HPL2/AMFP/ScriptFunctions - Revision history

BoxFigs: /* Player */

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Player

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Player

BoxFigs: /* Journal */

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Journal

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Enemies

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BoxFigs: /* Engine scripts */

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Engine scripts

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Entities

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-Sets the [[HPL2/AMFP/Infection|infection]] level for the player. Infection replaces sanity from TDD and acts similar, however it goes from 0-100 instead of 100-0. An infection level above 50 will affect the player's ability to move. Infection level above 80 will kill the player. Infection slowly decreases over time, unless high enough. <br />This function replaces TDD's ''SetPlayerSanity''.
+Sets the [[HPL2/AMFP/Infection|infection]] level for the player. Infection replaces sanity from TDD and acts similar, however it goes from 0-100 instead of 100-0. An infection level above 50 will affect the player's ability to move. Infection level above 80 will kill the player after a 2 second delay. Infection slowly decreases over time, unless above 75. <br />This function replaces TDD's ''SetPlayerSanity''.
 # ''afInfection'' - The level of infection to set

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-Sets the [[HPL2/AMFP/Infection|infection]] level for the player. Infection replaces sanity from TDD and acts similar, however it goes from 0-100 instead of 100-0. An infection level above approximately 20 will affect the player's ability to move. Infection level above 80 will kill the player. Infection slowly decreases over time, unless high enough. <br />This function replaces TDD's ''SetPlayerSanity''.
+Sets the [[HPL2/AMFP/Infection|infection]] level for the player. Infection replaces sanity from TDD and acts similar, however it goes from 0-100 instead of 100-0. An infection level above 50 will affect the player's ability to move. Infection level above 80 will kill the player. Infection slowly decreases over time, unless high enough. <br />This function replaces TDD's ''SetPlayerSanity''.
 # ''afInfection'' - The level of infection to set

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-void SetJournalDisabled(const bool abX);
+void SetJournalDisabled(bool abX);
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-Enables/disables whether a specified Tesla ManPig should be easier to escape from when hunted. If not disabled, easy escape is activated if the enemy can't see the player and the player has less than 75 health.
+Enables/disables whether a specified Tesla ManPig should be easier to escape from when hunted. If not disabled, easy escape is activated if the player is more than 12.35 meters away, the enemy can't see the player, and the player has less than 75 health. When this occurs, the enemy is forced to stop hunting and wait for half a second.
 #''asName'' - Internal name of the enemy

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	A list of script functions available in A Machine For Pigs (that are not present in The Dark Descent). Many of TDD's scripts are available in AMFP, but not all. Some are replaced by ones listed below, and others are removed.		A list of script functions available in A Machine For Pigs (that are not present in The Dark Descent). Many of TDD's scripts are available in AMFP, but not all. Some are replaced by ones listed below, and others are removed.
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−	{{note\|'''NOTE:''' This page is partially incomplete. Some arguments for the functions listed here have unknown effects. If you wish to contribute, feel free to test them. It's also possible there are additional script functions not listed here that exist within the engine.}}
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	=== General ===		=== General ===

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-void StopPhoneRinging(string& asName)
+void StopPhoneRinging(string& asName);
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 ''The initial design of the game’s enemy artificial intelligence system contained three unique sets of behavioural controls. There was only one visual enemy style, however every enemy agent in the game would be assigned one of three possible ‘personalities’, referred to in the game’s code as the ‘Rod’, ‘Jane’ and ‘Freddy’ personality types. These personalities each had a different set of behavioural rules, thus allowing enemy agents that may otherwise appear identical to behave very differently to one another.''
-{| class="wikitable sortable" border=1
+{| class="wikitable"
-!Enemy Agent Personality Type !!Primary Behavioral Traits |
+! Enemy Agent Personality Type !! Primary Behavioral Traits
 |-
-| Rod  || – Will maintain a 'safe' distance to the player-character. <br />– unable to do so, will approach player character, investigate them (by getting close and smelling them), before continuing its patrol.
+| Rod ||
 |-
-| Jane  || – Will maintain a ‘safe’ distance from player-character, whilst observing the player-character’s movements. <br />– If unable to maintain ‘safe’ distance, will panic and flee. <br />– If cornered and unable to flee, will attack and knock player-character to floor, then flee. <br />– Will only attack and kill player-character as a last resort.
+| Jane ||
 |-
-| Freddy  || – Will actively hunt the player-character. <br />– Will attack and kill them if given the opportunity.
+| Freddy ||
 |-
 |}