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Zehra: /* Editor Support */ update

2017-02-02T20:56:24Z

Editor Support: update

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	==Editor Support==		==Editor Support==
	Editors that support the arc object include [[Blender]] using the [[BZWTools]], [[~~Wings3D]] using the [[BZW Exporter for~~ Wings3D]], and [[pyBZEdit]]. [[BZEdit]] and [[BZFed]] do NOT support the arcs.		Editors that support the arc object include [[Blender]] using the [[BZWTools]], [[Wings3D]], and [[pyBZEdit]]. [[BZEdit]] and [[BZFed]] do NOT support the arcs.

	[[Category:Map Making]]		[[Category:Map Making]]
	[[Category:Map_Objects]]		[[Category:Map_Objects]]

Zehra: /* Code */ added wiki table

2016-12-01T20:23:55Z

Code: added wiki table

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	end		end
	\|}		\|}
	Valid parameters for an [[arc]] are		Valid parameters for an [[arc]] are:
			{\|{{Prettytable}}
	;name: defines the name of arc, often unused		\|-
	;divisions: defines the number of subdivisions in the arc		\| {{Hl3}} \|'''Parameter'''
	;flatshading: defines the use of flat shading, smooth is the default		\| {{Hl3}} \|'''Description'''
	;angle: defines the sweep of the arc, 360 indicates a full circle		\|-
	;ratio: defines the ratio to make a hollow arc, the parameter is (outrad - inrad) / outrad.		\| '''name''' \|\| defines the name of arc, often unused.
	;position: defines the position of the arc in X-pos, Y-pos and the height of the arc in Z.		\|-
	;rotation: defines a rotation around the Z axis for the arc, in degrees.		\| '''divisions''' \|\| defines the number of subdivisions in the arc.
	;size: defines the distance from the center to the side of the arc in X and Y, and the total height of the arc in Z.		\|-
	;shift: shift the arc (repeatable)		\| '''flatshading''' \|\| defines the use of flat shading, smooth is the default.
	;shear: (repeatable)		\|-
	;scale: defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)		\| '''angle''' \|\| defines the sweep of the arc, 360 indicates a full circle.
	;spin angle: rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)		\|-
	;texsize: texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.4.0\|2.4.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0".		\| '''ratio''' \|\| defines the ratio to make a hollow arc, the parameter is (outrad - inrad) / outrad.
	;phydrv: reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].		\|-
	;smoothbounce: defines that shot bounces use normals		\| '''position''' \|\| defines the position of the arc in X-pos, Y-pos and the height of the arc in Z.
	;matref: reference to a predefined [[material]].		\|-
			\| '''rotation''' \|\| defines a rotation around the Z axis for the arc, in degrees.
			\|-
			\| '''size''' \|\| defines the distance from the center to the side of the arc in X and Y, and the total height of the arc in Z.
			\|-
			\| '''shift''' \|\| shift the arc (repeatable).
			\|-
			\| '''shear''' \|\| (repeatable).
			\|-
			\| '''scale''' \|\| defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable).
			\|-
			\| '''spin angle''' \|\| rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable).
			\|-
			\| '''texsize''' \|\| texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.4.0\|2.4.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0".
			\|-
			\| '''phydrv''' \|\| reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].
			\|-
			\| '''smoothbounce''' \|\| defines that shot bounces use normals.
			\|-
			\| '''matref''' \|\| reference to a predefined [[material]].
			\|}

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

JeffM2501: current is 2.4.x not 2.99

2013-02-09T23:01:09Z

current is 2.4.x not 2.99

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	;scale: defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)		;scale: defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)
	;spin angle: rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)		;spin angle: rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)
	;texsize: texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0"~~, in [[BZFlag_3.0\|3.0]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look~~.		;texsize: texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.4.0\|2.4.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0".
	;phydrv: reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].		;phydrv: reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].
	;smoothbounce: defines that shot bounces use normals		;smoothbounce: defines that shot bounces use normals

Prestidigitator: /* Code */ properties formatting

2012-07-28T03:15:25Z

Code: properties formatting

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	\|}		\|}
	Valid parameters for an [[arc]] are		Valid parameters for an [[arc]] are
	~~<properties>~~
	name=defines the name of arc, often unused		;name: defines the name of arc, often unused
	divisions=defines the number of subdivisions in the arc		;divisions: defines the number of subdivisions in the arc
	flatshading=defines the use of flat shading, smooth is the default		;flatshading: defines the use of flat shading, smooth is the default
	angle=defines the sweep of the arc, 360 indicates a full circle		;angle: defines the sweep of the arc, 360 indicates a full circle
	ratio=defines the ratio to make a hollow arc, the parameter is (outrad - inrad) / outrad.		;ratio: defines the ratio to make a hollow arc, the parameter is (outrad - inrad) / outrad.
	position=defines the position of the arc in X-pos, Y-pos and the height of the arc in Z.		;position: defines the position of the arc in X-pos, Y-pos and the height of the arc in Z.
	rotation=defines a rotation around the Z axis for the arc, in degrees.		;rotation: defines a rotation around the Z axis for the arc, in degrees.
	size=defines the distance from the center to the side of the arc in X and Y, and the total height of the arc in Z.		;size: defines the distance from the center to the side of the arc in X and Y, and the total height of the arc in Z.
	shift=shift the arc (repeatable)		;shift: shift the arc (repeatable)
	shear=(repeatable)		;shear: (repeatable)
	scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)		;scale: defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)
	spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)		;spin angle: rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)
	texsize=texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[BZFlag_3.0\|3.0]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.		;texsize: texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[BZFlag_3.0\|3.0]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.
	phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].		;phydrv: reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].
	smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals		;smoothbounce: defines that shot bounces use normals
	matref=reference to a predefined [[material]].		;matref: reference to a predefined [[material]].
	~~</properties>~~

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

JeffM2501: /* Code */

2007-11-21T07:16:18Z

Code

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	scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)		scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)
	spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)		spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)
	texsize=texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[~~BZFlag_2~~.2\|2.2]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.		texsize=texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[BZFlag_3.0\|3.0]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.
	phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].		phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].
	smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals		smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals

SpazzyMcGee: Added image and some info on matrefs.

2007-09-26T22:51:54Z

Added image and some info on matrefs.

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	==Code==		==Code==
			[[Image:Arcmats.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Appearance of an arc with solid color materials. The words show the names used to map materials to various sides. Obviously, the bottom matref is not shown.]]
	To place an arc into your map file, the following template is suggested:		To place an arc into your map file, the following template is suggested:
	{\|		{\|
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	phydrv physics_driver_name		phydrv physics_driver_name
	smoothbounce		smoothbounce
	matref ~~material~~
			## You can give the entire arc a single material with the lone 'matref' property,
			## or you can give different parts different materials, as shown below
			matref material0
			top matref material1
			bottom matref material2
			inside matref material3
			outside matref material4
			startside matref material5
			endside matref material6
	end		end
	\|}		\|}

Ts: Ooops, missing ']'

2007-07-12T13:19:05Z

Ooops, missing ']'

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	scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)		scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)
	spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)		spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)
	texsize=texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[BZFlag_2.2\|2.2]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.		texsize=texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes]] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[BZFlag_2.2\|2.2]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.
	phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].		phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].
	smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals		smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals

Ts: Mention texsize property

2007-07-12T13:18:01Z

Mention texsize property

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	scale 1 1 1		scale 1 1 1
	spin angle nx ny nz		spin angle nx ny nz
			texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0
	phydrv physics_driver_name		phydrv physics_driver_name
	smoothbounce		smoothbounce
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	scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)		scale=defines the scale of the arc in x,y, and z, 1 is the default, lower values make it smaller (repeatable)
	spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)		spin angle=rotate the arc around a vector by angle. ONE of nx, ny, and nz should be 1, the others should be 0. (repeatable)
			texsize=texture sizes, changes how the textures scale on the object. In [[BZFlag_2.0.0\|2.0.x]] standard [[Box\|boxes] have "texsize -2.0 -2.0 -8.0 -8.0", in [[BZFlag_2.2\|2.2]] [[Box\|boxes]] will have "texsize -8.0 -8.0 -8.0 -8.0" so choose the appropriate texsize if you want the arc(s) match the [[Box\|box(es)]] exact look.
	phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].		phydrv=reference to a predefined [[physics\|physics driver]].
	smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals		smoothbounce=defines that shot bounces use normals

Mr Burns: /* Appearance */

2007-07-08T14:19:25Z

Appearance

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	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
	The arc, by default, has the red brick wall texture on the sides, and the grey ~~roofs~~ of normal ~~boxes~~ on the top. However, using [[matref]], one can change the appearance of the arc.		The arc, by default, has the red brick wall texture on the sides, and the grey roof appearance of a normal box on the top. However, using [[material\|matref]] one can change the appearance of the arc.

	==History==		==History==

Joevano: removed duplicate code sections

2007-04-16T19:43:08Z

removed duplicate code sections

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 The arc object is a [[BZW]] object that defines an arc or cylinder in the game arena.
 ==Code==
 To place an arc into your map file, the following template is suggested: