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Bombable will work with any of those options--so it is really up to you. | Bombable will work with any of those options--so it is really up to you. | ||
==EXTRA: Making livery change with damage== | |||
Once you have Bombable working with your aircraft there is a bonus: bombable.nas will handle setting the livery colors and | |||
automatically changing them as the object becomes damaged. | |||
For an example of how this works and looks, take a look at the Bombable scenarios involving the M1 tank and the Jeep. | |||
For this to work your model must have different liveries available | |||
and then animate the liveries so that the texture used is the one shown | |||
in this path: /ai/model/model[X]/bombable/texture-corps-path. The /ai/model/model[X]/ part is assumed for AI craft so you need to add <texture-prop>bombable/texture-corps-path</texture-prop> in the right place of your XML file. | |||
Example from Jeep.xml in the jeep-bombable directory: | |||
<animation> | |||
<type>material</type> | |||
<object-name>jeep-body</object-name> | |||
<object-name>roof1</object-name> | |||
<object-name>roof2</object-name> | |||
<object-name>softroof</object-name> | |||
<object-name>chassis</object-name> | |||
<object-name>chassis.002</object-name> | |||
<object-name>Plane</object-name> | |||
<object-name>hinge</object-name> | |||
<object-name>screen</object-name> | |||
<object-name>wiper.L</object-name> | |||
<object-name>wiper.R</object-name> | |||
<object-name>seat.L</object-name> | |||
<object-name>seat.R</object-name> | |||
<texture-prop>bombable/texture-corps-path</texture-prop> | |||
<transparency> | |||
<alpha>1.0</alpha> | |||
</transparency> | |||
</animation> | |||
Additionally, if you want to change your object's the livery color programmatically (for instance, if you include a menu item to select different liveries) you can use the following code in the -bombableinclude.xml file (see above) to change all liveries, including damage liveries, that the object uses: | |||
Example: | |||
liveries = [ | |||
"Models/livery_nodamage.png", | |||
"Models/livery_slightdamage.png", | |||
"Models/livery_highdamage.png"); | |||
]; | |||
bombable.set_livery (cmdarg().getPath(), liveries); | |||
You can include liveries for as many different levels of damage (ie, fine gradations of change from undamaged to completely damaged) as you like. For instance: | |||
Example: | |||
liveries = [ | |||
"Models/livery_nodamage.png", | |||
"Models/livery_barelydamaged.png", | |||
"Models/livery_justslightlydamaged.png", | |||
"Models/livery_alittlemoredamage.png", | |||
"Models/livery_fairlydamaged.png", | |||
"Models/livery_kindadamaged.png", | |||
"Models/livery_prettydamaged.png", | |||
"Models/livery_whoawereintroublenow.png", | |||
"Models/livery_finishedoff.png"); | |||
]; | |||
bombable.set_livery (cmdarg().getPath(), liveries); | |||
==Related== | ==Related== | ||