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Arma Reforger Explorer 1.7.0.54
Arma Reforger Code Explorer by Zeroy - Thanks to MisterOutofTime
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Classes | |
| class | CurveColor |
| class | CurveFloat |
| class | CurveVector |
| class | Math |
| class | Math2D |
| class | Math3D |
| class | Curve |
Enumerations | |
| enum | ECurveType { CatmullRom , CurveProperty2D , CatmullRom , CurveProperty2D } |
| enum | ECurveType { CatmullRom , CurveProperty2D , CatmullRom , CurveProperty2D } |
| enum | WindingOrder { CLOCKWISE , COUNTERCLOCKWISE , INVALID , CLOCKWISE , COUNTERCLOCKWISE , INVALID } |
| enum | WindingOrder { CLOCKWISE , COUNTERCLOCKWISE , INVALID , CLOCKWISE , COUNTERCLOCKWISE , INVALID } |
Functions | |
| Curve array | GetPoint (int pointIndex, int curveIndex) |
| void | SetPointValue (int pointIndex, int curveIndex, float value) |
Math library
| enum ECurveType |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| CatmullRom | |
| CurveProperty2D | |
| CatmullRom | |
| CurveProperty2D | |
Definition at line 12 of file ECurveType.c.
| enum ECurveType |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| CatmullRom | |
| CurveProperty2D | |
| CatmullRom | |
| CurveProperty2D | |
Definition at line 12 of file ECurveType.c.
| enum WindingOrder |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| CLOCKWISE | |
| COUNTERCLOCKWISE | |
| INVALID | Missing components, or obstruction test was not possible. |
| CLOCKWISE | |
| COUNTERCLOCKWISE | |
| INVALID | Missing components, or obstruction test was not possible. |
Definition at line 12 of file WindingOrder.c.
| enum WindingOrder |
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| CLOCKWISE | |
| COUNTERCLOCKWISE | |
| INVALID | Missing components, or obstruction test was not possible. |
| CLOCKWISE | |
| COUNTERCLOCKWISE | |
| INVALID | Missing components, or obstruction test was not possible. |
Definition at line 12 of file WindingOrder.c.
Represents three 2D curves, where every four floats next to each other in the underlying array are organized as (x, y0, y1, y2). Curve points share the x value, and then three separate y values are present, one for each curve.
It is indended to be used as a property in following way:
It may then be evaluated with following code, where i is index of the curve to be evaluated, ranging from 0 to 2: