4rpl:commands:getterrainlos
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| ====== GetTerrainLOS ====== | ====== GetTerrainLOS ====== | ||
| - | GetTerrainLOS(< | + | GetTerrainLOS(< |
| ===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
| - | Checks a line running from start to endPos and returns the world position (if any) where the line first ever intersects terrain geometry.\\ | + | Checks a line running from startPos |
| This routine is useful for checking the exact terrain Line Of Sight (LOS) between two points and where the LOS was blocked. If a unit wants to fire from any location in 3d space to any location in 3d space, this routine can check if there is any terrain in the way and where. | This routine is useful for checking the exact terrain Line Of Sight (LOS) between two points and where the LOS was blocked. If a unit wants to fire from any location in 3d space to any location in 3d space, this routine can check if there is any terrain in the way and where. | ||
| - | -The 'start', ' | + | -The 'startPos |
| - | -Returns the world space location of where the collision took place. If no hit occurs then all vector | + | -Returns the world space location of where the collision took place. If no hit occurs then the returned |
| -CheckLastCell is a Boolean that will have the API extend its calculations past the endPos until it exits the cell the end position is within or a hit is encountered. A cell is a 1x1 square and any location within this square is within that cell (no matter the Y position). For reference, the center location of cell 10,15 is (10.5, | -CheckLastCell is a Boolean that will have the API extend its calculations past the endPos until it exits the cell the end position is within or a hit is encountered. A cell is a 1x1 square and any location within this square is within that cell (no matter the Y position). For reference, the center location of cell 10,15 is (10.5, | ||
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