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Sky offset verbs
2001-12-30, 7:10 AM #1
Has anyone used SetHorizonSkyOffset() or SetCeilingSkyOffset()? They seem to ignore parameters and set the sky offsets to 0,0 regardless.
Author of the JK DataMaster, Parsec, Scribe, and the EditPlus Cog Files.
2001-12-31, 5:59 AM #2
Ive never used them. Although I dont see why they wouldnt work. Post the cog?

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2001-12-31, 7:17 AM #3
I'm not using those verbs for anything. I just want to know if they work or not.

LEC didn't use them, and I think they may have been scrapped in favor of setting the sky offsets in the level's header.

Any ideas?

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Easy as del ;)
Author of the JK DataMaster, Parsec, Scribe, and the EditPlus Cog Files.
2001-12-31, 7:32 AM #4
According to the JKspecs:

 

SetCeilingSkyOffset()

Sets world CeingSkyOffset

Use: SetCeilingSkyOffset(flex u,flex v, 0.0); send as vector x,y

 
&&
 

SetHorizonSkyOffset()

Sets world HorizonSkyOffset

Use: SetHorizonSkyOffset(flex u, flex v, 0.0); send as vector x,y


 
So, use something like 'Sethorizonskyoffset(1.0, 1.0, 0.0);', and see if that works.

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Success is the inverse relationship between effort, gain, and loss.

[This message has been edited by GBK (edited December 31, 2001).]
And when the moment is right, I'm gonna fly a kite.
2001-12-31, 10:14 AM #5
I'm being refered to the JKSpecs? CA hardly tested a thing they wrote when they made the JKSpecs. The sky offset verbs are a typical example.

I certainly would not post a problem with verbs unless I'd tested them several times at least.

[This message has been edited by SaberMaster (edited December 31, 2001).]
Author of the JK DataMaster, Parsec, Scribe, and the EditPlus Cog Files.
2001-12-31, 10:27 AM #6
But thanks for your help, GBK. [http://forums.massassi.net/html/wink.gif]

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Easy as del ;)
Author of the JK DataMaster, Parsec, Scribe, and the EditPlus Cog Files.

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