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Silentwings: /* Overall Format */

2020-05-13T14:35:13Z

Overall Format

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	-- CStandardGroundFlash properties		-- CStandardGroundFlash properties
	},		},
			-- other special spawner names exist, although their use is discouraged in favour of class="CSomeClass"
			-- see https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/develop/cont/base/springcontent/gamedata/explosion_alias.lua#L61
	},		},
	}		}

Gajop: /* Overall Format */

2018-12-02T10:26:13Z

Overall Format

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	A CEG file contains one or more CEGs. Each CEG follows this format:		A CEG file contains one or more CEGs. Each CEG follows this format:

	~~<code>~~<pre>		<pre>
	return {		return {
	["ceg_name"] = {		["ceg_name"] = {
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	},		},
	}		}
	</pre~~></code~~>		</pre>

	== Explosion Level Tags ==		== Explosion Level Tags ==

8611: add:CSmokeProjectile & CSmokeProjectile2. someone check or something

2015-03-09T23:16:42Z

add:CSmokeProjectile & CSmokeProjectile2. someone check or something

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 |description = The color of the groundflash.
 }}
 ==Examples==

8611: /* Visibility Conditions */ the 'trick' imo refers to using diff. conditions in CExpGenSpawner & spawned CEG

2015-02-27T02:41:04Z

Visibility Conditions: the 'trick' imo refers to using diff. conditions in CExpGenSpawner & spawned CEG

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	=== Visibility Conditions ===		=== Visibility Conditions ===
	These determine under what conditions the spawner will run. If you set the condition to true, the spawner will run if the explosion takes place under that condition. If you set more than one condition, the spawner will run if ''any'' of them are true. If you want a spawner to run only if two or more conditions are ''all'' true, you have to do a little trick with the [[#CExpGenSpawner]] class ~~{{FIXME}}What is the trick?~~.		These determine under what conditions the spawner will run. If you set the condition to true, the spawner will run if the explosion takes place under that condition. If you set more than one condition, the spawner will run if ''any'' of them are true. If you want a spawner to run only if two or more conditions are ''all'' true, you have to do a little trick with the [[#CExpGenSpawner]] class as explained in "suggested use".

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Flozi: /* Overall Format */ return statement

2014-10-18T18:36:52Z

Overall Format: return statement

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	<code><pre>		<code><pre>
	["ceg_name"] = {		return {
	-- EXPLOSION LEVEL		["ceg_name"] = {
	useDefaultExplosions = false,		-- EXPLOSION LEVEL
			useDefaultExplosions = false,

	spawner1_name = {		spawner1_name = {
	-- SPAWNER LEVEL		-- SPAWNER LEVEL
	class = "CClassName",		class = "CClassName",
	count = 1,		count = 1,
	air = true,		air = true,
	ground = true,		ground = true,
	water = true,		water = true,
	properties = {		properties = {
	-- CLASS LEVEL		-- CLASS LEVEL
			},
	},		},
	},		},
	},		spawner2_name = {
	spawner2_name = {		-- SPAWNER LEVEL
	-- SPAWNER LEVEL		-- each spawner follows the above format
	-- each spawner follows the above format		},
	},		groundflash = {
	groundflash = {		-- groundflash is a special spawner name; it always generates a CStandardGroundFlash
	-- groundflash is a special spawner name; it always generates a CStandardGroundFlash		-- CStandardGroundFlash properties
	-- CStandardGroundFlash properties		},
	},		},
	}		}

Flozi: /* Common Properties */ 98.0 ! fixed booleans in CEGs

2014-10-10T17:23:57Z

Common Properties: 98.0 ! fixed booleans in CEGs

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	\|type = bool		\|type = bool
	\|default = false		\|default = false
	\|description = If true, the spawner is always visible, ignoring LoS.		\|description = If true, the spawner is always visible, ignoring LoS. Note that prior to 98.0 this did not work correctly.
	}}		}}

Flozi: /* CEG Definitions */ update links

2014-10-05T17:43:59Z

CEG Definitions: update links

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	{{DataTypes}}		{{DataTypes}}

	You can use [[CEG-Operators]] to define floats that are not fixed.		You can use [[CEG:Operators]] to define floats that are not fixed.

	== CEG Textures ==		== CEG Textures ==
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	\|type = float		\|type = float
	\|default = 0.0		\|default = 0.0
	\|description = The CEG will be called with this damage. The CEG doesn't actually deal any damage, but you can use this as a parameter and read it using the 'd' operator.		\|description = The CEG will be called with this damage. The CEG doesn't actually deal any damage, but you can use this as a parameter and read it using the [[CEG:Operators#Damage_.28.27d.27.29\|'d' operator]].
	}}		}}

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	\|type = int		\|type = int
	\|default = 0		\|default = 0
	\|description = How many particles to create. This is not the same as <code>count</code>; if you spawn multiple particles using <code>count</code>, any [[CEG-Operators]] will be re-evaluated for each particle, whereas if you use {{taglink\|numParticles}} they will not be. However, the spread properties are evaluated separately for each particle regardless of which one you use.		\|description = How many particles to create. This is not the same as <code>count</code>; if you spawn multiple particles using <code>count</code>, any [[CEG:Operators]] will be re-evaluated for each particle, whereas if you use {{taglink\|numParticles}} they will not be. However, the spread properties are evaluated separately for each particle regardless of which one you use.
	}}		}}

Flozi: Flozi moved page User:Flozi/CEG:Classes to CEG:Defs without leaving a redirect: ready for the big leagues

2014-10-05T16:28:27Z

Flozi moved page User:Flozi/CEG:Classes to CEG:Defs without leaving a redirect: ready for the big leagues

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Flozi: /* Examples */ comment about template use, recategorise ready for move

2014-10-05T16:27:38Z

Examples: comment about template use, recategorise ready for move

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	==Examples==		==Examples==

			<!-- can't use the following until all games use effects/ rather than gamedata/explosions
			{{ExampleRepoLinks
			\|path = effects/
			\|entity = CEGs
			}}
			-->
	[http://imolarpg.dyndns.org/trac/balatest/browser/trunk/gamedata/explosions 'Balanced Annihilation' CEGs] (TDF format)		[http://imolarpg.dyndns.org/trac/balatest/browser/trunk/gamedata/explosions 'Balanced Annihilation' CEGs] (TDF format)

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	[http://code.google.com/p/xta-springrts/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Fgamedata%2Fexplosions 'XTA' CEGs] (TDF format)		[http://code.google.com/p/xta-springrts/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk%2Fgamedata%2Fexplosions 'XTA' CEGs] (TDF format)

	[https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/tree/master/effects '~~zeroK~~' CEGs]		[https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/tree/master/effects 'ZeroK' CEGs]

	~~<!--~~ [[Category:CEG]] ~~-->~~		[[Category:CEG]]

Flozi: /* Suggested Use */ remove indentation creating fixed width text

2014-10-05T15:22:26Z

Suggested Use: remove indentation creating fixed width text

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	==== Suggested Use ====		==== Suggested Use ====
	A short groundflash (~8 frames) is good for any explosion that gives off light. You can also use a longer groundflash to suggest the ground is glowing from heat.		A short groundflash (~8 frames) is good for any explosion that gives off light. You can also use a longer groundflash to suggest the ground is glowing from heat.

	==== Properties ====		==== Properties ====