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Engineer's helmet (#188) * refacting some sprite things * fix sprites * Netcode for sending a new icon state to the ClientComponent * Fixed broken torches. * Fix dirty calls. * ClothingComponentState now also includes EquippedPrefix * Inherritance ClothingComponent : ItemComponent * Added parameter to ItemComponentState constructor. * Update RobustToolbox * Revert "Update RobustToolbox" This reverts commit 82c7e98ff3853b64698d5e80a45cd7a3758618e0. Undo weird commit to toolbox?
2019-04-08 12:18:27 +02:00
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Toggleable flashlight (#106) Fixes second half of #92 Regarding the first half, Digitalis explained in discord that when an entity is picked up, visible components are made invisible by making the entire Godot scene node for the entity (based on the GodotTransformComponent) not visible. It's probably possible to exempt the pointlight from that invisibility, but that seems hacky and it seems like something that should be covered by a generic "items equipped in hands are visible" design. Adds: - Handheld light component for toggling light activation - Lantern sprite with on and off layers - Lantern prototype updates Known issues: - When light is on and on the ground, hovering over it with the cursor does not produce the outline effect. I'm not sure, but I think this is caused by the way I implemented the illuminated layer as an entire sprite rather than just the illuminated part. The outline only works on the first layer maybe? I checked it against the welder in its on state and it doesn't seem to outline the flame. - Illuminated sprite (layer 1) is an entire flashlight, so to make it look okay, the whole first layer is turned off. Would be better / more correct to follow the example of the welder and just create an illuminated "cap" to overlay on the dark extinguished layer. I'd whip up some coder art myself, but I don't have the right tools to handle transparency. - Illuminated sprite is slightly different from the extinguished sprite, so turning on the light makes it a little bit shorter.
2018-08-28 08:39:20 -07:00
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Engineer's helmet (#188) * refacting some sprite things * fix sprites * Netcode for sending a new icon state to the ClientComponent * Fixed broken torches. * Fix dirty calls. * ClothingComponentState now also includes EquippedPrefix * Inherritance ClothingComponent : ItemComponent * Added parameter to ItemComponentState constructor. * Update RobustToolbox * Revert "Update RobustToolbox" This reverts commit 82c7e98ff3853b64698d5e80a45cd7a3758618e0. Undo weird commit to toolbox?
2019-04-08 12:18:27 +02:00
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Toggleable flashlight (#106) Fixes second half of #92 Regarding the first half, Digitalis explained in discord that when an entity is picked up, visible components are made invisible by making the entire Godot scene node for the entity (based on the GodotTransformComponent) not visible. It's probably possible to exempt the pointlight from that invisibility, but that seems hacky and it seems like something that should be covered by a generic "items equipped in hands are visible" design. Adds: - Handheld light component for toggling light activation - Lantern sprite with on and off layers - Lantern prototype updates Known issues: - When light is on and on the ground, hovering over it with the cursor does not produce the outline effect. I'm not sure, but I think this is caused by the way I implemented the illuminated layer as an entire sprite rather than just the illuminated part. The outline only works on the first layer maybe? I checked it against the welder in its on state and it doesn't seem to outline the flame. - Illuminated sprite (layer 1) is an entire flashlight, so to make it look okay, the whole first layer is turned off. Would be better / more correct to follow the example of the welder and just create an illuminated "cap" to overlay on the dark extinguished layer. I'd whip up some coder art myself, but I don't have the right tools to handle transparency. - Illuminated sprite is slightly different from the extinguished sprite, so turning on the light makes it a little bit shorter.
2018-08-28 08:39:20 -07:00
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Lots of new inhands, adds phoron (#1220) * Beaker Inhands * Flashlight Inhands * Tile Refactor * Adds metal/glass sheet inhands * Removes plasma * Adds Phoron * We boolin' * Phoron inhands * First Pass inhand food * First food inhand pass * Soda inhand sprites * Actually adds them
2020-06-25 11:51:58 +00:00
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Toggleable flashlight (#106) Fixes second half of #92 Regarding the first half, Digitalis explained in discord that when an entity is picked up, visible components are made invisible by making the entire Godot scene node for the entity (based on the GodotTransformComponent) not visible. It's probably possible to exempt the pointlight from that invisibility, but that seems hacky and it seems like something that should be covered by a generic "items equipped in hands are visible" design. Adds: - Handheld light component for toggling light activation - Lantern sprite with on and off layers - Lantern prototype updates Known issues: - When light is on and on the ground, hovering over it with the cursor does not produce the outline effect. I'm not sure, but I think this is caused by the way I implemented the illuminated layer as an entire sprite rather than just the illuminated part. The outline only works on the first layer maybe? I checked it against the welder in its on state and it doesn't seem to outline the flame. - Illuminated sprite (layer 1) is an entire flashlight, so to make it look okay, the whole first layer is turned off. Would be better / more correct to follow the example of the welder and just create an illuminated "cap" to overlay on the dark extinguished layer. I'd whip up some coder art myself, but I don't have the right tools to handle transparency. - Illuminated sprite is slightly different from the extinguished sprite, so turning on the light makes it a little bit shorter.
2018-08-28 08:39:20 -07:00
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