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About this mod
For CET developers. Show debug visuals on screen, or log to json and view in separate app
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
This is used to help visualize 3D problems
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Screen
This allows you to show basic 3D visuals on screen
Functions are:
NOTE: If you reload mods (cet), you'll need to load a save for the controller's initialize event to fire (this has the function that converts world 3D points to screen 2D points)
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Logger
There are two parts to this:
The class just needs to be copied into your project. Instantiate it and call the add functions. Save when you'd like (each time save is called, the class resets itself so you can add more, save that, repeat)
The current add 3D functions are:
If you have another primitive you'd like me to add, just let me know
There are also functions to add text (3D or 2D)
And a few alert sounds
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The mod includes some code in hotkeys that demonstrate how to use the various methods
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Version 4:
NOTE: interface change - added an extra param into function calls (single frame)
Added Arc
Added Text2D (x and y are percents of the screen - 0 to 1)
Added a few tones that can be played. Useful if you want an audio cue when something you happens
Added option for single frame lifetime. Useful for things you redraw each frame
Version 3:
Added the screen renderer
Version 2:
I don't know if anything changed in the cet code, just figured I'd post the last copy that I was using (I doubt it, but didn't bother doing a file compare)
The viewer has proven to be useful for my other stuff (unity), so I copied it into another solution that is my dumping ground for code/testers. I know I've made a few fixes here and there. Also unity is left handed coord, compared to cyberpunk and wpf being right handed, so there's some extra logic to be able to handle that
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Screen
This allows you to show basic 3D visuals on screen
Functions are:
- Dot
- Line
- Circle
- Arc
- Triangle (filled)
- Square (filled)
- Text (renders at a 3D point)
- Text2D (simple overlay label. x,y are screen %, not world)
- Play alert sounds
NOTE: If you reload mods (cet), you'll need to load a save for the controller's initialize event to fire (this has the function that converts world 3D points to screen 2D points)
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Logger
There are two parts to this:
- lua class
- c# viewer app
The class just needs to be copied into your project. Instantiate it and call the add functions. Save when you'd like (each time save is called, the class resets itself so you can add more, save that, repeat)
The current add 3D functions are:
- Dot
- Line
- Circle
- Filled Square
If you have another primitive you'd like me to add, just let me know
There are also functions to add text (3D or 2D)
And a few alert sounds
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The mod includes some code in hotkeys that demonstrate how to use the various methods
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Version 4:
NOTE: interface change - added an extra param into function calls (single frame)
Added Arc
Added Text2D (x and y are percents of the screen - 0 to 1)
Added a few tones that can be played. Useful if you want an audio cue when something you happens
Added option for single frame lifetime. Useful for things you redraw each frame
Version 3:
Added the screen renderer
Version 2:
I don't know if anything changed in the cet code, just figured I'd post the last copy that I was using (I doubt it, but didn't bother doing a file compare)
The viewer has proven to be useful for my other stuff (unity), so I copied it into another solution that is my dumping ground for code/testers. I know I've made a few fixes here and there. Also unity is left handed coord, compared to cyberpunk and wpf being right handed, so there's some extra logic to be able to handle that