you could double-click the "Edit this AGSGame" file to open the game in the editor.
You can create this association manually if you like, just set up .AGSGame files so that their association is:
c:\path\to\ags\agsedit.exe -shelllaunch "%1"
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 11:52:36* Ability to import 24bit Bitmap into mask editor
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 11:52:36* Colors are picked up and automatically assigned baselines and induvidual channels.
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 11:52:36For some reason masks currently need to have a vertical resolution identical to the game resolution.
For games with the LucasArts GUI or any GUI for that matter the room graphics may not extend to the bottom of the screen.
Quote from: subspark on Fri 21/04/2006 11:52:36* Mask is premultiplied so that the black is transparent with no black halo or artifacts.