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Programming / Re: Learning Simple E2 with Kräsher!

« on: April 10, 2010, 10:52:09 PM »

Quote from: me4488 on April 10, 2010, 10:23:28 PM

nice stuffz here

Thank you.

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Programming / Re: Learning Simple E2 with Kräsher!

« on: April 10, 2010, 10:20:13 PM »

I will go over commands later Frank...

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Programming / Re: Learning Simple E2 with Kräsher!

« on: April 10, 2010, 09:22:08 PM »

Simple Hologram

This is a LITTLE bit more advanced, :P.

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@name Tutorial E2 5
@persist Timer
# This E2 makes a cube holo that spins :D #
interval(0.5)
Me = owner()
Chip = entity()
T = Timer
Timer = Timer+1*1
if(first()) {holoCreate(1)}

holoModel(1,"cube")
holoAng(1,ang(T,T,T))
holoPos(1,Chip:pos()+vec(0,0,45))
holoColor(1,vec(255,200,0))
holoScale(1,vec(1,1,1))

Variation of Color:

Change:

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holoColor(1,vec(255,200,0))To:

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holoColor(1,vec(random(255),random(255),random(255)))This sets the holo to rave light.

Explanation:

Timer is a variable, that means it is a number that can mean anything depending on the string it is set in.
Timer = Timer+1*1 adds 1 to the variable every interval.
holoCreate states that we are creating a hologram.
holoModel(1,"cube") states that this hologram will be in the shape of a cube :D.
holoAng(1,ang(T,T,T)) sets the angle of the hologram (You can put any numbers in place of T,T,T.)
holoPos(1,Chip:pos()+vec(0,0,45)) states the position of the holo. (in X,Y,Z, format.)
holoColor(1,vec(255,200,0)) states the color of our holo. (in RGB format.)
holoScale(1,vec(1,1,1)) states the scale of the holo. (in length, width, depth, format.)

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Programming / Re: Learning Simple E2 with Kräsher!

« on: April 10, 2010, 08:17:07 PM »

Player Trails

Now lets do player trails! This will put a trail on you! Just like a prop trail!

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@name Tutorial E2 3
# This E2 puts a trail on your player. #
 owner():setTrails(3,50,5,"trails/smoke",vec(255,0,0),200)

Explanation:

owner is the player who spawned the E2, in other words. It's you.
setTrails is the function that states that you are setting the entity's (owner) trail.
"trails/smoke" is the part that goes after setTrails. This is the part where you can type in any trail you want!
vec(255,0,0) is the vector color. the 3 numbers after vec are the color in R, G, and B.
setTrails(3,50,5) the 3 numbers after setTrails are Start Size, End Size, and Length, in that order.

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Programming / Re: Learning Simple E2 with Kräsher!

« on: April 10, 2010, 07:56:41 PM »

User Materials

Lets follow up with an E2 that can change your material!

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@name Tutorial E2 2
# This E2 changes your material #
owner():setMaterial("phoenix_storms/chrome")

Explanation:

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owner():setMaterial("phoenix_storms/chrome")

owner is the player who spawned the E2, in other words. It's you.
setMaterial is the function that you know, states that you are setting the entity's (owner) material.
("phoenix_storms/chrome") is the part that goes after setMaterial. This is the part where you can type in any material you want!

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Programming / Learning Simple E2 with Kräsher!

« on: April 10, 2010, 07:29:04 PM »

Prop/Player Raver

Lets begin by learning a SIMPLE color changing E2 that makes you change colors!

Open a NEW E2 and type this on the first line.

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interval(10)This makes the E2 repeat itself every 10 milliseconds or so. (I am not sure what time increment it is.)

On line 2, type this out.

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owner():setColor(random(255),random(255),random(255))The function 'owner' means that whatever the code after it says, it happens to the player who spawned it. The random(255) means it is randomlly picking a color from the RGB scale for each R, G, and B. RGB = Red, Green, Blue.

Simple Varition

If you want the PROP this is attached to to rave light up. Use this code..

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@name Prop raver
Prop=entity():isWeldedTo()

interval(10)
 Prop:setColor(random(255),random(255),random(255))

Prop=entity():isWeldedTo() is a function that states that the prop that the E2 is attached to should have the code run on it, When the string 'Prop' is stated, followed by a code.

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