| Category | Scripting |
| Created | 17.03.2017 21:50 |
| Benito Kreis (Unknown) | 17.03.2017 21:53 |
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| Please explain the meaning of the arguments for someone without internal giants knowledge. function getDensityParallelogram() Arguments integer transformId id of transform object float x x position float z z position float dX1 x value of 1st direction float dZ1 z value of 1st direction float dX2 x value of 2nd direction float dZ2 z value of 2nd direction integer firstChannel first channel integer numChannels number of channels Return Values integer density density integer numPixels number of pixels integer totalNumPixels total number of pixels |
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| Emil Drefers (Unknown) | 21.03.2017 07:03 |
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| Hi, "transformId" is the layer which should be queried. This might be "g_currentMission.terrainDetailId" if you want to check the ground's state (cultivated ploughed, ...) or the id to a fruit layer or ... The next six arguments define a parallelogramm in world ccordinates. A point and two vectors. Y coordinates are neglected, so you only need two components per point or vector. Finally you have the first channel and the amount of channels which get queried. Cheers, Emil |
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