def __init__(self,
particleEffect,
duration=0.0,
parent=None,
renderParent=None,
name=None):
"""
particleEffect is ??
parent is ??
worldRelative is a boolean
loop is a boolean
duration is a float for the time
name is ??
"""
# Generate unique name
id = 'Particle-%d' % TestInterval.particleNum
TestInterval.particleNum += 1
if name == None:
name = id
# Record instance variables
self.particleEffect = particleEffect
self.parent = parent
self.renderParent = renderParent
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
def __init__(self,
particleEffect,
duration=0.0,
parent = None,
renderParent = None,
name=None):
"""
particleEffect is ??
parent is ??
worldRelative is a boolean
loop is a boolean
duration is a float for the time
name is ??
"""
# Generate unique name
id = 'Particle-%d' % TestInterval.particleNum
TestInterval.particleNum += 1
if name == None:
name = id
# Record instance variables
self.particleEffect = particleEffect
self.parent = parent
self.renderParent = renderParent
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
def __init__(self,
particleEffect,
parent,
worldRelative = 1,
renderParent = None,
duration = 0.0,
softStopT = 0.0,
cleanup = False,
name = None):
"""
particleEffect is a ParticleEffect
parent is a NodePath: this is where the effect will be
parented in the scenegraph
worldRelative is a boolean: this will override 'renderParent'
with render
renderParent is a NodePath: this is where the particles will
be rendered in the scenegraph
duration is a float: for the time
softStopT is a float: no effect if 0.0,
a positive value will count from the
start of the interval,
a negative value will count from the
end of the interval
cleanup is a boolean: if True the effect will be destroyed
and removed from the scenegraph upon
interval completion
set to False if planning on reusing
the interval
name is a string: use this for unique intervals so that
they can be easily found in the taskMgr
"""
# Generate unique name
id = 'Particle-%d' % ParticleInterval.particleNum
ParticleInterval.particleNum += 1
if name == None:
name = id
# Record instance variables
self.particleEffect = particleEffect
self.cleanup = cleanup
if parent != None:
self.particleEffect.reparentTo(parent)
if worldRelative:
renderParent = render
if renderParent:
for particles in self.particleEffect.getParticlesList():
particles.setRenderParent(renderParent.node())
self.__softStopped = False
if softStopT == 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration
elif softStopT < 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration+softStopT
else:
self.softStopT = softStopT
# Initialize superclass
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
def __init__(self,
particleEffect,
parent,
worldRelative=1,
renderParent=None,
duration=0.0,
softStopT=0.0,
cleanup=False,
name=None):
"""
particleEffect is a ParticleEffect
parent is a NodePath: this is where the effect will be
parented in the scenegraph
worldRelative is a boolean: this will override 'renderParent'
with render
renderParent is a NodePath: this is where the particles will
be rendered in the scenegraph
duration is a float: for the time
softStopT is a float: no effect if 0.0,
a positive value will count from the
start of the interval,
a negative value will count from the
end of the interval
cleanup is a boolean: if True the effect will be destroyed
and removed from the scenegraph upon
interval completion
set to False if planning on reusing
the interval
name is a string: use this for unique intervals so that
they can be easily found in the taskMgr
"""
# Generate unique name
id = 'Particle-%d' % ParticleInterval.particleNum
ParticleInterval.particleNum += 1
if name == None:
name = id
# Record instance variables
self.particleEffect = particleEffect
self.cleanup = cleanup
if parent != None:
self.particleEffect.reparentTo(parent)
if worldRelative:
renderParent = render
if renderParent:
for particles in self.particleEffect.getParticlesList():
particles.setRenderParent(renderParent.node())
self.__softStopped = False
if softStopT == 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration
elif softStopT < 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration + softStopT
else:
self.softStopT = softStopT
# Initialize superclass
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
def __init__(
self,
node,
startPos=None,
endPos=None,
duration=None,
startVel=None,
endZ=None,
wayPoint=None,
timeToWayPoint=None,
gravityMult=None,
name=None,
):
"""
You may specify several different sets of input parameters.
(If startPos is not provided, it will be obtained from the node's
position at the time that the interval is first started. Note that
in this case you must provide a duration of some kind.)
# go from startPos to endPos in duration seconds
startPos, endPos, duration
# given a starting velocity, go for a specific time period
startPos, startVel, duration
# given a starting velocity, go until you hit a given Z plane
startPos, startVel, endZ
# pass through wayPoint at time 'timeToWayPoint'. Go until
# you hit a given Z plane
startPos, wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, endZ
You may alter gravity by providing a multiplier in 'gravityMult'.
'2.' will make gravity twice as strong, '.5' half as strong.
'-1.' will reverse gravity
"""
self.node = node
if name == None:
name = "%s-%s" % (self.__class__.__name__, self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
"""
# attempt to add info about the caller
file, line, func = PythonUtil.callerInfo()
if file is not None:
name += '-%s:%s:%s' % (file, line, func)
"""
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ, wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, gravityMult)
self.implicitStartPos = 0
if startPos is None:
if duration is None:
self.notify.error("must provide either startPos or duration")
self.duration = duration
# we can't calc the trajectory until we know our starting
# position; delay until the interval is actually started
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.implicitStartPos = 1
else:
self.__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, self.duration)
def __init__(self,
particleEffect,
parent,
worldRelative=1,
renderParent=None,
duration=0.0,
softStopT=0.0,
cleanup=False,
name=None):
id = 'Particle-%d' % ParticleInterval.particleNum
ParticleInterval.particleNum += 1
if name == None:
name = id
self.particleEffect = particleEffect
self.cleanup = cleanup
if parent != None:
self.particleEffect.reparentTo(parent)
if worldRelative:
renderParent = render
if renderParent:
for particles in self.particleEffect.getParticlesList():
particles.setRenderParent(renderParent.node())
self.__softStopped = False
if softStopT == 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration
else:
if softStopT < 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration + softStopT
else:
self.softStopT = softStopT
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
return
def __init__(self, node, startPos = None, endPos = None, duration = None, startVel = None, endZ = None, wayPoint = None, timeToWayPoint = None, gravityMult = None, name = None, collNode = None):
self.node = node
self.collNode = collNode
if self.collNode:
if isinstance(self.collNode, NodePath):
self.collNode = self.collNode.node()
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__, self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
args = (startPos,
endPos,
duration,
startVel,
endZ,
wayPoint,
timeToWayPoint,
gravityMult)
self.implicitStartPos = 0
if startPos is None:
if duration is None:
self.notify.error('must provide either startPos or duration')
self.duration = duration
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.implicitStartPos = 1
else:
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, self.duration)
return
def __init__(self,
node,
startPos=None,
endPos=None,
duration=None,
startVel=None,
endZ=None,
wayPoint=None,
timeToWayPoint=None,
gravityMult=None,
name=None,
collNode=None):
self.node = node
self.collNode = collNode
if self.collNode:
if isinstance(self.collNode, NodePath):
self.collNode = self.collNode.node()
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__,
self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ, wayPoint,
timeToWayPoint, gravityMult)
self.implicitStartPos = 0
if startPos is None:
if duration is None:
self.notify.error('must provide either startPos or duration')
self.duration = duration
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.implicitStartPos = 1
else:
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, self.duration)
return
def __init__(self,
node,
startPos=None,
endPos=None,
duration=None,
startVel=None,
endZ=None,
wayPoint=None,
timeToWayPoint=None,
gravityMult=None,
name=None):
"""
You may specify several different sets of input parameters.
(If startPos is not provided, it will be obtained from the node's
position at the time that the interval is first started. Note that
in this case you must provide a duration of some kind.)
# go from startPos to endPos in duration seconds
startPos, endPos, duration
# given a starting velocity, go for a specific time period
startPos, startVel, duration
# given a starting velocity, go until you hit a given Z plane
startPos, startVel, endZ
# pass through wayPoint at time 'timeToWayPoint'. Go until
# you hit a given Z plane
startPos, wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, endZ
You may alter gravity by providing a multiplier in 'gravityMult'.
'2.' will make gravity twice as strong, '.5' half as strong.
'-1.' will reverse gravity
"""
self.node = node
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__,
self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
"""
# attempt to add info about the caller
file, line, func = PythonUtil.callerInfo()
if file is not None:
name += '-%s:%s:%s' % (file, line, func)
"""
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ, wayPoint,
timeToWayPoint, gravityMult)
self.implicitStartPos = 0
if startPos is None:
if duration is None:
self.notify.error('must provide either startPos or duration')
self.duration = duration
# we can't calc the trajectory until we know our starting
# position; delay until the interval is actually started
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.implicitStartPos = 1
else:
self.__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, self.duration)
def __init__(self, node, startPos = None, endPos = None, duration = None, startVel = None, endZ = None, gravityMult = None, name = None):
self.node = node
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__, self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ, gravityMult)
self.needToCalcTraj = 0
if startPos is None:
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.needToCalcTraj = 1
else:
self._ProjectileInterval__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
def __init__(self,
node,
startPos=None,
endPos=None,
duration=None,
startVel=None,
endZ=None,
gravityMult=None,
name=None):
self.node = node
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__,
self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ, gravityMult)
self.needToCalcTraj = 0
if startPos is None:
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.needToCalcTraj = 1
else:
self._ProjectileInterval__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
def __init__(self, particleEffect, parent, worldRelative = 1, renderParent = None, duration = 0.0, softStopT = 0.0, cleanup = False, name = None):
id = 'Particle-%d' % ParticleInterval.particleNum
ParticleInterval.particleNum += 1
if name == None:
name = id
self.particleEffect = particleEffect
self.cleanup = cleanup
if parent != None:
self.particleEffect.reparentTo(parent)
if worldRelative:
renderParent = render
if renderParent:
for particles in self.particleEffect.getParticlesList():
particles.setRenderParent(renderParent.node())
self.__softStopped = False
if softStopT == 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration
elif softStopT < 0.0:
self.softStopT = duration + softStopT
else:
self.softStopT = softStopT
Interval.__init__(self, name, duration)
return
def __init__(self, node, startPos = None,
endPos = None, duration = None,
startVel = None, endZ = None,
wayPoint = None, timeToWayPoint = None,
gravityMult = None, name = None,
collNode = None):
"""
You may specify several different sets of input parameters.
(If startPos is not provided, it will be obtained from the node's
position at the time that the interval is first started. Note that
in this case you must provide a duration of some kind.)
# go from startPos to endPos in duration seconds
startPos, endPos, duration
# given a starting velocity, go for a specific time period
startPos, startVel, duration
# given a starting velocity, go until you hit a given Z plane
startPos, startVel, endZ
# pass through wayPoint at time 'timeToWayPoint'. Go until
# you hit a given Z plane
startPos, wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, endZ
You may alter gravity by providing a multiplier in 'gravityMult'.
'2.' will make gravity twice as strong, '.5' half as strong.
'-1.' will reverse gravity
If collNode is not None, it should be an empty CollisionNode
which will be filled with an appropriate CollisionParabola
when the interval starts. This CollisionParabola will be set
to match the interval's parabola, and its t1, t2 values will
be updated automatically as the interval plays. It will *not*
be automatically removed from the node when the interval
finishes.
"""
self.node = node
self.collNode = collNode
if self.collNode:
if isinstance(self.collNode, NodePath):
self.collNode = self.collNode.node()
assert self.collNode.getNumSolids() == 0
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__,
self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ,
wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, gravityMult)
self.implicitStartPos = 0
if startPos is None:
if duration is None:
self.notify.error('must provide either startPos or duration')
self.duration = duration
# we can't calc the trajectory until we know our starting
# position; delay until the interval is actually started
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.implicitStartPos = 1
else:
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, self.duration)
def __init__(self, node, startPos = None,
endPos = None, duration = None,
startVel = None, endZ = None,
wayPoint = None, timeToWayPoint = None,
gravityMult = None, name = None,
collNode = None):
"""
You may specify several different sets of input parameters.
(If startPos is not provided, it will be obtained from the node's
position at the time that the interval is first started. Note that
in this case you must provide a duration of some kind.)
# go from startPos to endPos in duration seconds
startPos, endPos, duration
# given a starting velocity, go for a specific time period
startPos, startVel, duration
# given a starting velocity, go until you hit a given Z plane
startPos, startVel, endZ
# pass through wayPoint at time 'timeToWayPoint'. Go until
# you hit a given Z plane
startPos, wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, endZ
You may alter gravity by providing a multiplier in 'gravityMult'.
'2.' will make gravity twice as strong, '.5' half as strong.
'-1.' will reverse gravity
If collNode is not None, it should be an empty CollisionNode
which will be filled with an appropriate CollisionParabola
when the interval starts. This CollisionParabola will be set
to match the interval's parabola, and its t1, t2 values will
be updated automatically as the interval plays. It will *not*
be automatically removed from the node when the interval
finishes.
"""
self.node = node
self.collNode = collNode
if self.collNode:
if isinstance(self.collNode, NodePath):
self.collNode = self.collNode.node()
assert self.collNode.getNumSolids() == 0
if name == None:
name = '%s-%s' % (self.__class__.__name__,
self.projectileIntervalNum)
ProjectileInterval.projectileIntervalNum += 1
"""
# attempt to add info about the caller
file, line, func = PythonUtil.callerInfo()
if file is not None:
name += '-%s:%s:%s' % (file, line, func)
"""
args = (startPos, endPos, duration, startVel, endZ,
wayPoint, timeToWayPoint, gravityMult)
self.implicitStartPos = 0
if startPos is None:
if duration is None:
self.notify.error('must provide either startPos or duration')
self.duration = duration
# we can't calc the trajectory until we know our starting
# position; delay until the interval is actually started
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.implicitStartPos = 1
else:
self.trajectoryArgs = args
self.__calcTrajectory(*args)
Interval.__init__(self, name, self.duration)