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= New Area Types =
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AMFP features two new area types which weren't present in TDD.
  
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MFP features two new area types which weren't present in TDD.
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== ColorGrading ==
  
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== Color grading area ==
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This is an area which applies color correction when entered. It will show up as yellow in the Level Editor.
  
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This is an area which corrects colors when entered. It will show up as yellow in the Level Editor.
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{|class=wikitable
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|+Variables
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! Name !! Type !! Default !! Description
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| LookUpTable || File (.png) || || Determines the color grading map to use. Ready ones are located in <code>/textures/gradingmaps</code>.
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| FadeTime || Float || 1 || The time it takes for grading map to fade in/out after entering/leaving the area.
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|-
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|}
  
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The area has 2 variables:
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For information about creating custom grading textures, take a look at [[HPL2/AMFP/ColorGr|this guide]].
  
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* LookUpTable - determines the color grading texture. Ready ones are located in ''\textures\gradingmaps''.
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== Infection ==
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* FadeTime - how fast the color changes (or goes back to normal) when the area is entered or left.
 
  
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For creating custom grading textures, see: <br />[https://wiki.frictionalgames.com/hpl2/machine_for_pigs/colorgrading https://wiki.frictionalgames.com/hpl2/machine_for_pigs/colorgrading]
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This is a remnant of the unused infection system. It fills up the infection meter or lowers it when the player is inside the area. The area will show up as lime green in the Level Editor.
  
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== Infection area ==
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{|class=wikitable
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! Name !! Type !! Default !! Description
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| IncrementSpeed || Float || 20 || The speed at which the infection level rises or lowers. Negative values are also valid, which will heal the player's infection.
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| InfectionLevelLowerBound || Float || -1 || Lowest infection level the area can heal to.
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| InfectionLevelUpperBound || Float || 1 || Highest infection level the area can damage to.<br>The player won't be able to get a higher infection level while standing in the area. Values 1-4. 4 and above lets the player die from infection. Infection drain is disabled when the bound has been hit and the player is still in the area.
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| TotalIncrementBound || Float || 0 || Disables the area when it has incremented the infection by a certain amount.
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| DisableOnLevelBoundHit || Bool || false || Disables the area if upper or lower level bound has been reached.
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|}
  
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This is a remnant of the unused infection system. It fills up the infection meter when the player is inside the area. The area will show up as lime green in the Level Editor.
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Note that infection is bounded to the ''middle'' of the level's range, not the true boundaries.
  
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This area has 4 variables:
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{|class=wikitable
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! Level !! Middle Value
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| -1 || -37.5
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| 0 || 0
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| 1 || 12.5
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| 2 || 37.5
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| 3 || 62.5
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| 4 || 87.5
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|}
  
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* IncrementSpeed - How fast the meter fills up. Seems to be in units per second.
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Using a negative bound value will never hit the level bound, so the area will not disable itself when DisableOnLevelBoundHit is true. This is because infection can never be less than 0.
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* InfectionLevelLowerBound - Functionality unknown.
 
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* InfectionLevelUpperBound - Binds the maximum infection level; the player won't be able to get a higher infection level while standing in the area. Values 1-4. 4 and above lets the player die from infection. Infection drain is disabled when the bound has been hit and the player is still in the area.
 
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* DisableOnLevelBoundHit - Disables the area if the upper bound is hit.
 
  
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For more information about the infection mechanic, see the Infection article.
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For more information about the infection mechanic, see [[HPL2/AMFP/Infection| the Infection article]].

Latest revision as of 22:16, 19 January 2025

AMFP features two new area types which weren't present in TDD.

ColorGrading

This is an area which applies color correction when entered. It will show up as yellow in the Level Editor.

Variables
Name Type Default Description
LookUpTable File (.png) Determines the color grading map to use. Ready ones are located in /textures/gradingmaps.
FadeTime Float 1 The time it takes for grading map to fade in/out after entering/leaving the area.

For information about creating custom grading textures, take a look at this guide.

Infection

This is a remnant of the unused infection system. It fills up the infection meter or lowers it when the player is inside the area. The area will show up as lime green in the Level Editor.

Variables
Name Type Default Description
IncrementSpeed Float 20 The speed at which the infection level rises or lowers. Negative values are also valid, which will heal the player's infection.
InfectionLevelLowerBound Float -1 Lowest infection level the area can heal to.
InfectionLevelUpperBound Float 1 Highest infection level the area can damage to.
The player won't be able to get a higher infection level while standing in the area. Values 1-4. 4 and above lets the player die from infection. Infection drain is disabled when the bound has been hit and the player is still in the area.
TotalIncrementBound Float 0 Disables the area when it has incremented the infection by a certain amount.
DisableOnLevelBoundHit Bool false Disables the area if upper or lower level bound has been reached.

Note that infection is bounded to the middle of the level's range, not the true boundaries.

Level Middle Value
-1 -37.5
0 0
1 12.5
2 37.5
3 62.5
4 87.5

Using a negative bound value will never hit the level bound, so the area will not disable itself when DisableOnLevelBoundHit is true. This is because infection can never be less than 0.

For more information about the infection mechanic, see the Infection article.

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