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Feature Ask : Terrain Map viewer like the .WS editor map
#1 : Map view of shapes : like the .WS editor feature
It would be great to see shape outlines at least, even in black and white so we can see the relative positions .. it would look like overlapping outline of the circles, polygons, squares, lines, ect... .. and zoom in and out.
#2: Selectable objects :like the .WS editor feature
Select on map to highlight the associated object and the inverse, that would be great too.
Those two features would greatly help understand the related shapes and allow more fine tuning.
Bonus Ask
#3: Terrain Viewer:
Actual terrain viewer in a "Top Down" would be so awesome with planet view with zoom to 128m or lower if possible.
Thanks for the tool features we have now - love to understand if something like these features are coming.
#1 : Map view of shapes : like the .WS editor feature
It would be great to see shape outlines at least, even in black and white so we can see the relative positions .. it would look like overlapping outline of the circles, polygons, squares, lines, ect... .. and zoom in and out.
#2: Selectable objects :like the .WS editor feature
Select on map to highlight the associated object and the inverse, that would be great too.
Those two features would greatly help understand the related shapes and allow more fine tuning.
Bonus Ask
#3: Terrain Viewer:
Actual terrain viewer in a "Top Down" would be so awesome with planet view with zoom to 128m or lower if possible.
Thanks for the tool features we have now - love to understand if something like these features are coming.
SIE LINUX?
Hello and appropiately happy holidays to all,
I am running a linux box and use wine to run .exe files. Usually I can dig the internet and locate a tutorial on "how to get X running on linux" but I am getting nothing linux related in my searches concerning SIE.
Surely someone is running this on wine in linux and can point me to a know-how. I blame Internet filters and bubbles, not being lazy here.
I need to get SIE working pls help.
Thank you for these amazing tools!
M
Hello and appropiately happy holidays to all,
I am running a linux box and use wine to run .exe files. Usually I can dig the internet and locate a tutorial on "how to get X running on linux" but I am getting nothing linux related in my searches concerning SIE.
Surely someone is running this on wine in linux and can point me to a know-how. I blame Internet filters and bubbles, not being lazy here.
I need to get SIE working pls help.
Thank you for these amazing tools!
M
I was able to use this tool to edit the skills.iff tool, thank you, but now I need to add that file to a .tre file. Someone said I can use SIE to do this, but I don't know if I can or not. If I can, I cannot figure out how to embed it. If I can't, then is there a tool that some someone recommends for making your own .tre files?
gyrantol
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extract all the files from the existing .tre file to a folder on your desktop. Add the changed file to that folder and then use the SIE tool to create a new .tre from that folder. You will find that under TOC/Tree Builder, create tre from directory on disk
I was wondering if you would be willing to share the source for the IFF Editor? I am currently working on a IDE for SWG ( with IFF file / lua / cpp error checking ). I want to take the magic string matching down a notch. I would love to do this as an addition to Sytner's if possible.
Very good chance the new 'version' or updated, whenever I get around to finishing it will have an open code base. A lot of work went into that with that mindset already anyway when I created a new project for it. When that will happen, I can't really say right now, as I got too many things going at once with SWG at the moment and I'm behind on all of them.
Appreciate the offer, but not right at this moment, as it's mostly just cleanup, a lot of refactoring, etc.
Once that is done, the code base will most likely be open, any external work from there forth, especially new stuff, would be very neat though.
Once that is done, the code base will most likely be open, any external work from there forth, especially new stuff, would be very neat though.
Yep, you can post it here if you want.
netyoda
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Timbab kindly posted updated links to these, further down the original thread
You can download them separately here.
And you can download them combined from here.
You can download them separately here.
And you can download them combined from here.
Didn't see floors and needed them today so I wrote them, here they are (appearance/collision/*.flr)
FLOR_0006_VERT
FLOR_0006_TRIS
BTRE_0000_NODS
FLOR_0006_BEDG
FLOR_0006_VERT
Code:
// META(CHUNKID:FLOR)
int[Vertices Count]
vec3[Vertex, -1]
Code:
// META(CHUNKID:FLOR)
struct[triangles]{vec3[Normal]int[Edge 1 Type]int[Edge 2 Type]int[Edge 3 Type]bool[Is Fallthrough]int[PartTag]int[Edge 1 Portal ID]int[Edge 2 Portal ID]int[Edge 3 Portal ID]}
int[TriangleCount]
triangles[Triangle, TriangleCount]
// note: Normals are inverted in version <= 0006
// note: Portal ID = -1 if triangle isn't attached to a portal boundary
Code:
// META(CHUNKID:FLOR)
struct{[FlatNode]vec3[Max Box Tree Extents],vec3[Min Box Tree Extents],int[Index],int[userId],int[indexA],int[indexB]}
int[FlatNodeCount]
FlatNode[Flat Node, FlatNodeCount]
Code:
// META(CHUNKID:FLOR)
struct[Edges]{int[TriangleID],int[edgeID],bool[isCrossable]}
int[EdgeCount]
Edges[Edge, EdgeCount]