[Solved]Ineisis 1.0 sources broken by SDK update

Fex · 04-21-2013 05:34 PM

The 1.0 Ineisis source in the store cannot be compiled by the latest SDK.

I have made it compile by replacing FAll with FList and some other minor things, however object placement and the object list do not work.

This is because the meaning of ObjParams->type() has been redefined to return a UID. All the objects in the object list ObjParams->type() return UIDZero. Its taking too much brain power to think through how to make this work...

This is important to me because I am upgrading from build 11 to build 23 and the change to ObjParams->type() to return UID is causing problems all over my code. So I have two questions:

1. Is Esenthel going to update the Ineisis 1.0 code to work on the latest 1.0 SDK? If so I will put off fixing my code until I see how he fixes Ineisis 1.0.

2. Is there any easy way to emulate the old

Code:

void type    (Bool custom, C Str8         &type    =S              ) ;   C Str         & type    ()C {return _type    ;} // set/get object type        (OBJ_TYPE, for example "OBJ_ITEM"),

Instead of the new SDK's

Code:

void type    (Bool custom, C UID          &type     =UIDZero        );   C UID         & type    ()C {return _type     ;} // set/get object type        (OBJ_TYPE 'ObjType' enum element ID)

Fex · 04-21-2013 08:36 PM

If you swap these things out in the project list it fixes the list:

replace

Code:

static int CompareElm(C Element &a, C Element &b) {return Compare(a.obj ? a.obj->type() : UIDZero, b.obj ? b.obj->type() : UIDZero);}

with

Code:

static int CompareElm(C Element &a, C Element &b) {return Compare(a.obj ? a.obj.name() : S, b.obj ? b.obj.name() : S);}

comment out and swap like this

Code:

int  types=0, type_max=0, tm=0; Str last_type; REPA(elements){Str type=(elements[i].obj ? elements[i].obj.name() : S); if(type!=last_type){last_type=type; types++; tm=0;} MAX(type_max, ++tm);} // go from end

      //int  types=0, type_max=0, tm=0; UID last_type=UIDZero; REPA(elements){UID type=(elements[i].obj ? elements[i].obj->type() : UIDZero); if(type!=last_type){last_type=type; types++; tm=0;} MAX(type_max, ++tm);} // go from end

Code:

Str      type=(elm.obj ? elm.obj.name() : S);

         if(type!=last_type){pos.x+=s; pos.y=-rect().h(); last_type=type;}

         //UID      type=(elm.obj ? elm.obj->type() : UIDZero);

         //if(type!=last_type){pos.x+=s; pos.y=-rect().h(); last_type=type;}

This fixes the object list itself. Objects still do not place, but I hope it is as simple to fix lines like

Code:

if(obj_params)if(Memx<Obj> *obj_container=GetObjContainer(Game.ObjType.find(obj_params->type())))

You can see the differnece between 1.0 and 2.0 by copying this the game update or Player.update() and hitting Z

Code:

if(Kb.b(KB_Z))

   {

      CM.New(S+ ObjList.elements.elms());

   REPA(ObjList.elements)CM.New(S+"name: "+ObjList.elements[i].obj.name()+ " id: " + ObjList.elements[i].obj.id().asText());

   }

the id is null in 1.0, name returns null in 2.0

Fex · 04-22-2013 02:35 AM

Solution is to put this

Code:

REPA(ObjList.elements)if(ObjList.elements[i].obj){if(Param *param=ObjList.elements[i].obj->findParam("TYPE"))ObjList.elements[i].obj->type(true, Game::ObjType.elmID(param.asEnum()));}

At the end of your InitGame() function. Also you need to add an Enum type parameter to each object in the world object editor named "TYPE" and select the object type of the object, you can't switch to constant access type and then select the object type from the type drop down box, that won't work.

If you don't want to add a parameter to each object, and if you don't need to check types for other code you may have you can simply use this line instead:

Code:

REPA(ObjList.elements)if(ObjList.elements[i].obj){ObjList.elements[i].obj->type(true, Game::ObjType.elmID(OBJ_TORCH));}

This will store all object instances in the OBJ_TORCH ObjContainer (or whatever else one you want), to no negative effect that I can discern. Doors still work as doors etc.. not really sure what the benefit of the ObjContainer system Ineisis uses is ... maybe in the future it will become apparent.

Fex · 04-24-2013 02:53 AM

If you want the buildable items to properly sort in vertices categorical replace.

Code:

// int  types=0, type_max=0, tm=0; Str last_type; REPA(elements){Str type=(elements[i].obj ? elements[i].obj.name() : S); if(type!=last_type){last_type=type; types++; tm=0;} MAX(type_max, ++tm);} // go from end

with

Code:

Str type=S;

         if(ObjList.elements[i].obj)if(Param *param=ObjList.elements[i].obj->findParam("TYPE"))type = TextInt(param.asEnum());

and

Code:

Str      type=(elm.obj ? elm.obj.name() : S);

with

Code:

Str type=S;

         if(elm.obj)if(Param *param=elm.obj->findParam("TYPE"))type = TextInt(param.asEnum());

**Esenthel** · 04-27-2013 11:23 AM

Hello,

Thanks, I've uploaded updated source code.

The solution to placing objects was to put Game::ObjType=.. at the end of InitPre.

[Solved]Ineisis 1.0 sources broken by SDK update
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