Map configuration editor

TalonBraveInfo / OpenHoW

Open-source reimplementation of Gremlin's Hogs of War (PC/PSX).

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Map configuration editor #66

Closed hogsy closed 5 years ago

hogsy commented 5 years ago

Very simple editor provided that can modify and create map manifests - can be used to create all the other missing manifests.

[x] Allow creation of a new manifest
[x] Provide a list of existing manifests (can refer to cached list)
[x] Allow us to modify an existing manifest
[x] Straight forward interface, fields for each possible option we provide with drop down lists etc.
[x] Skies as a simple text input field (just enter the name of the directory, e.g. 'sunny')
[ ] Drop down to select weather only needs 'Snow, Rain and None' right now
[ ] Move each DebugWindow child class into it's own header
[x] Add save functionality
[x] Remove Open prompt (we're using main open prompt now!)
[ ] Selector for climate and TOD

Some new data that each manifest needs in relation to the weather.

[x] Ambience colour
[x] Sun direction/position
[x] Sun colour
[x] Climate (Hot/Cold)
[x] Time of Day (Day/Night)

hogsy commented 5 years ago

Partially completed, though not in the standard I would have liked but gave me a good opportunity to overhaul a bunch of stuff which should be of benefit towards the game-mode implementation.

DummkopfOfHachtenduden commented 5 years ago

Maps have either DAY or NIGHT ambient sounds. sfxday.srl and sfxnight.srl are not reliable!

AMB_1D.wav / AMB_1N.wav
AMB_2D.wav / AMB_2N.wav

I'd also suggest adding HOT as weather to accommodate these animations + sounds properly unless you want to add a separate temperature option.

ANI_IDLE_COLD = 51, // Idle Cold (plays P_BRRR.wav twice)
ANI_IDLE_HOT = 52, // Idle Hot (plays P_PANT.wav)

hogsy commented 5 years ago

You're right, the original game figured out "temperature" based on the skybox name but that's not exactly modder friendly. Will sort this out later today 👍

Day / Night could be determined by the pitch of the sun, or do you think that would be too inflexible?