CEG:Operators - Revision history

Flozi: Flozi moved page CEG-Operators to CEG:Operators: consistency

2014-10-05T17:41:52Z

Flozi moved page CEG-Operators to CEG:Operators: consistency

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2014-10-05T17:41:37Z

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	~~'''~~Source:~~'''~~ {{sourcelink\|file=rts/Sim/Projectiles/ExplosionGenerator.cpp}}		= CEG Operators =

			== Source ==
			The engine source code which implements the CEG operators is viewable here:

			* {{sourcelink\|file=rts/Sim/Projectiles/ExplosionGenerator.cpp#L600}}

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
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	}</pre></code>		}</pre></code>

	This script creates a tower of heatcloud projectile. The first projectile gets y=0, the second y=20, y=40, y=60, .. and finally y=180		This script creates a tower of heatcloud projectile. The first projectile gets <code>y=0</code>, the second <code>y=20</code>, <code>y=40</code>, <code>y=60</code>, .. and finally <code>y=180</code>.

	=== Using 'x' and 'y' ===		=== Using 'x' and 'y' ===
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	</pre></code>		</pre></code>

	This multiplies the index by 0.03125 and saves it to buffer[0]. It then multiplies -0.2 by buffer[0] twice. The result is then -0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2. This type of thing is useful for making a series of particles follow a curved path.		This multiplies the index by <code>0.03125</code> and saves it to <code>buffer[0]</code>. It then multiplies <code>-0.2</code> by <code>buffer[0]</code> twice. The result is then <code>-0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2</code>. This type of thing is useful for making a series of particles follow a curved path.
	[[Category:CEG]]		[[Category:CEG]]

2014-10-05T17:17:59Z

Example: copy examples from CEG-OldInfo and update to lua format

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 Adds the operand to the running result. This operator is used if no other operator is given.
-== Example ==
+== Examples ==
-<pre>
+=== Using 'r' ===
 i0.03125y0 -0.2x0x0
-</pre>
+</pre></code>
 This multiplies the index by 0.03125 and saves it to buffer[0]. It then multiplies -0.2 by buffer[0] twice. The result is then -0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2. This type of thing is useful for making a series of particles follow a curved path.
 [[Category:CEG]]

2011-07-07T23:38:02Z

update to git using sourcelink template

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	'''Source:''' ~~https://spring.clan-sy.com/svn/spring/trunk/~~rts/Sim/Projectiles/ExplosionGenerator.cpp		'''Source:''' {{sourcelink\|file=rts/Sim/Projectiles/ExplosionGenerator.cpp}}

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

2010-03-13T17:42:38Z

fix category

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	This multiplies the index by 0.03125 and saves it to buffer[0]. It then multiplies -0.2 by buffer[0] twice. The result is then -0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2. This type of thing is useful for making a series of particles follow a curved path.		This multiplies the index by 0.03125 and saves it to buffer[0]. It then multiplies -0.2 by buffer[0] twice. The result is then -0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2. This type of thing is useful for making a series of particles follow a curved path.
			[[Category:CEG]]

2009-08-23T09:34:47Z

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2009-01-02T01:11:20Z

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	Multiplies the operand by damage.		Multiplies the operand by damage.

	'''~~Special Note~~:''' In a COB script, you can do <code>SET CEG_DAMAGE [value]</code>. Any <code>emit-sfx</code> instructions will then use that value for the "damage".		'''CEG_DAMAGE:''' In a COB script, you can do <code>SET CEG_DAMAGE [value]</code>. Any <code>emit-sfx</code> instructions will then use that value for the "damage" (use the 'd' operator to access this value).

	=== Sawtooth ('m') ===		=== Sawtooth ('m') ===

2009-01-02T01:10:20Z

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	=== Damage ('d') ===		=== Damage ('d') ===
	Multiplies the operand by damage.		Multiplies the operand by damage.

			'''Special Note:''' In a COB script, you can do <code>SET CEG_DAMAGE [value]</code>. Any <code>emit-sfx</code> instructions will then use that value for the "damage".

	=== Sawtooth ('m') ===		=== Sawtooth ('m') ===

2008-12-31T21:42:29Z

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	</pre>		</pre>

	This multiplies the index by 0.03125 and saves it to buffer[0]. It then multiplies -0.2 by buffer[0] twice. The result is then -0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2.		This multiplies the index by 0.03125 and saves it to buffer[0]. It then multiplies -0.2 by buffer[0] twice. The result is then -0.2 (i * 0.03125)^2. This type of thing is useful for making a series of particles follow a curved path.

2008-12-29T23:39:58Z

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	These are listed in the format "Operator Name (operator)".		These are listed in the format "Operator Name (operator)".

	=== Index (i) ===		=== Index ('i') ===
	Multiplies the operand by the current count index. This index starts at 0 and increments every time the spawn is run, until the spawn has run a number of times equal to its count.		Multiplies the operand by the current count index. This index starts at 0 and increments every time the spawn is run, until the spawn has run a number of times equal to its count.

	Suggested use: Spawning things in a line.		Suggested use: Spawning things in a line.

	=== Rand (r) ===		=== Rand ('r') ===
	Multiplies the operand by a random float between 0 and 1.		Multiplies the operand by a random float between 0 and 1.