XML:BINA/OBJC/TRGV

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general information

• BINACJBOTrigger Volume.oni is level specific. (It can be found in AE/AEInstaller/vanilla/levelX_Final.dat)
• The XML code on this page is based on onisplit v0.9.61.0

file structure

The red and blue lines were added to the screenshot in a graphics program, not by debug_triggers. If you have an updated Oni Mac engine, the TVs can be made visible. Used BSL commands: debug_triggers = 1 chr_nocollision 0 1 chr_debug_characters = 1 chr_location 0 x y z

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Oni>
   <Objects>
       [...]
   </Objects>
</Oni>

[...] means at least one trigger volume. Paste all tv data into there (this includes <TRGV Id="..."> and </TRGV> tag).

example

       <TRGV Id="7383">
           <Header>
               <Flags>Locked</Flags>
               <Position>-651.5666 -298 -633.4166</Position>
               <Rotation>0 0 0</Rotation>
           </Header>
           <OSD>
               <Name>trigger_volume_46</Name>
               <Scripts>
                   <Entry>train_block2</Entry>
                   <Inside></Inside>
                   <Exit>block_path</Exit>
               </Scripts>
               <Teams>255</Teams>
               <Size>46 31 46</Size>
               <TriggerVolumeId>46</TriggerVolumeId>
               <ParentId>0</ParentId>
               <Notes></Notes>
               <Flags>PlayerOnly</Flags>
           </OSD>
       </TRGV>

start      + size = end
- 651.5666 + 46   = -605.5666 = x_blue_line_end
- 298      + 31   = -267      = y_blue_line_end
- 633.4166 + 46   = -587.4166 = z_blue_line_end

tags

• <Flags>

Locked

• <Position> : (a volume corner)
• <Rotation> : (xyz-rataion in degrees)
• <Name> : (can have up to 63 characters)
• <Scripts> : (BSL functions; each can have up to 32 characters)

<Entry> : (called up when character enters the TV)

<Inside> : (called while character is inside the TV)

(This one is triggered at every frame (60 times per second) unless the trigger-only-once flag is set. Continuous triggering is typically needed for fire or gas damage.)

<Exit> : (called up when character leaves the TV)

• <Teams>

1 - Konoko

2 - TCTF

4 - Syndicate

8 - Neutral

16 - SecurityGuard

32 - RogueKonoko

64 - Switzerland

128 - SyndicateAccessory

(every combination is possible)

255 - all teams (1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 32 + 64 + 128 = 255)

• <Size> : (volume)
• <TriggerVolumeId> : (used by BSL command "trigvolume_corpse ID")
• <ParentId> : ...
• <Notes> : (space for 128 characters)
• <Flags>

OneTimeEnter - entry function called only once (otherwise called every time character enters the TV)

OneTimeInside - inside function called only once (otherwise called at every frame while character is in the TV)

OneTimeExit - exit function called only once (otherwise called every time character leaves the TV)

EnterDisabled - entry function disabled (can be enabled with "trigvolume_enable tv_name entry 1")

InsideDisabled - inside function disabled (can be enabled with "trigvolume_enable tv_name inside 1")

ExitDisabled - exit function disabled (can be enabled with "trigvolume_enable tv_name exit 1")

Disabled - all 3 functions disabled (master switch, can be enabled with "trigvolume_enable tv_name all 1")

PlayerOnly - only player characters can fire off the TV

Resetting the trigger volume

trigvolume_reset(string tv_name) resets the TV to its preset state. The primary use of this is to re-enable "entry", "inside" or "exit" calls once the TV has been triggered (only necessary if the respective trigger-only-once flags are set of course). Note that some or all the TV functions are disabled at level load, you'll have to enable them manually after resetting the TV.

Mod Tool addon

trigger volume manager

With OniTools.xsiaddon you can drag'n'drop BINACJBOTrigger Volume.oni into the viewport.

Add or remove TVs, edit position and rotation as if they were real objects. Change size by moving the polygons.

When ready, export the data as BINACJBOTrigger Volume.xml to a folder of your choice.