Mapdev:SMD

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SMD Syntax

The SMD, to work correctly, must be set out correctly. The following are a few of these requirements that you have to follow:

• All lines must end in a ';'. This is just like any C derived programming language
• Sections begin with a keyword wrapped in [Square brackets], and are wrapped in {Curly Brackets}
• Each different tag must be placed on a different line (?)

The following are some recomendations to help other people read your SMD.

• Blank lines are allowed, and can be placed to help distinguish between different sections
• You may place comments in the SMD, and again like C programming languages, these are preceded by a '//'. Anything following a comment marker is ignored by the parser.
• You can tabulate your SMD to help the overall readability, and to show where sections begin and end.

Example SMD

[MAP]
{
	Description=Lot of metal in middle but look out for kbot walking over the mountains;
	TidalStrength=20;
	Gravity=130;
	MaxMetal=0.03;

	ExtractorRadius=400;
	MapHardness=100;

	DetailTex=mydetailtex.bmp;
	AutoShowMetal=1;
	
	[ATMOSPHERE]
	{
		Skybox=space.dds;

		FogColor=0.7 0.7 0.8;
		FogStart=0.2;

		CloudColor=0.9 0.9 0.9;
		SkyColor=0.1 0.15 0.7;

		SunColor=1.0 1.0 1.0;
		CloudDensity=0.55;

		MinWind=5;
		MaxWind=20;
	}
	[WATER]
	{
		WaterTexture=mywatertexture.jpg;
		WaterSurfaceColor=0.4 0.6 0.8;
		WaterPlaneColor=0.4 0.6 0.8;

		WaterBaseColor=0.4 0.6 0.8;
		WaterAbsorb=0.004 0.004 0.002;

		WaterMinColor=0.1 0.1 0.3;
		WaterDamage=20;
	}
	[LIGHT]
	{
		SunDir=0 1 2;
		
		GroundAmbientColor=0.4 0.4 0.4;
		GroundSunColor=0.7 0.7 0.7;

		GroundShadowDensity=0.8;

		UnitAmbientColor=0.3 0.3 0.3;
		UnitSunColor=0.8 0.8 0.8;
		UnitShadowDensity=0.8;

		SpecularSunColor=0.3 0.3 0.3;
	}
	[TEAM0]
	{
		StartPosX=600;
		StartPosZ=600;
	}
	[TEAM1]

	{
		StartPosX=3600;
		StartPosZ=3600;
	}
	[TEAM2]
	{
		StartPosX=3600;
		StartPosZ=600;
	}
	[TEAM3]
	{
		StartPosX=600;
		StartPosZ=3600;

	}
	[TEAM4]
	{
		StartPosX=2000;
		StartPosZ=600;
	}
	[TEAM5]

	{
		StartPosX=2000;
		StartPosZ=3600;
	}
	//Up to [TEAM9]
	[TERRAINTYPE0]
	{
		name=default;
		hardness=1;
		tankmovespeed=1;
		kbotmovespeed=1;
		hovermovespeed=1;
		shipmovespeed=1;

	}
}

SMD Tags List

Variable	Description	Examples
[TEAMX]	The number of the team, starting at 0 for player 1 and going on up to 9 for player 10, where X is the player number	[TEAM3]
[TERRAINTYPEX]	Used to define different terrain types that exist on the map. The value starts at 0 and goes on for as many terrain types as you have, where X is the type number. Which terrain type goes where on the map is determined by the typemap when compiling the map.	[TERRAINTYPE0]
AutoShowMetal	A boolean, turning it off makes it so the user must press F4 to view the metal map, leaving it on will make it so the metal map is turned on whenever they choose to build a metal extractor.	AutoShowMetal=0;
CloudColor	The color of the clouds. The values are in the order Red, Green, Blue. For all intensive purposes, 0.0 is black and 1.0 is white; however, giving values higher than 1.0 will give brighter fog and less than 0.0 will give darker.	CloudColor=0.9 0.9 0.9;
CloudDensity	The number of clouds in the sky. A percentage in decimal form, 0.0 to 1.0.	CloudDensity=0.55;
Description	The description of the map that shows in the multiplayer battleroom.	Description=Strong wind, good for 2v2 team games;
DetailTex	The texture which will be shown on the map in the color of the texture map when a player zooms very far in. Leaving this blank will make the game default to detailtex2.bmp. It is assumed you can only use the bitmap format for these textures. Using a larger bitmap results more detail not a bigger tile. You can get some transparency by reducing the contrast.	DetailTex=mydetailtex.bmp;
ExtractorRadius	The radius of effect that a single extractor will extract from. If two radii intersect, both extractors will suffer from reduced output.	ExtractorRadius=400;
GroundAmbientColor	The ambient (non-sun-lit) color of ground, grass, trees and other features.	GroundAmbientColor=0.4 0.4 0.4;
GroundShadowDensity	How far from the non shadowed to the ambient color stuff in shadow will go.	GroundShadowDensity=0.8;
GroundSunColor	The color of ground where it is fully sun lit (added to GroundAmbientColor).	GroundSunColor=0.7 0.7 0.7;
FogColor	The color of the fog and the infinite plane below the world. The values are in the order Red, Green, Blue. For all intensive purposes, 0.0 is black and 1.0 is white; however, giving values higher than 1.0 will give brighter fog and less than 0.0 will give darker.	FogColor=0.7 0.7 0.8;
FogStart	The distance from the camera at which the fog will start.	FogStart=0.2;
Hardness (terraintype)	Used as a multiplier against the MapHardness value. Can be used to make a particular terrain type softer or harder. A value of '1' will make it as hard as MapHardness, and 0.5 will make it half as hard.	hardness=0.75;
HoverNoveSpeed	Speed multiplier for hovercraft when travelling on the parent terrain type. A value of '1' is normal speed, 0.5 will make them travel at half speed on the parent terrain type.	hovermovespeed=1;
KbotMoveSpeed	Speed multiplier for Kbots when travelling on the parent terrain type. A value of '1' is normal speed, 0.5 will make them travel at half speed on the parent terrain type.	kbotmovespeed=1;
MapHardness	Defines how much the terrain will deform due to explosions and weapons.	MapHardness=100;
MaxMetal	How much metal a map square with the maximum metal value gives. Unsure how this is calculated, but a value of around 0.03 will give OTA-esque levels of metal from metal extractors.	MaxMetal=0.03;
MaxWind	The maximum amount of energy the wind on the map will give.	MaxWind=20;
MinWind	The minimum amount of energy the wind on the map will give.	MinWind=5;
Name (terraintype)	Used to define the name of the type of terrain. "Snow" or "Rock" or whatever you want. Use an underscore between words it will display as a space eg "Deep_Snow" will show as "Deep Snow", don't use quotes if you don't want to see them.	Name=default;
ShipMoveSpeed	Speed multiplier for Ship when travelling on the parent terrain type. A value of '1' is normal speed, 0.5 will make them travel at half speed on the parent terrain type.	shipmovespeed=1;
SkyBox	The image to display in the sky during gameplay, rather than having the engine dynamically render one. This allows for complex skies, which may include stars, planets, etc overhead. Skyboxes are stored as .DDS cubeboxes. A skybox's .dds file should be placed in the maps directory of a compressed file, along with the .smf, .smd, and .smt files.	Skybox=space.dds;
SkyColor	The color of the sky itself. Works the same way as CloudColor and FogColor.	SkyColor=0.1 0.15 0.7;
SpecularSunColor	The color of the reflected light off of stuff (otherwise will be UnitSunColor)	SpecularSunColor=0.1 0.15 0.7;
StartPosX	The X (east-west in the TA camera) coordinates on the map where the player will start.	StartPosX=600;
StartPosZ	The Z (north-south in the TA camera) coordinates on the map where the player will start.	StartPosZ=600;
SunColor	The color of the sun in the sky. This will also effect the size of the star. As the value increases (including over 1.0), the disc will get bigger; the inverse is also true.	SunColor=1.0 1.0 1.0;
SunDir	The direction of the sun, which is normalized by Spring. The Y-axis is up. In the following chart, using the values in a square will make shadows fall in that square if the shadow caster (like a unit) is placed in the center. ie: you use the values from the top-left (North-West) corner box, shadows will be cast in a North-Westerly direction:	SunDir=0 1 2;
TankMoveSpeed	Speed multiplier for tanks when travelling on the parent terrain type. A value of '1' is normal speed, 0.5 will make them travel at half speed on the parent terrain type.	tankmovespeed=1;
TidalStrength	The amount of energy which will be given by tidal generators.	TidalStrength=30;
UnitAmbientColor	The ambient (non-sun-lit) color of units and corpses.	UnitAmbientColor=0.3 0.3 0.3;
UnitShadowDensity	How far from the non shadowed to the ambient color stuff in shadow will go.	UnitShadowDensity=0.8;
UnitSunColor	The color of units where they is fully sun lit (added to UnitAmbientColor).	UnitSunColor=0.8 0.8 0.8;
WaterAbsorb	How fast different colors (RGB in order) are absorbed by the water. Can be used to make the water look murky at deeper sections and so on.	WaterAbsorb=0.004 0.004 0.002;
WaterBaseColor	The color of the water at the surface.	WaterBaseColor=0.4 0.6 0.8;
WaterDamage	Amount of damage water does to units in it. Someone add the value that make water impassable (like lava) and the rate at which damage is applied. It is assumed for now that it does WaterDamage per 30 internal frames.	WaterDamage=20;
WaterMinColor	The smallest values the water will go down to due to WaterAbsorb.	WaterMinColor=0.1 0.1 0.3;
WaterSurfaceColor	Changes the surface color of the water (mother thinks this is an XOR thing with WaterTexture. WaterTexture is for non-reflective water and WaterSurfaceColor only for reflective water)	WaterMinColor=0.1 0.1 0.3;
WaterPlaneColor	The color of the 'water plane' outside the map's bounds	WaterPlaneColor=0.1 0.1 0.3;
WaterTexture	Replaces the default ocean texture with the one specified. Must apparently be jpeg format, though bitmap might work.	WaterTexture=mywatertexture.jpg;