NML:Graphics - Revision history

Planetmaker: redirect to item page

2011-09-09T00:29:17Z

redirect to item page

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	{{NMLNavBlocksyntax}}

	A graphics block must be placed in an item-block. It allows to define the graphics for a particular item, as well as various callbacks. Callbacks are used to define various things at run time, based on information (variables) of the item itself. This provides a much greater degree of flexibility than setting properties. An example (using fictional callback names):

	<pre style="color:blue">
	graphics {
	callback_a: switch_a;
	callback_b: return 42 + some_var;
	default: some_spritegroup;
	}
	</pre>

	The callbacks that are available differ per feature, refer to the feature-specific pages for more information. The 'default'-callback is usually used to resolve the graphics. For each callback a return value may be specified, in the same way as for [[NML:Switch\| switch-blocks]]. Note that all callbacks have to be defined in a '''single''' graphics-block.

FooBar: add nav template

2011-08-21T16:30:05Z

add nav template

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			{{NMLNavBlocksyntax}}

	A graphics block must be placed in an item-block. It allows to define the graphics for a particular item, as well as various callbacks. Callbacks are used to define various things at run time, based on information (variables) of the item itself. This provides a much greater degree of flexibility than setting properties. An example (using fictional callback names):		A graphics block must be placed in an item-block. It allows to define the graphics for a particular item, as well as various callbacks. Callbacks are used to define various things at run time, based on information (variables) of the item itself. This provides a much greater degree of flexibility than setting properties. An example (using fictional callback names):

FooBar: content of nml r1625

2011-08-21T11:07:54Z

content of nml r1625

New page

A graphics block must be placed in an item-block. It allows to define the graphics for a particular item, as well as various callbacks. Callbacks are used to define various things at run time, based on information (variables) of the item itself. This provides a much greater degree of flexibility than setting properties. An example (using fictional callback names):

<pre style="color:blue">
graphics {
callback_a: switch_a;
callback_b: return 42 + some_var;
default: some_spritegroup;
}
</pre>

The callbacks that are available differ per feature, refer to the feature-specific pages for more information. The 'default'-callback is usually used to resolve the graphics. For each callback a return value may be specified, in the same way as for [[NML:Switch| switch-blocks]]. Note that all callbacks have to be defined in a '''single''' graphics-block.