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{{#vardefine:name|Fly}}<nowiki/> |
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{{#vardefine:type|[[Binary]]}}<nowiki/> |
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A '''Fly''' asset defines a path for the camera to move around the scene. It is made up of keys containing the camera's transform, aperture, and focal length for each frame. Each frame lasts ~0.0333 ms (30 FPS). |
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Fly assets contain all of the data necessary for [[EvilEngine/DYNA/game_object:Flythrough|game_object:Flythrough]], which is the in-game [[object]] that overrides the in-game camera. |
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==Format== |
==Format== |
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A Fly asset is stored in little-endian on all platforms. It has no header and is made up of contiguous zFlyKey entries. Therefore, the number of entries is the asset's size / <code>sizeof(zFlyKey)</code> (64 bytes). |
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struct zFlyKey |
struct zFlyKey |
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{ |
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int32 frame; |
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float32 matrix[12]; |
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float cameraNormalizedRight[3]; |
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float cameraNormalizedUp[3]; |
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float cameraNormalizedBackward[3]; |
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float cameraPosition[3]; |
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}; |
}; |
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</source> |
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Latest revision as of 17:23, 13 December 2022
| FLY | |
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| Fly | |
| Type | Binary |
| Games used | Battle for Bikini Bottom The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie |
| Source code | zCamera.h |
A Fly asset defines a path for the camera to move around the scene. It is made up of keys containing the camera's transform, aperture, and focal length for each frame. Each frame lasts ~0.0333 ms (30 FPS).
Fly assets contain all of the data necessary for game_object:Flythrough, which is the in-game object that overrides the in-game camera.
Format
A Fly asset is stored in little-endian on all platforms. It has no header and is made up of contiguous zFlyKey entries. Therefore, the number of entries is the asset's size / sizeof(zFlyKey) (64 bytes).
struct zFlyKey
{
int32 frame;
float32 matrix[12];
float32 aperture[2];
float32 focal;
};