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<p style="width:60%;margin: 0 auto">[[NewDawnHome|[Main]]] [[NDServerIndexTemplateMain|[Templates]]]</p> | <p style="width:60%;margin: 0 auto">[[NewDawnHome|[Main]]] [[NDServerIndexTemplateMain|[Templates]]]</p> | ||
| − | <p style="color: #DDDD88;font-size: 22px;width:60%;margin: 0 auto">Example | + | <p style="color: #DDDD88;font-size: 22px;width:60%;margin: 0 auto">Example Dynamic Spawner Universal Template</p> |
| − | <p style="width: 60%;margin: 0 auto">Below is a | + | |
| + | <p style="color: #DDDD88;font-size: 16px;width:60%;margin: 0 auto">Object Variables</p> | ||
| + | <div style="width:60%;margin: 0 auto"> | ||
| + | * spawnRadius - how far away from the dynamic spawner to place objects spawned | ||
| + | * SpawnRateIncrease - | ||
| + | * spawnEffect - effect that plays when objects spawn from the spawner | ||
| + | * spawnMode - choices are Random or Progressive, defaults to Random | ||
| + | * lootMode - choices are NoLoot as your string modifier to stop objects from spawning loot | ||
| + | * progressModifier - | ||
| + | </div> | ||
| + | <p style="color: #DDDD88;font-size: 16px;width:60%;margin: 0 auto">Initializer Variables</p> | ||
| + | <div style="width:60%;margin: 0 auto"> | ||
| + | * TriggerSpawnTeamType - then key entry and team type of the spawned objects. see dynamic_spawner_tables.lua for table entries | ||
| + | * TriggerDeathRadius - | ||
| + | * TriggerChance - this is the chance to trigger the spawner | ||
| + | * SpawnKey - used for the quest system | ||
| + | * HUDVars - when players get in range of the spawner, the hud will appear. this allows you to customize the message [[NDDynamicSpawnerHUDVars|Learn more Here!]] | ||
| + | * SpawnObjVars - | ||
| + | * ProgressMessages - a table containing the progress message for the spawner, this is broadcasted to the players | ||
| + | </div> | ||
| + | <p style="width: 60%;margin: 0 auto">Below is an example of a typical Dynamic Spawner template file for Rebels.</p> | ||
<div style="width:60%;margin: 0 auto"> | <div style="width:60%;margin: 0 auto"> | ||
<ObjectTemplate> | <ObjectTemplate> | ||
<ClientId>2</ClientId> | <ClientId>2</ClientId> | ||
| − | <Name>Dynamic | + | <Name>Dynamic Undead Spawner</Name> |
<ObjectVariableComponent> | <ObjectVariableComponent> | ||
<DoubleVariable Name="spawnRadius">20</DoubleVariable> | <DoubleVariable Name="spawnRadius">20</DoubleVariable> | ||
| + | <StringVariable Name="spawnEffect">none</StringVariable> | ||
<DoubleVariable Name="SpawnRateIncrease">1.03</DoubleVariable> | <DoubleVariable Name="SpawnRateIncrease">1.03</DoubleVariable> | ||
| − | + | <StringVariable Name="spawnMode">Progressive</StringVariable> | |
| − | |||
<StringVariable Name="lootMode">Weighted</StringVariable> | <StringVariable Name="lootMode">Weighted</StringVariable> | ||
| − | + | <DoubleVariable Name="progressModifier">2.5</DoubleVariable> | |
</ObjectVariableComponent> | </ObjectVariableComponent> | ||
<ScriptEngineComponent> | <ScriptEngineComponent> | ||
| − | <LuaModule Name=" | + | <LuaModule Name="dynamic_spawn_controller_universal"> |
<Initializer> | <Initializer> | ||
{ | { | ||
| − | TriggerSpawnTeamType = " | + | TriggerSpawnTeamType = "Demon", |
| − | + | TriggerDeathRadius = 30, | |
| − | + | TriggerChance = 0.1, | |
| − | + | TeamType = "Corruption1", | |
| + | SpawnKey = "Corruption1DynamicSpawner", | ||
| + | HUDVars = { | ||
| + | Title = "Pitiful Calamity", | ||
| + | Description = "Kill the demons that are gathering around the pit." | ||
| + | }, | ||
| + | ProgressMessages = { | ||
| + | "A low rumble can be heard coming from the pit.", | ||
| + | nil, | ||
| + | nil, | ||
| + | "A demon emerges from the pit.", | ||
| + | }, | ||
SpawnObjVars = { | SpawnObjVars = { | ||
["AI-StationedLeash"] = false, | ["AI-StationedLeash"] = false, | ||
Latest revision as of 06:35, 9 December 2019
Example Dynamic Spawner Universal Template
Object Variables
- spawnRadius - how far away from the dynamic spawner to place objects spawned
- SpawnRateIncrease -
- spawnEffect - effect that plays when objects spawn from the spawner
- spawnMode - choices are Random or Progressive, defaults to Random
- lootMode - choices are NoLoot as your string modifier to stop objects from spawning loot
- progressModifier -
Initializer Variables
- TriggerSpawnTeamType - then key entry and team type of the spawned objects. see dynamic_spawner_tables.lua for table entries
- TriggerDeathRadius -
- TriggerChance - this is the chance to trigger the spawner
- SpawnKey - used for the quest system
- HUDVars - when players get in range of the spawner, the hud will appear. this allows you to customize the message Learn more Here!
- SpawnObjVars -
- ProgressMessages - a table containing the progress message for the spawner, this is broadcasted to the players
Below is an example of a typical Dynamic Spawner template file for Rebels.
<ObjectTemplate>
<ClientId>2</ClientId>
<Name>Dynamic Undead Spawner</Name>
<ObjectVariableComponent>
<DoubleVariable Name="spawnRadius">20</DoubleVariable>
<StringVariable Name="spawnEffect">none</StringVariable>
<DoubleVariable Name="SpawnRateIncrease">1.03</DoubleVariable>
<StringVariable Name="spawnMode">Progressive</StringVariable>
<StringVariable Name="lootMode">Weighted</StringVariable>
<DoubleVariable Name="progressModifier">2.5</DoubleVariable>
</ObjectVariableComponent>
<ScriptEngineComponent>
<LuaModule Name="dynamic_spawn_controller_universal">
<Initializer>
{
TriggerSpawnTeamType = "Demon",
TriggerDeathRadius = 30,
TriggerChance = 0.1,
TeamType = "Corruption1",
SpawnKey = "Corruption1DynamicSpawner",
HUDVars = {
Title = "Pitiful Calamity",
Description = "Kill the demons that are gathering around the pit."
},
ProgressMessages = {
"A low rumble can be heard coming from the pit.",
nil,
nil,
"A demon emerges from the pit.",
},
SpawnObjVars = {
["AI-StationedLeash"] = false,
["AI-LeashDistance"] = 20,
["AI-CanWander"] = true,
}
}
</Initializer>
</LuaModule>
</ScriptEngineComponent>
</ObjectTemplate>
