# Python behaviour that can be used as a base to control a camera # whose player does not move. # Uses: defaultcamera,commandinput,actormove,linmove,meshselect,mesh,tooltip from cspace import * from blcelc import * class cameracontrol: # INITIALIZATION def __init__(self,celEntity): print "Initializing actor..." # check for pcdefaultcamera #self.camera = celGetDefaultCamera(celEntity) #if not self.camera: # self.camera = celCreateDefaultCamera(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # check for pcdefaultcamera input = celGetCommandInput(celEntity) if not input: input = celCreateCommandInput(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # check for actormove self.actormove = celGetActorMove(celEntity) if not self.actormove: self.actormove = celCreateActorMove(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # check for mesh #self.mesh = celGetMesh(celEntity) #if not self.mesh: # self.mesh = celCreateMesh(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # self.mesh.LoadMesh("box", "/cellib/objects/box") # pos = csVector3 (0, 1, 0) # self.mesh.MoveMesh(room,pos) #meshobj = self.mesh.GetMesh() #self.cal3dstate = SCF_QUERY_INTERFACE(meshobj.GetMeshObject(), iSpriteCal3DState) # check for meshselect #self.select = celGetMeshSelect(celEntity) #if not self.select: # self.select = celCreateMeshSelect(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # check for linmove #self.linmove = celGetLinearMovement(celEntity) #if not self.linmove: # self.linmove = celCreateLinearMovement(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # check for tooltip self.tooltip = celGetToolTip(celEntity) if not self.tooltip: self.tooltip = celCreateToolTip(physicallayer_ptr,celEntity) # set some default parameters #self.camera.SetModeName ("thirdperson") self.actormove.SetMovementSpeed(1.5) self.actormove.SetRunningSpeed (3.2) self.actormove.SetRotationSpeed (2.0) self.actormove.SetJumpingVelocity (5.9) # init collider, note that this invalidates any collider # set to the mesh #self.linmove.InitCD(csVector3(.5,1.0/3.0,.5),csVector3(.5,2.0/3.0,.5), # csVector3(0,0.0,0)) # XXX this should go in template # bind some keys input.Bind("left", "rotateleft") input.Bind("right", "rotateright") input.Bind("a", "strafeleft") input.Bind("d", "straferight") input.Bind("pgup", "lookup") input.Bind("pgdn", "lookdown") input.Bind("m", "cammode") # ENTITY CALLBACKS # the engine will call this functions in response # to certain events. # pctimer wakeup callback def pctimer_wakeup (self,celentity,args): pass # walk callbacks. note that for each bind defined in # pccommandinput there are three functions calles: # pccommandinput_(bindcode)1 -> Key down event # pccommandinput_(bindcode)0 -> Key release event # pccommandinput_(bindcode)_ -> Key hold events # ROTATE def pccommandinput_rotateleft1(self,celEntity,args): self.actormove.RotateLeft(1) def pccommandinput_rotateleft0(self,celEntity,args): self.actormove.RotateLeft(0) def pccommandinput_rotateleft_(self,celentity,args): pass def pccommandinput_rotateright1(self,celEntity,args): self.actormove.RotateRight(1) def pccommandinput_rotateright0(self,celEntity,args): self.actormove.RotateRight(0) def pccommandinput_rotateright_(self,celentity,args): pass # LOOK UP AND DOWN def pccommandinput_lookup1(self,celEntity,args): self.camera.SetPitchVelocity(1.0) def pccommandinput_lookup0(self,celEntity,args): self.camera.SetPitchVelocity(0.0) def pccommandinput_lookdown1(self,celEntity,args): self.camera.SetPitchVelocity(-1.0) def pccommandinput_lookdown0(self,celEntity,args): self.camera.SetPitchVelocity(0.0) # CAMERA MODES def pccommandinput_cammode1(self,celEntity,args): self.camera.SetMode(self.camera.GetNextMode ())