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This small function allows you to quickly align a character to an object.
 
This small function allows you to quickly align a character to an object.
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| There is no simple method for obtaining the top (y) pixel coordinate of the currently active character animation.
 
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| Alignment to the object is based on the object interaction position; I may change this to object offset position in the future.
 
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1. Add the [[#Main_Script|main script]] to the Visionaire Studio Script Editor & set the script as a definition script.<br/>
 
1. Add the [[#Main_Script|main script]] to the Visionaire Studio Script Editor & set the script as a definition script.<br/>
 
2a. To align current character to an object...
 
2a. To align current character to an object...
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alignObj("", "object_name")
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alignObj(nil, "Rock")
 
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2b. To align a specific character to an object...
 
2b. To align a specific character to an object...
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alignObj("character_name", "object_name")
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alignObj("Tom", "Rock")
 
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== Main Script ==
 
== Main Script ==
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function alignObj(c, t)
 
function alignObj(c, t)
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  if c == "" then c = game:getLink(VGameCurrentCharacter) else c = getObject("Characters[" .. c .. "]") end
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  if c == nil then c = game.CurrentCharacter else c = Characters[c] end -- store character or current character
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  t = getObject("Game.GameCurrentScene.SceneObjects[" .. t .. "]")
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  t = game.CurrentScene.Objects[t] -- store target object
 
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  local p1 = c:getPoint(VCharacterPosition)
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  local p1 = c.Position -- store character position
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  local p2 = t:getPoint(VObjectPosition)
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  local p2 = t.Position -- store object position
 
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  local ax, ay
 
  local ax, ay
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  ay = p1.y - p2.y
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ax = p2.x - p1.x -- calculate x destination coordinate
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ax = p2.x - p1.x
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  ay = p1.y - p2.y -- calculate y destination coordinate
 
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  local angle = math.deg( math.atan2(ay, ax) )
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  local angle = math.deg( math.atan(ay, ax) ) -- calculate angle
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  if angle < 0 then angle = 360 + angle end
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  if angle < 0 then angle = 360 + angle end -- some fallback? I don't remember why I wrote it
 
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  c:setValue(VCharacterDirection, angle)
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  c.Direction = angle -- update specified characters direction
 
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== Syntax Breakdown ==
 
== Syntax Breakdown ==
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| c || "string" || This should be a "string" value containing the name of the character you want to affect; if string is empty it will default to current character.
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| c || "string" or nil || This should be a "string" value containing the name of the character you want to affect, or nil if you want to link to the current character.
 
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| t || "string" || This should be a "string" value containing the name of the object you want to align to.
 
| t || "string" || This should be a "string" value containing the name of the object you want to align to.
 
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Latest revision as of 01:22, 21 August 2022

Name Type By
alignObj("c", "t") Definition AFRLme

This small function allows you to quickly align a character to an object.

Additional Info
Alignment is based on character center which is usually set near the feet.
There is no simple method for obtaining the top (y) pixel coordinate of the currently active character animation.
Alignment to the object is based on the object interaction position; I may change this to object offset position in the future.


Instructions

1. Add the main script to the Visionaire Studio Script Editor & set the script as a definition script.
2a. To align current character to an object... 

alignObj(nil, "Rock")

2b. To align a specific character to an object... 

alignObj("Tom", "Rock")


Main Script

function alignObj(c, t)
 if c == nil then c = game.CurrentCharacter else c = Characters[c] end -- store character or current character
 t = game.CurrentScene.Objects[t] -- store target object
 -- + --
 local p1 = c.Position -- store character position
 local p2 = t.Position -- store object position
 -- + --
 local ax, ay
 ax = p2.x - p1.x -- calculate x destination coordinate
 ay = p1.y - p2.y -- calculate y destination coordinate
 -- + --
 local angle = math.deg( math.atan(ay, ax) ) -- calculate angle
 if angle < 0 then angle = 360 + angle end -- some fallback? I don't remember why I wrote it
 -- + -- 
 c.Direction = angle -- update specified characters direction
end


Syntax Breakdown

Name Type Description
c "string" or nil This should be a "string" value containing the name of the character you want to affect, or nil if you want to link to the current character.
t "string" This should be a "string" value containing the name of the object you want to align to.
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