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Latest revision as of 22:30, 16 August 2020
All of the HPL3 engine classes can be used in script files as you desire, most of the objects are retried via helper or Api functions, rather than creating the class instance yourself. You can find more about these functions in the Scripting Api page of the game you work on. Classes are usually used only in case you need extended functionality for something the helper functions cannot provide by themselves. ![]() ExampleLet's say you want to change the position of an entity through script. Usually, in order to perform something on entities, you would use a function that starts with void MoveEntityPosition()
{
// Create a 3D Vector and save the position data into it
// X: 55, Y: 5, Z: 25
cVector3f positionData = cVector3f(55, 5, 25);
iLuxEntity@ entity = Map_GetEntity("MyEntity"); // Get the iLuxEntity object of our entity in the map
entity.SetPosition(positionData); // Set the new position of the entity
}
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Every technical feature in HPL3 has a corresponding class to it (Lights, Billboards, Materials, GUI, etc), which makes scripting in HPL3 very flexible and allows you do modify anything through script.