Zones v2 - Revision history

Cadillac at 18:30, 24 August 2021

2021-08-24T18:30:11Z

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Kyle: /* Effect */ brakerecharge and rubberrecharge have been implemented

2011-09-14T15:40:59Z

Effect: brakerecharge and rubberrecharge have been implemented

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	*point : give points to the target(s)		*point : give points to the target(s)
	*spawnplayer : Respawns target(s)		*spawnplayer : Respawns target(s)
	*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake ~~(planned)~~		*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake
	*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber ~~(planned)~~		*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber
	*acceleration: Accelerate the target(s) by this rate,		*acceleration: Accelerate the target(s) by this rate,
	*teleport: Instantly move target(s) to a random location (planned)		*teleport: Instantly move target(s) to a random location (planned)

K-Yo: /* MonitorInfluence */ - fixing some typos

2010-07-09T09:44:50Z

MonitorInfluence: - fixing some typos

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	=== MonitorInfluence ===		=== MonitorInfluence ===

	Monitors are simple ~~valiables~~ that can be affected by interaction with different zones. The old "fortress" zone is to be considered as a zone where being inside slowly influence its monitor. Monitors are to be inserted in the map at the same level as Zone. Monitor have a name that is used to refer to from the MonitorInfluence, a initial value, and a drift, that slowly move the value, low and high, which clamp the monitor's value between their owns.		Monitors are simple variables that can be affected by interaction with different zones. The old "fortress" zone is to be considered as a zone where being inside slowly influence its monitor. Monitors are to be inserted in the map at the same level as Zone. Monitor have a name that is used to refer to from the MonitorInfluence, a initial value, and a drift, that slowly move the value, low and high, which clamp the monitor's value between their owns.

	<pre><Field>		<pre><Field>
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	</Field></pre>		</Field></pre>

	The Monitor as different rules that can be used to inspect and react on its value. They are OnOver, OnUnder, InRange and OutsideRange. Any amount of rules can be used in a monitor.		The Monitor has different rules that can be used to inspect and react on its value. They are OnOver, OnUnder, InRange and OutsideRange. Any amount of rules can be used in a monitor.

	*OnOver has an attribute named value and will be used when the monitor's value exceed it,		*OnOver has an attribute named value and will be used when the monitor's value exceed it,

Philippeqc: Acceleration instead of speed

2007-06-21T16:49:38Z

Acceleration instead of speed

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	new attribute for all effects: description		new attribute for all effects: description
			Acceleration uses the rate stored in the attribute named value.

	When the effect is triggered, the message is displayed on the console. Somehow I'm not able to do the "parsing" similar to when points are given (player x received y points because he is sooo leet). That should come.		When the effect is triggered, the message is displayed on the console. Somehow I'm not able to do the "parsing" similar to when points are given (player x received y points because he is sooo leet). That should come.
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	ex:		ex:
			<pre><Effect effect="acceleration" value="20.0" /></pre>
			Would make the target accelerate drastically.

	<pre><Effect effect="setting" settingName="cycle_speed" settingValue="100" /></pre>		<pre><Effect effect="setting" settingName="cycle_speed" settingValue="100" /></pre>
	Would change the base speed for all the players.		Would change the base speed for all the players.

Philippeqc: Acceleration instead of speed

2007-06-21T16:47:07Z

Acceleration instead of speed

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	*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake (planned)		*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake (planned)
	*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber (planned)		*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber (planned)
	*~~speed~~: ~~Instantly set the speed of~~ the target(s) to this ~~value. Afterwards~~, ~~the speed of the cycles remains affected by general map settings. (planned)~~		*acceleration: Accelerate the target(s) by this rate,
	*teleport: Instantly move target(s) to a random location (planned)		*teleport: Instantly move target(s) to a random location (planned)
	*setting : has 2 attributes ; settingName & settingValue		*setting : has 2 attributes ; settingName & settingValue

83.250.174.159: Added disclaimer to the setting effect.

2007-06-19T20:42:48Z

Added disclaimer to the setting effect.

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	<pre><Effect effect="setting" settingName="cycle_speed" settingValue="100" /></pre>		<pre><Effect effect="setting" settingName="cycle_speed" settingValue="100" /></pre>
			Would change the base speed for all the players.

			A reminder about manipulating settings from the map: This mechanism is quite raw and powerful. Use it with care. Not everything is manipulable during a round, nor make sense to manipulate. Reap the benefit but respect the limitations. Consider yourself warned.
	=== ZoneInfluence ===		=== ZoneInfluence ===

83.250.174.159: Effect: Added the description for 2 new effects and updated various effects description to indicate the ones that are not implemented yet.

2007-06-19T20:32:06Z

Effect: Added the description for 2 new effects and updated various effects description to indicate the ones that are not implemented yet.

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	*point : give points to the target(s)		*point : give points to the target(s)
	*spawnplayer : Respawns target(s)		*spawnplayer : Respawns target(s)
	*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake		*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake (planned)
	*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber		*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber (planned)
			*speed: Instantly set the speed of the target(s) to this value. Afterwards, the speed of the cycles remains affected by general map settings. (planned)
			*teleport: Instantly move target(s) to a random location (planned)
	*setting : has 2 attributes ; settingName & settingValue		*setting : has 2 attributes ; settingName & settingValue

Philippeqc: Updated the attribute for the start-up angle and speed of rotation

2007-06-08T21:27:20Z

Updated the attribute for the start-up angle and speed of rotation

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	The possible thing to affect on a zone are:		The possible thing to affect on a zone are:
	*Rotation with attribute ~~rotationBaseAngle, rotationValueAngle, rotationBaseSpeed~~ and ~~rotationValueSpeed~~		*Rotation with attribute rotationAngle and rotationSpeed
	*Radius with attribute radius		*Radius with attribute radius
	*Point with attribute x and y		*Point with attribute x and y
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	<pre><User user="all">		<pre><User user="all">
	<ZoneInfluence name="redFortress">		<ZoneInfluence name="redFortress">
	<Rotation ~~rotationBaseSpeed~~="0.3" ~~rotationValueSpeed~~="0.5" />		<Rotation rotationAngle="0.3" rotationSpeed="0.5" />
	<Radius radius="50"/>		<Radius radius="50"/>
	<Point x="100" y="100" />		<Point x="100" y="100" />

Philippeqc: Changed attribute name

2007-06-08T16:12:45Z

Changed attribute name

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	*death : kill the target(s)		*death : kill the target(s)
	*point : give points to the target(s)		*point : give points to the target(s)
	*~~respawnplayer~~ : Respawns target(s)		*spawnplayer : Respawns target(s)
	*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake		*brakerecharge : Refills target(s) cycle brake
	*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber		*rubberrecharge : Refills target(s) cycle rubber

Jonathan: What's the matter with that all-too-common URL-encoding or something?

2007-06-07T21:59:52Z

What's the matter with that all-too-common URL-encoding or something?

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