No shadow (ASM tweak) - Revision history

Arno at 20:09, 6 July 2008

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 This article describes how you can remove the shadow from your scenery object created with MakeMDL. This can for example be useful if you have made a tree with a transparant texture and don't want the shadow to have the shape of the full polygon.
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 Tip: Don't use this tweak for removing shadows from ground polygons, use the tweak instead that makes them real ground polygons.
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Arno: Modeling - Tweaks - No Shadow moved to No shadow (ASM tweak)

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Arno at 16:06, 30 September 2006

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	Tip: Don't use this tweak for removing shadows from ground polygons, use the tweak instead that makes them real ground polygons.		Tip: Don't use this tweak for removing shadows from ground polygons, use the tweak instead that makes them real ground polygons.

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Arno: /* Fs2002 gamepack */

2006-09-28T20:27:18Z

Fs2002 gamepack

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	Find the piece of code that looks like the example below in your main ASM file (so not the one with the _0 in the name).		Find the piece of code that looks like the example below in your main ASM file (so not the one with the _0 in the name).

	<~~code~~>ADDOBJ OBJECT_0_SCALE~~<br>~~		<pre>ADDOBJ OBJECT_0_SCALE
	SHADOW_CALL OBJECT_0_SCALE~~<br>~~		SHADOW_CALL OBJECT_0_SCALE
	OBJECT_0_FAIL label BGLCODE</~~code~~>		OBJECT_0_FAIL label BGLCODE</pre>

	To remove the shadow all you need to do is to remove the comand called <code>SHADOW_CALL</code>. So after that your code will look like this:		To remove the shadow all you need to do is to remove the comand called <code>SHADOW_CALL</code>. So after that your code will look like this:

	<~~code~~>ADDOBJ OBJECT_0_SCALE~~<br>~~		<pre>ADDOBJ OBJECT_0_SCALE
	OBJECT_0_FAIL label BGLCODE</~~code~~>		OBJECT_0_FAIL label BGLCODE</pre>

	Tip: Don't use this tweak for removing shadows from ground polygons, use the tweak instead that makes them real ground polygons.		Tip: Don't use this tweak for removing shadows from ground polygons, use the tweak instead that makes them real ground polygons.

Arno at 20:20, 28 September 2006

2006-09-28T20:20:59Z

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This article describes how you can remove the shadow from your scenery object created with MakeMDL. This can for example be useful if you have made a tree with a transparant texture and don't want the shadow to have the shape of the full polygon.

Below you find the code changes required when you are working with the Fs2002 gamepack. For the Fs2004 gamepack the changes are different, but these have not yet been added to this article.

== Fs2002 gamepack ==

Find the piece of code that looks like the example below in your main ASM file (so not the one with the _0 in the name).

<code>ADDOBJ OBJECT_0_SCALE<br>
SHADOW_CALL OBJECT_0_SCALE<br>
OBJECT_0_FAIL label BGLCODE</code>

To remove the shadow all you need to do is to remove the comand called <code>SHADOW_CALL</code>. So after that your code will look like this:

<code>ADDOBJ OBJECT_0_SCALE<br>
OBJECT_0_FAIL label BGLCODE</code>

Tip: Don't use this tweak for removing shadows from ground polygons, use the tweak instead that makes them real ground polygons.