Warband Script Enhancer 2 (v1.1.0.4)
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void mbMissile::computePath()
{
m_hitType = mht_none;
m_hitHorse = false;
m_hitMissionObjectNo = -1;
m_hitAgentNo = -1;
m_hitBoneNo = -1;
m_attack.clear();
#if !defined DEDICATED_SERVER
m_screenState = mss_none;
m_soundChannel = -1;
if (m_startingDirection.dot(g_mission->m_cameraTransform.o - m_curPosition) > 0.1f)
m_screenState = mss_incoming;
#endif
rglVector4 position = m_startingPosition;
rglVector4 direction = m_startingDirection;
float speed = m_speed;
rglVector4 clientPosition = m_startingClientPosition;
rglVector4 clientDirection = m_startingClientVelocity;
float clientSpeed = clientDirection.normalize();
bool noFriction = false;
bool noGravity = false;
float friction = rglConfig::Battle::fAirFrictionArrow;
float timeFactor = 1.0f / 50.0f;
float gravityFactor = 9.8f / 50.0f;
if (m_missileItem.isValid())
{
mbItemKind *missileItemKind = m_missileItem.getItemKind();
if (missileItemKind->m_properties & itp_ignore_friction)
noFriction = true;
else if (missileItemKind->getType() == itp_type_bullets)
friction = rglConfig::Battle::fAirFrictionBullet;
if (missileItemKind->m_properties & itp_ignore_gravity)
noGravity = true;
}
m_path[0] = position;
m_prevPath = 0;
m_curPath = 1;
for (int i = 1; i < MB_MISSILE_PATH_SIZE; ++i)
{
rglVector4 newDirection = direction * speed;
rglVector4 newClientDirection = clientDirection * clientSpeed;
if (!noGravity)
{
newDirection.z -= gravityFactor;
newClientDirection.z -= gravityFactor;
}
position += newDirection * timeFactor;
clientPosition += newClientDirection * timeFactor;
if (i >= 25)
m_path[i] = position;
else
m_path[i] = (position * (float)i + clientPosition * (float)(25 - i)) * 0.04f;
float newSpeed = newDirection.normalize();
float newClientSpeed = newClientDirection.normalize();
if (!noFriction)
{
newSpeed = newSpeed - newSpeed * newSpeed * friction * timeFactor;
newClientSpeed = newClientSpeed - newClientSpeed * newClientSpeed * friction * timeFactor;
}
if (newSpeed > 0.00001f)
direction = newDirection;
if (newClientSpeed > 0.00001f)
clientDirection = newClientDirection;
speed = newSpeed;
clientSpeed = newClientSpeed;
}
}1.0.5.2
-Added WFaS build.
-Added bMoreProficiencyEffectForMovingSpeedWhileReloading config option.
-Added sf_use_next_for_far sound flag.
-Fixed sf_always_send_via_network sound flag.
-Fixed sound bugs.
-Fixed backpedal speed.
Note for WFaS
All Warband features, operations, triggers, scripts, flags are available, along with all wse features. For modding don't forget to add whatever you need from warband headers to wfas module system.
Since the WFaS does not have necessary network events, for compatibility following Warband features works only when bBreakWarbandCompatibility=true:
-Separate audio channel for agent_play_sound and agent_stop_sound operations.
-Network sync for agent_set_accuracy_modifier, agent_set_speed_modifier, agent_set_reload_speed_modifier, agent_set_use_speed_modifier operations.
Thanks to DoDoCat for sponsoring development.
-Added WFaS build.
-Added bMoreProficiencyEffectForMovingSpeedWhileReloading config option.
-Added sf_use_next_for_far sound flag.
-Fixed sf_always_send_via_network sound flag.
-Fixed sound bugs.
-Fixed backpedal speed.
Note for WFaS
All Warband features, operations, triggers, scripts, flags are available, along with all wse features. For modding don't forget to add whatever you need from warband headers to wfas module system.
Since the WFaS does not have necessary network events, for compatibility following Warband features works only when bBreakWarbandCompatibility=true:
-Separate audio channel for agent_play_sound and agent_stop_sound operations.
-Network sync for agent_set_accuracy_modifier, agent_set_speed_modifier, agent_set_reload_speed_modifier, agent_set_use_speed_modifier operations.
Thanks to DoDoCat for sponsoring development.
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This is interesting! Is there a config option to determine how far until it switches over, or it fixed to a set distance?
This is flag used in WFaS and Carribean. It's hardcoded
Code:
float distance = (m_transform.o - soundChannel.m_position).length();
float distanceFactor = 1.0f;
for (int i = 1; i < 5 && sound->m_flags & sf_use_next_for_far && distance > 15.0f && soundNo < (m_numSounds - i); ++i)
{
soundNo++;
sound = &m_sounds[soundNo];
distance *= 0.3f;
distanceFactor *= 0.35f;
}
soundChannel.m_position = m_transform.o + (soundChannel.m_position - m_transform.o) * distanceFactor;
Thank you.
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Thank you, quite tempted to get back to WFAS modding now...
Thank you for quick update.
@K700
WFaS WSE2
I noticed some inconsistency in store_agent_hit_points native operation.
Python:
(store_agent_hit_points, reg10, ":agent_id"),In this situation, I expect reg10 to return 100 on brand new agents.
This works correctly in Native M&B, however with WFaS WSE2, it behaves a bit strange, not horribly incorrect - but still strange.
Client side
Tested on both, native server and server with WSE.
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It's something oddly specific and honestly can't figure what it is.
I think you can safely ignore it.
Python:
(ti_on_agent_spawn, 0, 0, [],
[
(store_trigger_param_1, ":agent_no"),
(call_script, "script_multiplayer_server_on_agent_spawn_common", ":agent_no"),
(try_begin),
(agent_is_human, ":agent_no"),
(store_agent_hit_points, reg50, ":agent_no", 0),
(assign, reg51, ":agent_no"),
(display_message, "@Agent ID: {reg51 }HP: {reg50}", green),
(try_end),^ Here it returns always correct values.
Maybe it's mistake on my side and I am just blind.
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