a dit :

eventSummoningStart(String playerName, Int objectType, Int xPosition, Int yPosition, Int angle)
• This event triggers when a player starts an invocation.


eventSummoningCancel(String playerName)
• This event triggers when a player cancels an invocation.


eventSummoningEnd(String playerName, Int objectType, Int xPosition, Int yPosition, Int angle, Int xSpeed, Int ySpeed, Table other)
• This event triggers when a player has finished an invocation.


tfm.exec.addJoint(Int id, Int physicObject1, Int physicObject2, Table jointDef)
• Adds a joint between two physic objects.
jointDef properties are:
- type (Int): 0 -> distance joint, 1 -> prismatic joint, 2 -> pulley joint, 3 -> revolute joint
- point1 (String "x,y"): location of the ground1 anchor (default: the ground1's center)
- point2 (String "x,y"): location of the ground2 anchor (default: the ground2's center), only used with distance and pulley joints
- point3 (String "x,y"), point4 (String "x,y"): locations of the pulley's anchors, only used with pulley joints
- frequency (Float), damping (Float): distance joints' frequency and damping ratio
- axis (String "x,y"), angle (Int): prismatic joints' axis and angle
- limit1 (Float), limit2 (Float), forceMotor (Float), speedMotor (Float): prismatic and revolute joints' translation/rotation limits and motors
ratio (Float): revolute joints' ratio
- line (Int), color (Int), alpha (Float), foreground (Boolean): if none of these properties is defined, the joint won't be drawn
Note: On the map editor, players can also add a 'lua="id"' property in a joint definition in the XML code to be able to interact with it with LUA code.


tfm.exec.addPhysicObject(Int id, Int xPosition, Int yPosition, Table bodyDef)
• Adds a physic object into the game.
bodyDef properties are the same as the map editor ones:
- type (Int), width (Int), height (Int), foreground (Boolean), friction (Float), restitution (Float), angle (Int), color (Int), miceCollision (Boolean), groundCollision (Boolean)
- dynamic (Boolean), fixedRotation (Boolean), mass (Int), linearDamping (Float), angularDamping (Float) for dynamic grounds
Note: On the map editor, players can also add a 'lua="id"' property in a ground definition in the XML code to be able to interact with it with LUA code.


tfm.exec.removePhysicObject(Int id)
• Removes a physic body from the game.

Antoooshka a dit :

Possible examples?
Possible examples?

a dit :

function eventSummoningStart(playerName, objectType, xPosition, yPosition, angle)
print(playerName.." Начал кастовать объект в координатах "..xPosition.." "..yPosition)
print("id объекта: "..objectType)
end

a dit :

bodyDef = {
type = 0,
width = 200,
height = 100,
foreground = false,
friction = 0.3,
restitution = 0.2,
angle = 0,
miceCollision = true,
groundCollision = false,
dynamic = false,
fixedRotation = true,
mass = 0,
linearDamping = 0,
angularDamping = 0
}
test = tfm.exec.addPhysicObject(1, 400, 200, bodyDef)

Aritxy a dit :

I saw in the documentation system.giveEventGift

I tried with system.giveEventGift("Aritxy", 1)

but...

## You don't have the right to use this function (system.giveEventGift).

What does it do?

Fxie a dit :

how do i get a users password

Shamousey a dit :

tfm.get.misc.password("Fxie")

Safwanrockz a dit :

On other good news: eventEmotePlayed() now returns 10 as the ID of the flag emote!

Shamousey a dit :

and they've never been banned for hacking.

Scrollerkey a dit :

How would one properly use:

tfm.get.room.playerList.isFacingRight

I'm trying to work with this in some things I'm doing, but I do not know how to properly use it and I can't find anywhere how to.

Scrollerkey a dit :

Additional question:

I'm working on a clock of sorts to delete boxes after they are spawned by a player.

Here is what it looks like (clock, that is):

function eventLoop()
if boxTimer == despawnTime then
tfm.exec.removeObject(1)
else
boxTimer = boxTimer + 1
end
end

At the top of my coding, I have the variables:

boxTimer = 0
despawnTime = 2 -- .5 seconds

After I box is spawned, the boxTimer reverts back to 0. I'm sure that this is flawed, but I've used a code similar to this for something else and it worked. I have a feeling that I'm not using the removeObject command correctly.

Help. '~'