Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of Rmgen_Library

Timestamp:

Apr 20, 2012, 12:53:45 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

FeXoR

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 == Placing walls ==
 
-The functions and data provided in wall_builder.js allow easy placements of multiple entities to shape walls. fist some concepts used:
+The functions and data provided in wall_builder.js allow easy placements of multiple entities to shape walls. Fist some concepts used:
  * The 'wall style' is chosen by a wall style string for example like the civ strings ('cart' or 'celt') or other descriptive strings ('palisades' or 'romeSiege').
  * To provide easy placement of fortresses there are some predefined 'fortresses' commonly chosen by a string describing their size (like map sizes) for example 'tiny' or 'veryLarge'.
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  * 'placeLinearWall()': Places a wall from start X/Y to target X/Y with repeated usage of the given 'wall part'.
  * 'placeCircularWall()': Places a wall circle centered at the given coordinates with a given radius and repeated usage of the given 'wall part'.
- * 'placeWall()': Function to place a simple wall defined by a 'wall' array starting with the first wall element placed as coordinates and angle given.
+ * 'placeWall()': Function to place a simple wall defined by a 'wall' array starting with the first wall element placed as given by coordinates and angle.
 Other functions are in there helpful to generate custom walls and fortresses:
  * 'WallElement()': Defines a wall element including its entity and a name string to easily access it.
  * 'Fortress()': Defines a fortress mainly by its 'wall' and a name string to easily access it.
- * 'wallStyles': An associative array that holds all default wall styles with the civ strings as keys (like 'cart' or 'celt') or other descriptive strings (like 
-'palisades' or 'romeSiege'). A wall style itself again is an associative array holding all the default wall elements with their name string as key (like 'wall' or 'tower').
+ * 'wallStyles': An associative array that holds all default wall styles with the civ strings as keys (like 'cart' or 'celt') or other descriptive strings (like 'palisades' or 'romeSiege'). A wall style itself again is an associative array holding all the default wall elements with their name string as key (like 'wall' or 'tower').
  * 'fortressTypes': An associative array that holds all default fortress types by a key that is mainly chosen like the map sizes (like 'tiny' or 'veryLarge').
  * 'getWallAlignment()': A function to get a walls 'alignment' that mainly includes everything needed to place all the wall's elements.
  * 'getWallCenter()': A function to get the 'center of mass' of a wall by giving its 'alignment' and returning the vector from the first element to the center.
-To see examples for the common methods look at the demo random map 'Wall Demo' (wall_demo.js).
-An example for placing a custom fortress can be found in 'Fortress' (fortress.js).
+Examples:
+- To see examples for the common methods look at the demo random map 'Wall Demo' (wall_demo.js).
+- An example for placing a custom fortress can be found in 'Fortress' (fortress.js).
 
 == Map Helpers ==