Alistar 0 Posted January 4, 2013 It is in the instructions (in the comments at the beginning of the script): #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 2. Use your effects! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to use a effect, put the following comment on a event: # # [light x] # # Where x must be the Effect's ID. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zenarium 0 Posted January 4, 2013 But what is the effects ID and how do I use the script? The comment is after setting up the script... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alistar 0 Posted January 4, 2013 Just copy the script into a blank area of the materials section of the script editor. The effects are listed in the script, so the x you are supposed to use is in there. For example add the comment [light 1] to an event and it will have the light effect listed as 1. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zenarium 0 Posted January 4, 2013 (edited) But what I do with the x? I am suppsoe to write something where the x is? And how do I find the script? I downloaded the file but it has many folders and a game. Edited January 4, 2013 by zenarium Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
djDarkX 11 Posted January 6, 2013 x is imaginary. You replace x with the ID of a light source which you've defined in the script. It's really easy once you look at the demo he's provided. I picked it up almost immediately and my game makes extensive use of the lightning, especially in the magic shops. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
thesarcastic 0 Posted January 6, 2013 Is his website down? I can't access it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
djDarkX 11 Posted January 6, 2013 No, it's up. Just went there no problem. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kayzee 4,033 Posted January 6, 2013 So just a couple notes about this script and problems I had, and how I solved it. 1) Crashes on reset: The problem is that the Light_Bitcore does not get re-initialized when the game is reset and the bitmaps stored are no longer valid. I ended up getting rid of the whole Light_Bitcore module myself, mostly so my cache script could handle buffering things it's self. Here is my version if anyone is curious (also dynamically resizes based on your resolution): #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [ACE] Khas Awesome Light Effects #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * By Khas Arcthunder - arcthunder.site40.net # * Version: 1.0 EN # * Released on: 17/01/2012 # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Terms of Use #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # When using any Khas script, you agree with the following terms: # 1. You must give credit to Khas; # 2. All Khas scripts are licensed under a Creative Commons license; # 3. All Khas scripts are for non-commercial projects. If you need some script # for your commercial project (I accept requests for this type of project), # send an email to nilokruch@live.com with your request; # 4. All Khas scripts are for personal use, you can use or edit for your own # project, but you are not allowed to post any modified version; # 5. You can’t give credit to yourself for posting any Khas script; # 6. If you want to share a Khas script, don’t post the direct download link, # please redirect the user to arcthunder.site40.net # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Features #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # - Realistic Light # - Light does not pass over walls, blocks and roofs # - Static Light Sources # - Dynamic Light Sources (like a player's lantern) # - Multiple effects # - Easy to use (comments) # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * WARNING - Performance #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # This script may be too heavy to old processors! The Awesome Light Effects was # tested on a Core 2 Duo E4500 and on a Core i5, without any lag. However, # there's other factors that may influence the script performance: # # 1. Map size # This script searches surfaces on the map, in order to cut the light pictures. # In a huge map, the number of surfaces may increase a lot, affecting the # DYNAMIC LIGHT SOURCE only. Map size does not influence the static sources. # # 2. Number of effects # This script draws the effects on the screen, but before drawing, it checks # if the effect is out of screen (in this case, the script will skip the # light drawing). Too much effects may cause lag, but this is just a prevision. # # 3. Effect's picture size # The picture size of the DYNAMIC LIGHT SOURCE influences directly on your # game's performace. The bigger is the picture, the slower it will be to # draw it dynamically. The recommended maximum size is 200x200 pixels # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * WARNING - Light pictures #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to run this script correctly, the light pictures MUST obey the # following conditions: # 1. The picture's size MUST be multiple of 2. Example: 150x150 # 2. The picture's width MUST be equal to it's height. Example: 156x156 # 3. The picture's colors MUST be inverted! This is necessary because # the script inverts the colors to draw the effect. The black color # will be transparent! # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 1. Setup your effects! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to setup your static effects, go to the setup part and define your # effects inside the Effects hash. Do as the following mode: # # X => [picture,opacity,variation,cut], <= Remember to put a comma here! # # Where: # picture => Picture's name, inside the Graphics/Lights folder; # opacity => Effect's opacity; # variation => Effect's opacity variation; # cut => Put true to cut the effect or false to don't; # X => The effect's ID, it will be used on events. # # Check the default effects to understand how they work. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 2. Use your effects! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to use a effect, put the following comment on a event: # # [light x] # # Where x must be the Effect's ID. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 3. Use an awesome lantern! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The dynamic light source (lantern) is initialized invisible by default. # You may call the following commands: # # l = $game_map.lantern # Gets the lantern into a variable # l.set_graphic(i) # Sets the lantern's graphic to i, where i must be the picture's file name on # Graphics/Lights folder. # # l.set_multiple_graphics(h) # Sets the lantern's graphics to h, where h must be a hash with the following # structure: # # h = {2=>"ld",4=>"ll",6=>"lr",8=>"lu"} # # Where: # "ld" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking down; # "ll" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking left; # "lr" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking right; # "lu" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking up. # # l.change_owner(char) # Sets the lantern's owner to char. Char must be ONE of the following commands: # $game_player <= The player itself; # self_event <= The event where the command was called; # $game_map.events[x] <= The event ID x. # # l.set_opacity(o,p) # Sets the lantern's opacity, where: # o is the opacity itself; # p is the opacity variation. # # l.show # After setting the lantern with the commands above, you may set it to visible # using this command. # # l.hide # Use this command to set the lantern as invisible. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 4. Use the effect's surface! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The Awesome Light Effects draws the effects on a surface. In order to make # the effects visible, the effect's surface MUST be visible. The Effect's # Surface is initialized with it's opacity set to zero. You can call the # following commands: # # s = $game_map.effect_surface # Gets the Effect's Surface into a variable # # s.set_color(r,g, # Changes the Effect's Surface color instantly, where: # r => red level; # g => green level; # b => blue level; # # s.set_alpha(a) # Changes the Effect's Surface opacity instantly to a. # # s.change_color(time,r,g, # Changes the Effect's Surface color ONLY in a certain time, where: # time => The change's time (frames); # r => red level; # g => green level; # b => blue level; # # s.change_color(time,r,g,b,a) # Changes the Effect's Surface color and it's opacity in a certain time, where: # time => The change's time (frames); # r => red level; # g => green level; # b => blue level; # a => opacity # # s.change_alpha(time,a) # Changes the Effect's Surface opacity in a certain time, where: # time => The change's time (frames); # a => opacity # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 5. Use the effect's surface with Tone command! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # You can access the Effect's Surface with the "Screen Tone" command. In order # to turn this feature on, set the "Surface_UE" constant to true. # # If you decided to use this feature, please note some details: # 1. The colors values must be between 0 and 255; # 2. The time is in frames; # 3. The "gray" value will be sent as the opacity value # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 6. Setup your Tileset Tags! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to cut the effect's picture correctly, there's 3 types of behavior # for a tile: wall, block and roof. Walls will make shadows as real walls, # blocks as blocks and roofs as roofs. So, the tileset tags MUST be configured. # Check the demo to understand how this system works. If the tilesets aren't # configured correctly, the script won't cut the effects correctly. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Setup Part #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- module Light_Core Effects = { # <= DON'T change this! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # PUT YOUR EFFECTS HERE! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #0 => ["light",255,0,true], 1 => ["torch",200,20,true], 2 => ["torch_small",180,30,true], 3 => ["light_mid",255,0,true], 4 => ["fireplace",200,20,false], 0 => ["window",255,0,false], #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # End of effecs configuration #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- } # <= DON'T change this! # Z coordinate of the Effect's Surface Surface_Z = 100 # Enable Effect's Surface control by "Screen Tone" command? Surface_UE = false # Roof behavior tag Roof_Tag = 5 # Wall behavior tag Wall_Tag = 6 # Block behavior tag Block_Tag = 7 # Don't change this! ACC = Math.tan(Math::PI/26) end #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Script #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- module Cache def self.light(filename) load_bitmap("Graphics/Lights/", filename) end end class Light_SSource attr_reader :real_x attr_reader :real_y attr_reader :range attr_accessor :bitmap attr_reader :w attr_reader :h attr_reader :hs def initialize(char,bitmap,opacity,plus,hs) sync(char) @key = bitmap @bitmap = Cache.light(@key).clone @range = @bitmap.width/2 @w = @bitmap.width @h = @bitmap.height @mr = @range - 16 @opacity = opacity @plus = plus @hs = hs render if @hs end def render tx = x ty = y tsx = x + @range tsy = y + @range dr = @range*2 for s in $game_map.surfaces next if !s.visible?(tsx,tsy) || !s.within?(tx,tx+dr,ty,ty+dr) s.render_shadow(tx,ty,tsx,tsy,@range,@bitmap) end end def restore return unless @bitmap.nil? @bitmap = Cache.light(@key).clone render if @hs end def opacity @plus == 0 ? @opacity : (@opacity + rand(@plus)) end def sx return $game_map.adjust_x(@real_x)*32-@mr end def sy return $game_map.adjust_y(@real_y)*32-@mr end def sync(char) @real_x = char.real_x @real_y = char.real_y end def x return (@real_x*32 - @mr).to_f end def y return (@real_y*32 - @mr).to_f end def dispose return if @bitmap.nil? @bitmap.dispose @bitmap = nil end end class Light_DSource < Light_SSource attr_reader :bitmap attr_reader :visible def initialize @key = nil @bitmap = nil @opacity = 255 @plus = 0 @char = $game_player @visible = false end def set_opacity(o,p) @opacity = o @plus = p end def set_graphic(sb) dispose @key = {2=>sb,4=>sb,6=>sb,8=>sb} @bitmap = { 2=>Cache.light(@key[2]).clone, 4=>Cache.light(@key[4]).clone, 6=>Cache.light(@key[6]).clone, 8=>Cache.light(@key[8]).clone } @range = @bitmap[2].width/2 @w = @bitmap[2].width @h = @bitmap[2].height @mr = @range - 16 end def set_multiple_graphics(ba) dispose @key = ba @bitmap = { 2=>Cache.light(@key[2]).clone, 4=>Cache.light(@key[4]).clone, 6=>Cache.light(@key[6]).clone, 8=>Cache.light(@key[8]).clone } @range = @bitmap[2].width/2 @w = @bitmap[2].width @h = @bitmap[2].height @mr = @range - 16 end def get_graphic return @bitmap[@char.direction].clone end def show return if @bitmap.nil? @visible = true end def hide @visible = false end def restore return if @key.nil? @bitmap = { 2=>Cache.light(@key[2]).clone, 4=>Cache.light(@key[4]).clone, 6=>Cache.light(@key[6]).clone, 8=>Cache.light(@key[8]).clone } end def dispose return if @bitmap.nil? @bitmap.values.each { |b| b.dispose } @bitmap = nil end def change_owner(char) @char = char end def render end def sx return $game_map.adjust_x(@char.real_x)*32-@mr end def sy return $game_map.adjust_y(@char.real_y)*32-@mr end def x return (@char.real_x*32 - @mr).to_f end def y return (@char.real_y*32 - @mr).to_f end end class Light_Surface def initialize @ta = @a = 0 @tr = @r = 255 @tg = @g = 255 @tb = @b = 255 @va = @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @timer = 0 end def refresh return if @timer == 0 @a += @va @r += @vr @g += @vg @b += @vb $game_map.light_surface.opacity = @a @timer -= 1 end def change_color(time,r,g,b,a=nil) r = 0 if r < 0; r = 255 if r > 255 g = 0 if g < 0; g = 255 if g > 255 b = 0 if b < 0; b = 255 if b > 255 unless a.nil? a = 0 if a < 0; a = 255 if a > 255 end @timer = time @tr = 255-r @tg = 255-g @tb = 255-b @va = (a.nil? ? 0 : (a-@a).to_f/@timer) @vr = (@tr - @r).to_f/@timer @vg = (@tg - @g).to_f/@timer @vb = (@tb - @ .to_f/@timer end def change_alpha(time,a) a = 0 if a < 0; a = 255 if a > 255 @timer = time @ta = a @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @va = (a-@a).to_f/@timer end def set_color(r,g, r = 0 if r < 0; r = 255 if r > 255 g = 0 if g < 0; g = 255 if g > 255 b = 0 if b < 0; b = 255 if b > 255 @tr = @r = 255-r @tg = @g = 255-g @tb = @b = 255-b @va = @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @timer = 0 end def set_alpha(a) a = 0 if a < 0; a = 255 if a > 255 @ta = @a = a $game_map.light_surface.opacity = @a if $game_map.light_surface @va = @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @timer = 0 end def alpha return @a end def color return Color.new(@r,@g,@ end end class Game_Map include Light_Core attr_accessor :light_surface attr_accessor :light_sources attr_accessor :surfaces attr_accessor :effect_surface attr_accessor :lantern alias kbl_setup_events setup_events alias kbl_initialize initialize alias kbl_update update def initialize kbl_initialize @effect_surface = Light_Surface.new @lantern = Light_DSource.new end def update(arg) @effect_surface.refresh if arg kbl_update(arg) end def first_tag(x,y) tag = tileset.flags[tile_id(x,y,0)] >> 12 return tag > 0 ? tag : 0 end def setup_events @light_sources.nil? ? @light_sources = [] : @light_sources.clear setup_surfaces merge_surfaces @effect_surface.set_alpha(0) if @effect_surface kbl_setup_events end def setup_surfaces @surfaces = [] for x in 0..(width-1) for y in 0..(height-1) tag = first_tag(x,y) if tag == Wall_Tag i = tile_id(x,y,0) if i & 0x02 == 0x02 @surfaces << Block_SD.new(x*32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32) end if i & 0x04 == 0x04 @surfaces << Block_WR.new(x*32+31,y*32,x*32+31,y*32+32) @surfaces << Block_IL.new(x*32+32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32+32) end if i & 0x01 == 0x01 @surfaces << Block_IR.new(x*32-1,y*32,x*32-1,y*32+32) @surfaces << Block_WL.new(x*32,y*32,x*32,y*32+32) end elsif tag == Roof_Tag i = tile_id(x,y,0) @surfaces << Block_SU.new(x*32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32) if i & 0x02 == 0x02 @surfaces << Block_SR.new(x*32+31,y*32,x*32+31,y*32+32) if i & 0x04 == 0x04 @surfaces << Block_SL.new(x*32,y*32,x*32,y*32+32) if i & 0x01 == 0x01 elsif tag == Block_Tag f = tileset.flags[tile_id(x,y,0)] @surfaces << Block_SL.new(x*32,y*32,x*32,y*32+32) if f & 0x02 == 0x02 @surfaces << Block_SR.new(x*32+31,y*32,x*32+31,y*32+32) if f & 0x04 == 0x04 @surfaces << Block_SU.new(x*32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32) if f & 0x08 == 0x08 end end end end def merge_surfaces new_surfaces = [] hs = []; vs = [] ws = []; is = [] for surface in @surfaces if surface.type & 0x05 == 0 hs << surface else if surface.type & 0x010 == 0 vs << surface else if surface.type & 0x08 == 0 ws << surface else is << surface end end end end for surface in hs surface.ready ? next : surface.ready = true for s in hs next if s.ready || s.y1 != surface.y1 || surface.type != s.type if s.x2 == surface.x1 surface.x1 = s.x1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.x1 == surface.x2 surface.x2 = s.x2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end hs.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} for surface in vs surface.ready ? next : surface.ready for s in vs next if s.ready || s.x1 != surface.x1 if s.y2 == surface.y1 surface.y1 = s.y1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.y1 == surface.y2 surface.y2 = s.y2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end vs.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} for surface in ws surface.ready ? next : surface.ready for s in ws next if s.ready || s.x1 != surface.x1 if s.y2 == surface.y1 surface.y1 = s.y1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.y1 == surface.y2 surface.y2 = s.y2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end ws.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} for surface in is surface.ready ? next : surface.ready for s in is next if s.ready || s.x1 != surface.x1 if s.y2 == surface.y1 surface.y1 = s.y1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.y1 == surface.y2 surface.y2 = s.y2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end is.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} end end class Game_Event < Game_Character alias kbl_initialize initialize alias kbl_setup_page setup_page def initialize(m,e) @light = nil kbl_initialize(m,e) end def setup_page(np) kbl_setup_page(np) setup_light(np.nil?) end def setup_light(dispose) unless @light.nil? $game_map.light_sources.delete(self) @light.dispose @light = nil end unless dispose && @list.nil? for command in @list if command.code == 108 && command.parameters[0].include?("[light") command.parameters[0].scan(/\[light ([0.0-9.9]+)\]/) effect = Light_Core::Effects[$1.to_i] @light = Light_SSource.new(self,effect[0],effect[1],effect[2],effect[3]) $game_map.light_sources << self return end end end end def draw_light sx = @light.sx sy = @light.sy w = @light.w h = @light.h return if sx > Graphics.width && sy > Graphics.height && sx + w < 0 && sy + h < 0 $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.blt(sx,sy,@light.bitmap,Rect.new(0,0,w,h),@light.opacity) end def dispose_light @light.dispose end def restore_light @light.restore end end if Light_Core::Surface_UE class Game_Interpreter def command_223 $game_map.effect_surface.change_color(@params[1], @params[0].red, @params[0].green, @params[0].blue, @params[0].gray) wait(@params[1]) if @params[2] end end end class Game_Interpreter def self_event return $game_map.events[@event_id] end end class Block_Surface include Light_Core attr_accessor :x1 attr_accessor :y1 attr_accessor :x2 attr_accessor :y2 attr_accessor :ready attr_accessor :trash def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) @x1 = x1 @y1 = y1 @x2 = x2 @y2 = y2 @ready = false @trash = false end def within?(min_x,max_x,min_y,max_y) return @x2 > min_x && @x1 < max_x && @y2 > min_y && @y1 < max_y end end class Block_SL < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x01 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx < @x1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in @x1..(sx+range) init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_SR < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x04 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx > @x1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in (sx-range).to_i..@x1 init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_IL < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x019 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx < @x1 && sy > @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = @y1 - @m1*@x1 @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @m2 = 0 if @m2 > 0 @n2 = @y2 - @m2*@x2 for x in @x1..(sx+range) init = shadow_iy(x).floor bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-3-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_IR < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x01c end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx > @x1 && sy > @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = @y1 - @m1*@x1 @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @m2 = 0 if @m2 < 0 @n2 = @y2 - @m2*@x2 for x in (sx-range).to_i..@x1 init = shadow_iy(x).floor bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-3-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_WL < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x011 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx < @x1 && sy < @y2 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in @x1..(sx+range) init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+2) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_WR < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x014 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx > @x1 && sy < @y2 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in (sx-range).to_i..@x1 init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+2) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_SU < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x02 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sy < @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) if @x1 == sx @m1 = nil else @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @m1 += ACC if @m1 < -ACC @n1 = @y1 - @m1*@x1 end if @x2 == sx @m2 = nil else @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx end for y in @y1..(sy+range) init = shadow_ix(y) bitmap.clear_rect(init-phx,y-phy,shadow_fx(y)-init+1,1) end end def shadow_ix(y) return @m1.nil? ? @x1 : (y-@n1)/@m1 end def shadow_fx(y) return @m2.nil? ? @x2 : (y-@n2)/@m2 end end class Block_SD < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x08 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sy > @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) if @x1 == sx @m1 = nil else @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @m1 -= ACC if @m1 > ACC @n1 = sy - @m1*sx end if x2 == sx @m2 = nil else @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx end for y in (sy-range).to_i..@y1 init = shadow_ix(y) bitmap.clear_rect(init-phx,y-phy,shadow_fx(y)-init+1,1) end end def shadow_ix(y) return @m1.nil? ? @x1 : (y-@n1)/@m1 end def shadow_fx(y) return @m2.nil? ? @x2 : (y-@n2)/@m2 end end class Spriteset_Map include Light_Core alias kbl_initialize initialize alias kbl_update update alias kbl_dispose dispose def initialize setup_lights kbl_initialize end def update kbl_update update_lights if $game_map.effect_surface.alpha > 0 end def dispose kbl_dispose dispose_lights end def dispose_lights $game_map.lantern.dispose $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.dispose_light} $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.dispose $game_map.light_surface.dispose $game_map.light_surface = nil end def update_lights $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.clear $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.fill_rect(0,0,Graphics.width, Graphics.height,$game_map.effect_surface.color) $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.draw_light } return unless $game_map.lantern.visible @btr = $game_map.lantern.get_graphic x = $game_map.lantern.x y = $game_map.lantern.y r = $game_map.lantern.range sx = x + r sy = y + r dr = r*2 $game_map.surfaces.each { |s| s.render_shadow(x,y,sx,sy,r,@btr) if s.visible?(sx,sy) && s.within?(x,x+dr,y,y+dr) } $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.blt($game_map.lantern.sx,$game_map.lantern.sy,@btr,Rect.new(0,0,dr,dr),$game_map.lantern.opacity) end def setup_lights @btr = nil $game_map.lantern.restore $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.restore_light } $game_map.light_surface = Sprite.new $game_map.light_surface.bitmap = Bitmap.new(Graphics.width, Graphics.height) $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.fill_rect(0,0,Graphics.width, Graphics.height,$game_map.effect_surface.color) $game_map.light_surface.blend_type = 2 $game_map.light_surface.opacity = $game_map.effect_surface.alpha $game_map.light_surface.z = Surface_Z end end Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zenarium 0 Posted January 12, 2013 (edited) The following error occurs when I try to run the game( after setting up the script): Script"Khas Awesome Light Effects'line 952:NoMethodError occurred. undefined method'restore'for nil:NilClass Anyone has any idea of what this is? Edited January 12, 2013 by zenarium Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zenarium 0 Posted January 14, 2013 Someone help me please. I paste the script from the demo to my game and wrote light 1 on a comment but when I try to play the game the error I wrote above occurs. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alistar 0 Posted January 14, 2013 Do you have other scripts that modify the Class Game_Map? This can cause problems Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zenarium 0 Posted January 14, 2013 I solved all the problems I don't know how but now is works and it's awesome! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Zachary Marsh 4 Posted January 15, 2013 I don't know how to say how awesome I think this script is. Mad props. It's !@#$ing awesome. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kayzee 4,033 Posted January 21, 2013 You know I was having problems with fades and priority and I realized that the $game_map.light_surface sprite has no viewport set! If you change the "$game_map.light_surface = Sprite.new" line into "$game_map.light_surface = Sprite.new(@viewport1)" you don't have to worry as much about priority! Oddly I had to add the line "return unless $game_map.light_surface" at the top of Spriteset_Map's update_lights method though... I guess it get's freed prematurely sometimes. Oh! And I also had to swap the order of the two lines in Spriteset_Map's initialize method. Try this version out if you want: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * [ACE] Khas Awesome Light Effects #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * By Khas Arcthunder - arcthunder.site40.net # * Version: 1.0 EN # * Released on: 17/01/2012 # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Terms of Use #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # When using any Khas script, you agree with the following terms: # 1. You must give credit to Khas; # 2. All Khas scripts are licensed under a Creative Commons license; # 3. All Khas scripts are for non-commercial projects. If you need some script # for your commercial project (I accept requests for this type of project), # send an email to nilokruch@live.com with your request; # 4. All Khas scripts are for personal use, you can use or edit for your own # project, but you are not allowed to post any modified version; # 5. You can’t give credit to yourself for posting any Khas script; # 6. If you want to share a Khas script, don’t post the direct download link, # please redirect the user to arcthunder.site40.net # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Features #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # - Realistic Light # - Light does not pass over walls, blocks and roofs # - Static Light Sources # - Dynamic Light Sources (like a player's lantern) # - Multiple effects # - Easy to use (comments) # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * WARNING - Performance #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # This script may be too heavy to old processors! The Awesome Light Effects was # tested on a Core 2 Duo E4500 and on a Core i5, without any lag. However, # there's other factors that may influence the script performance: # # 1. Map size # This script searches surfaces on the map, in order to cut the light pictures. # In a huge map, the number of surfaces may increase a lot, affecting the # DYNAMIC LIGHT SOURCE only. Map size does not influence the static sources. # # 2. Number of effects # This script draws the effects on the screen, but before drawing, it checks # if the effect is out of screen (in this case, the script will skip the # light drawing). Too much effects may cause lag, but this is just a prevision. # # 3. Effect's picture size # The picture size of the DYNAMIC LIGHT SOURCE influences directly on your # game's performace. The bigger is the picture, the slower it will be to # draw it dynamically. The recommended maximum size is 200x200 pixels # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * WARNING - Light pictures #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to run this script correctly, the light pictures MUST obey the # following conditions: # 1. The picture's size MUST be multiple of 2. Example: 150x150 # 2. The picture's width MUST be equal to it's height. Example: 156x156 # 3. The picture's colors MUST be inverted! This is necessary because # the script inverts the colors to draw the effect. The black color # will be transparent! # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 1. Setup your effects! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to setup your static effects, go to the setup part and define your # effects inside the Effects hash. Do as the following mode: # # X => [picture,opacity,variation,cut], <= Remember to put a comma here! # # Where: # picture => Picture's name, inside the Graphics/Lights folder; # opacity => Effect's opacity; # variation => Effect's opacity variation; # cut => Put true to cut the effect or false to don't; # X => The effect's ID, it will be used on events. # # Check the default effects to understand how they work. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 2. Use your effects! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to use a effect, put the following comment on a event: # # [light x] # # Where x must be the Effect's ID. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 3. Use an awesome lantern! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The dynamic light source (lantern) is initialized invisible by default. # You may call the following commands: # # l = $game_map.lantern # Gets the lantern into a variable # l.set_graphic(i) # Sets the lantern's graphic to i, where i must be the picture's file name on # Graphics/Lights folder. # # l.set_multiple_graphics(h) # Sets the lantern's graphics to h, where h must be a hash with the following # structure: # # h = {2=>"ld",4=>"ll",6=>"lr",8=>"lu"} # # Where: # "ld" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking down; # "ll" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking left; # "lr" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking right; # "lu" is the name of the picture when the lantern's owner is looking up. # # l.change_owner(char) # Sets the lantern's owner to char. Char must be ONE of the following commands: # $game_player <= The player itself; # self_event <= The event where the command was called; # $game_map.events[x] <= The event ID x. # # l.set_opacity(o,p) # Sets the lantern's opacity, where: # o is the opacity itself; # p is the opacity variation. # # l.show # After setting the lantern with the commands above, you may set it to visible # using this command. # # l.hide # Use this command to set the lantern as invisible. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 4. Use the effect's surface! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The Awesome Light Effects draws the effects on a surface. In order to make # the effects visible, the effect's surface MUST be visible. The Effect's # Surface is initialized with it's opacity set to zero. You can call the # following commands: # # s = $game_map.effect_surface # Gets the Effect's Surface into a variable # # s.set_color(r,g, # Changes the Effect's Surface color instantly, where: # r => red level; # g => green level; # b => blue level; # # s.set_alpha(a) # Changes the Effect's Surface opacity instantly to a. # # s.change_color(time,r,g, # Changes the Effect's Surface color ONLY in a certain time, where: # time => The change's time (frames); # r => red level; # g => green level; # b => blue level; # # s.change_color(time,r,g,b,a) # Changes the Effect's Surface color and it's opacity in a certain time, where: # time => The change's time (frames); # r => red level; # g => green level; # b => blue level; # a => opacity # # s.change_alpha(time,a) # Changes the Effect's Surface opacity in a certain time, where: # time => The change's time (frames); # a => opacity # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 5. Use the effect's surface with Tone command! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # You can access the Effect's Surface with the "Screen Tone" command. In order # to turn this feature on, set the "Surface_UE" constant to true. # # If you decided to use this feature, please note some details: # 1. The colors values must be between 0 and 255; # 2. The time is in frames; # 3. The "gray" value will be sent as the opacity value # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Instructions - 6. Setup your Tileset Tags! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # In order to cut the effect's picture correctly, there's 3 types of behavior # for a tile: wall, block and roof. Walls will make shadows as real walls, # blocks as blocks and roofs as roofs. So, the tileset tags MUST be configured. # Check the demo to understand how this system works. If the tilesets aren't # configured correctly, the script won't cut the effects correctly. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Setup Part #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- module Light_Core Effects = { # <= DON'T change this! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # PUT YOUR EFFECTS HERE! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #0 => ["light",255,0,true], 1 => ["torch",200,20,true], 2 => ["torch_small",180,30,true], 3 => ["light_mid",255,0,true], 4 => ["fireplace",200,20,false], 0 => ["window",255,0,false], #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # End of effecs configuration #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- } # <= DON'T change this! # Z coordinate of the Effect's Surface Surface_Z = 1000 # Enable Effect's Surface control by "Screen Tone" command? Surface_UE = false # Roof behavior tag Roof_Tag = 5 # Wall behavior tag Wall_Tag = 6 # Block behavior tag Block_Tag = 7 # Don't change this! ACC = Math.tan(Math::PI/26) end #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Script #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- module Cache def self.light(filename) load_bitmap("Graphics/Lights/", filename) end end class Light_SSource attr_reader :real_x attr_reader :real_y attr_reader :range attr_accessor :bitmap attr_reader :w attr_reader :h attr_reader :hs def initialize(char,bitmap,opacity,plus,hs) sync(char) @key = bitmap @bitmap = Cache.light(@key).clone @range = @bitmap.width/2 @w = @bitmap.width @h = @bitmap.height @mr = @range - 16 @opacity = opacity @plus = plus @hs = hs render if @hs end def render tx = x ty = y tsx = x + @range tsy = y + @range dr = @range*2 for s in $game_map.surfaces next if !s.visible?(tsx,tsy) || !s.within?(tx,tx+dr,ty,ty+dr) s.render_shadow(tx,ty,tsx,tsy,@range,@bitmap) end end def restore return unless @bitmap.nil? @bitmap = Cache.light(@key).clone render if @hs end def opacity @plus == 0 ? @opacity : (@opacity + rand(@plus)) end def sx return $game_map.adjust_x(@real_x)*32-@mr end def sy return $game_map.adjust_y(@real_y)*32-@mr end def sync(char) @real_x = char.real_x @real_y = char.real_y end def x return (@real_x*32 - @mr).to_f end def y return (@real_y*32 - @mr).to_f end def dispose return if @bitmap.nil? @bitmap.dispose @bitmap = nil end end class Light_DSource < Light_SSource attr_reader :bitmap attr_reader :visible def initialize @key = nil @bitmap = nil @opacity = 255 @plus = 0 @char = $game_player @visible = false end def set_opacity(o,p) @opacity = o @plus = p end def set_graphic(sb) dispose @key = {2=>sb,4=>sb,6=>sb,8=>sb} @bitmap = { 2=>Cache.light(@key[2]).clone, 4=>Cache.light(@key[4]).clone, 6=>Cache.light(@key[6]).clone, 8=>Cache.light(@key[8]).clone } @range = @bitmap[2].width/2 @w = @bitmap[2].width @h = @bitmap[2].height @mr = @range - 16 end def set_multiple_graphics(ba) dispose @key = ba @bitmap = { 2=>Cache.light(@key[2]).clone, 4=>Cache.light(@key[4]).clone, 6=>Cache.light(@key[6]).clone, 8=>Cache.light(@key[8]).clone } @range = @bitmap[2].width/2 @w = @bitmap[2].width @h = @bitmap[2].height @mr = @range - 16 end def get_graphic return @bitmap[@char.direction].clone end def show return if @bitmap.nil? @visible = true end def hide @visible = false end def restore return if @key.nil? @bitmap = { 2=>Cache.light(@key[2]).clone, 4=>Cache.light(@key[4]).clone, 6=>Cache.light(@key[6]).clone, 8=>Cache.light(@key[8]).clone } end def dispose return if @bitmap.nil? @bitmap.values.each { |b| b.dispose } @bitmap = nil end def change_owner(char) @char = char end def render end def sx return $game_map.adjust_x(@char.real_x)*32-@mr end def sy return $game_map.adjust_y(@char.real_y)*32-@mr end def x return (@char.real_x*32 - @mr).to_f end def y return (@char.real_y*32 - @mr).to_f end end class Light_Surface def initialize @ta = @a = 0 @tr = @r = 255 @tg = @g = 255 @tb = @b = 255 @va = @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @timer = 0 end def refresh return if @timer == 0 @a += @va @r += @vr @g += @vg @b += @vb $game_map.light_surface.opacity = @a @timer -= 1 end def change_color(time,r,g,b,a=nil) r = 0 if r < 0; r = 255 if r > 255 g = 0 if g < 0; g = 255 if g > 255 b = 0 if b < 0; b = 255 if b > 255 unless a.nil? a = 0 if a < 0; a = 255 if a > 255 end @timer = time @tr = 255-r @tg = 255-g @tb = 255-b @va = (a.nil? ? 0 : (a-@a).to_f/@timer) @vr = (@tr - @r).to_f/@timer @vg = (@tg - @g).to_f/@timer @vb = (@tb - @ .to_f/@timer end def change_alpha(time,a) a = 0 if a < 0; a = 255 if a > 255 @timer = time @ta = a @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @va = (a-@a).to_f/@timer end def set_color(r,g, r = 0 if r < 0; r = 255 if r > 255 g = 0 if g < 0; g = 255 if g > 255 b = 0 if b < 0; b = 255 if b > 255 @tr = @r = 255-r @tg = @g = 255-g @tb = @b = 255-b @va = @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @timer = 0 end def set_alpha(a) a = 0 if a < 0; a = 255 if a > 255 @ta = @a = a $game_map.light_surface.opacity = @a if $game_map.light_surface @va = @vr = @vg = @vb = 0.0 @timer = 0 end def alpha return @a end def color return Color.new(@r,@g,@ end end class Game_Map include Light_Core attr_accessor :light_surface attr_accessor :light_sources attr_accessor :surfaces attr_accessor :effect_surface attr_accessor :lantern alias kbl_setup_events setup_events alias kbl_initialize initialize alias kbl_update update def initialize kbl_initialize @effect_surface = Light_Surface.new @lantern = Light_DSource.new end def update(arg) @effect_surface.refresh if arg kbl_update(arg) end def first_tag(x,y) tag = tileset.flags[tile_id(x,y,0)] >> 12 return tag > 0 ? tag : 0 end def setup_events @light_sources.nil? ? @light_sources = [] : @light_sources.clear setup_surfaces merge_surfaces @effect_surface.set_alpha(0) if @effect_surface @lantern.hide kbl_setup_events end def setup_surfaces @surfaces = [] for x in 0..(width-1) for y in 0..(height-1) tag = first_tag(x,y) if tag == Wall_Tag i = tile_id(x,y,0) if i & 0x02 == 0x02 @surfaces << Block_SD.new(x*32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32) end if i & 0x04 == 0x04 @surfaces << Block_WR.new(x*32+31,y*32,x*32+31,y*32+32) @surfaces << Block_IL.new(x*32+32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32+32) end if i & 0x01 == 0x01 @surfaces << Block_IR.new(x*32-1,y*32,x*32-1,y*32+32) @surfaces << Block_WL.new(x*32,y*32,x*32,y*32+32) end elsif tag == Roof_Tag i = tile_id(x,y,0) @surfaces << Block_SU.new(x*32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32) if i & 0x02 == 0x02 @surfaces << Block_SR.new(x*32+31,y*32,x*32+31,y*32+32) if i & 0x04 == 0x04 @surfaces << Block_SL.new(x*32,y*32,x*32,y*32+32) if i & 0x01 == 0x01 elsif tag == Block_Tag f = tileset.flags[tile_id(x,y,0)] @surfaces << Block_SL.new(x*32,y*32,x*32,y*32+32) if f & 0x02 == 0x02 @surfaces << Block_SR.new(x*32+31,y*32,x*32+31,y*32+32) if f & 0x04 == 0x04 @surfaces << Block_SU.new(x*32,y*32,x*32+32,y*32) if f & 0x08 == 0x08 end end end end def merge_surfaces new_surfaces = [] hs = []; vs = [] ws = []; is = [] for surface in @surfaces if surface.type & 0x05 == 0 hs << surface else if surface.type & 0x010 == 0 vs << surface else if surface.type & 0x08 == 0 ws << surface else is << surface end end end end for surface in hs surface.ready ? next : surface.ready = true for s in hs next if s.ready || s.y1 != surface.y1 || surface.type != s.type if s.x2 == surface.x1 surface.x1 = s.x1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.x1 == surface.x2 surface.x2 = s.x2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end hs.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} for surface in vs surface.ready ? next : surface.ready for s in vs next if s.ready || s.x1 != surface.x1 if s.y2 == surface.y1 surface.y1 = s.y1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.y1 == surface.y2 surface.y2 = s.y2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end vs.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} for surface in ws surface.ready ? next : surface.ready for s in ws next if s.ready || s.x1 != surface.x1 if s.y2 == surface.y1 surface.y1 = s.y1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.y1 == surface.y2 surface.y2 = s.y2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end ws.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} for surface in is surface.ready ? next : surface.ready for s in is next if s.ready || s.x1 != surface.x1 if s.y2 == surface.y1 surface.y1 = s.y1 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false elsif s.y1 == surface.y2 surface.y2 = s.y2 s.trash = true s.ready = true surface.ready = false end end end is.each { |s| @surfaces.delete(s) if s.trash} end end class Game_Event < Game_Character alias kbl_initialize initialize alias kbl_setup_page setup_page def initialize(m,e) @light = nil kbl_initialize(m,e) end def setup_page(np) kbl_setup_page(np) setup_light(np.nil?) end def setup_light(dispose) unless @light.nil? $game_map.light_sources.delete(self) @light.dispose @light = nil end unless dispose && @list.nil? for command in @list if command.code == 108 && command.parameters[0].include?("[light") command.parameters[0].scan(/\[light ([0.0-9.9]+)\]/) effect = Light_Core::Effects[$1.to_i] @light = Light_SSource.new(self,effect[0],effect[1],effect[2],effect[3]) $game_map.light_sources << self return end end end end def draw_light sx = @light.sx sy = @light.sy w = @light.w h = @light.h return if sx > Graphics.width && sy > Graphics.height && sx + w < 0 && sy + h < 0 $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.blt(sx,sy,@light.bitmap,Rect.new(0,0,w,h),@light.opacity) end def dispose_light @light.dispose end def restore_light @light.restore end end if Light_Core::Surface_UE class Game_Interpreter def command_223 $game_map.effect_surface.change_color(@params[1], @params[0].red, @params[0].green, @params[0].blue, @params[0].gray) wait(@params[1]) if @params[2] end end end class Game_Interpreter def self_event return $game_map.events[@event_id] end end class Block_Surface include Light_Core attr_accessor :x1 attr_accessor :y1 attr_accessor :x2 attr_accessor :y2 attr_accessor :ready attr_accessor :trash def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) @x1 = x1 @y1 = y1 @x2 = x2 @y2 = y2 @ready = false @trash = false end def within?(min_x,max_x,min_y,max_y) return @x2 > min_x && @x1 < max_x && @y2 > min_y && @y1 < max_y end end class Block_SL < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x01 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx < @x1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in @x1..(sx+range) init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_SR < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x04 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx > @x1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in (sx-range).to_i..@x1 init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_IL < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x019 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx < @x1 && sy > @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = @y1 - @m1*@x1 @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @m2 = 0 if @m2 > 0 @n2 = @y2 - @m2*@x2 for x in @x1..(sx+range) init = shadow_iy(x).floor bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-3-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_IR < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x01c end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx > @x1 && sy > @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = @y1 - @m1*@x1 @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @m2 = 0 if @m2 < 0 @n2 = @y2 - @m2*@x2 for x in (sx-range).to_i..@x1 init = shadow_iy(x).floor bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-3-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+3) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_WL < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x011 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx < @x1 && sy < @y2 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in @x1..(sx+range) init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+2) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_WR < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x014 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sx > @x1 && sy < @y2 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @n1 = sy - @m1*sx @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx for x in (sx-range).to_i..@x1 init = shadow_iy(x) bitmap.clear_rect(x-phx,init-phy,1,shadow_fy(x)-init+2) end end def shadow_iy(x) return @m1*x+@n1 end def shadow_fy(x) return @m2*x+@n2 end end class Block_SU < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x02 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sy < @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) if @x1 == sx @m1 = nil else @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @m1 += ACC if @m1 < -ACC @n1 = @y1 - @m1*@x1 end if @x2 == sx @m2 = nil else @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx end for y in @y1..(sy+range) init = shadow_ix(y) bitmap.clear_rect(init-phx,y-phy,shadow_fx(y)-init+1,1) end end def shadow_ix(y) return @m1.nil? ? @x1 : (y-@n1)/@m1 end def shadow_fx(y) return @m2.nil? ? @x2 : (y-@n2)/@m2 end end class Block_SD < Block_Surface attr_reader :type def initialize(x1,y1,x2,y2) super(x1,y1,x2,y2) @type = 0x08 end def visible?(sx,sy) return sy > @y1 end def render_shadow(phx,phy,sx,sy,range,bitmap) if @x1 == sx @m1 = nil else @m1 = (@y1-sy)/(@x1-sx) @m1 -= ACC if @m1 > ACC @n1 = sy - @m1*sx end if x2 == sx @m2 = nil else @m2 = (@y2-sy)/(@x2-sx) @n2 = sy - @m2*sx end for y in (sy-range).to_i..@y1 init = shadow_ix(y) bitmap.clear_rect(init-phx,y-phy,shadow_fx(y)-init+1,1) end end def shadow_ix(y) return @m1.nil? ? @x1 : (y-@n1)/@m1 end def shadow_fx(y) return @m2.nil? ? @x2 : (y-@n2)/@m2 end end class Spriteset_Map include Light_Core alias kbl_initialize initialize alias kbl_update update alias kbl_dispose dispose def initialize kbl_initialize setup_lights end def update kbl_update update_lights if $game_map.effect_surface.alpha > 0 end def dispose kbl_dispose dispose_lights end def dispose_lights $game_map.lantern.dispose $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.dispose_light} $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.dispose $game_map.light_surface.dispose $game_map.light_surface = nil end def update_lights return unless $game_map.light_surface $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.clear $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.fill_rect(0,0,Graphics.width, Graphics.height,$game_map.effect_surface.color) $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.draw_light } return unless $game_map.lantern.visible @btr = $game_map.lantern.get_graphic x = $game_map.lantern.x y = $game_map.lantern.y r = $game_map.lantern.range sx = x + r sy = y + r dr = r*2 $game_map.surfaces.each { |s| s.render_shadow(x,y,sx,sy,r,@btr) if s.visible?(sx,sy) && s.within?(x,x+dr,y,y+dr) } $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.blt($game_map.lantern.sx,$game_map.lantern.sy,@btr,Rect.new(0,0,dr,dr),$game_map.lantern.opacity) end def setup_lights @btr = nil $game_map.lantern.restore $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.restore_light } $game_map.light_surface = Sprite.new(@viewport1) $game_map.light_surface.bitmap = Bitmap.new(Graphics.width, Graphics.height) $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.fill_rect(0,0,Graphics.width, Graphics.height,$game_map.effect_surface.color) $game_map.light_surface.blend_type = 2 $game_map.light_surface.opacity = $game_map.effect_surface.alpha $game_map.light_surface.z = Surface_Z end end Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CompassNL 4 Posted January 26, 2013 (edited) Khas really needs to update the script so that choice box commands don't have the same tint as the background when using this script. :\ I am still having the same problem, does anyone know how to fix this ? --------- EDIT: fixed Edited January 26, 2013 by CompassNL Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alistar 0 Posted January 26, 2013 I put the z surface at 100, that should solve it. Though you can go lower, I went all the way down to 2 and it didn't really seem to affect anything. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kayzee 4,033 Posted January 26, 2013 (edited) Really it probably should be under 50 I guess. Higher then 50 and it may tint pictures and weather effects. I made a version above that forces it into the same viewport as the map and characters, but I guess the sprite can just be rendered between viewports 1 and 2... Honestly I kind of think Khas isn't around anymore, though I may be wrong. Edited January 26, 2013 by KilloZapit Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Glenn Palmer 0 Posted February 17, 2013 Love love LOVE this script! The shadowing is exactly what I was looking for. Great job! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Notsalony 12 Posted February 18, 2013 Technical question here... Does anyone know the exact scripting you'd have to put on a moving event so that it casts light by itself? I have a dark spell shop that I want light by these walking balls of blue light. I have the blue light color they're going to emit. So I can change that bit of the coding to point to that image file. But I can't make them cast light and walk. If I use the light 4 command -which is what I have the blue light set to- it lights up their starting position but doesn't move with them If I use the lantern code and set it to be owned by the event itself, it works and then stops but I was using it WITH the light 4 command. Which left it casting light at it's starting position AND it's moving position. I removed the light 4 command from the moving event and it stopped casting any light at all. What am I doing wrong? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kayzee 4,033 Posted February 19, 2013 (edited) You can't do that normally with this... but here is a little addon script to do it if you want! #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Dynamic Lights Addon for Khas Awesome Light Effects #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # just use [dlight x] instead of [light x] #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- class Light_SSource def draw sx = self.sx sy = self.sy w = self.w h = self.h return if sx > Graphics.width && sy > Graphics.height && sx + w < 0 && sy + h < 0 $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.blt(sx, sy, self.bitmap, Rect.new(0,0,w,h), self.opacity) end end class Light_DSource < Light_SSource def set_shadow(shadow) @skip_shadow = !shadow end def draw btr = self.get_graphic x = self.x y = self.y r = self.range sx = x + r sy = y + r dr = r*2 $game_map.surfaces.each do |s| if s.visible?(sx,sy) && s.within?(x,x+dr,y,y+dr) s.render_shadow(x,y,sx,sy,r,btr) end end unless @skip_shadow $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.blt(self.sx, self.sy, btr, Rect.new(0,0,dr,dr), self.opacity) btr.dispose end end class Game_Character < Game_CharacterBase def set_dlight(light_gfx = nil, light_alpha = 255, light_flicker = 0, light_shadow = true) if light_gfx @light = Light_DSource.new unless @light @light.change_owner(self) @light.set_graphic(light_gfx) @light.set_opacity(light_alpha, light_flicker) @light.set_shadow(light_shadow) @light.show $game_map.light_sources |= [self] else @light.dispose @light = nil $game_map.light_sources.delete(self) end end def draw_light @light.draw if @light end def dispose_light @light.dispose end def restore_light @light.restore end end class Game_Event < Game_Character alias_method :setup_light_dynamic_base, :setup_light def setup_light(dispose) setup_light_dynamic_base(dispose) unless dispose && @list.nil? for command in @list if command.code == 108 && command.parameters[0].include?("[dlight") command.parameters[0].scan(/\[dlight\s*(\d+)\s*\]/) effect = Light_Core::Effects[$1.to_i] set_dlight(effect[0],effect[1],effect[2],effect[3]) return end end end end def draw_light super end def dispose_light super end def restore_light super end end class Spriteset_Map def update_lights return unless $game_map.light_surface $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.clear $game_map.light_surface.bitmap.fill_rect(0,0,Graphics.width, Graphics.height,$game_map.effect_surface.color) $game_map.light_sources.each { |source| source.draw_light } $game_map.lantern.draw if $game_map.lantern.visible end end Edited February 19, 2013 by KilloZapit Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Notsalony 12 Posted February 19, 2013 (edited) Do I add this to the end of Khas' script or just add it as a totally new script? I see where I have to change the image's height and width. Where do I plug in the image location? -hasn't been up very long so appologizes for being a little slow- And THANK YOU. Thank you. That worked perfectly. I figured out to add it as it's own script, and just use the coding you indicated in the right place. The little blue fire balls move and the light moves with them. -HUGS- Thank you greatly for helping me on this! Edited February 19, 2013 by Notsalony Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kayzee 4,033 Posted February 19, 2013 You can put it in a new script under Khas's script. You shouldn't need to enter the image width or height at all! What are you looking at there? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Notsalony 12 Posted February 19, 2013 Oh I was looking at the h<0 and w<0 and thinking the WRONG things. I changed nothing of your code and inputted it just under his code and it worked wonderfully. Sorry for the confusion. I'm a bit obtuse when I first wake up. I really aught not to try to code this early in the morning. -yawns- But the lighting works perfectly. Just one question. What exactly is the code to shut off the lighting script when you leave a room. Right now I've got it set as an event touch switch so that when you walk into a room it grows darker, then when you walk that same way out it turns the settnigs to 255,255,255,255. But that's not off, that's just full light again. I'm primarily using it in basements and in buildings. But I'm not wanting the outside world dark, right now. Later on I might take the time to set up day and night time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TaintedSun 3 Posted February 23, 2013 Alright. So, uh, I read through everything, though I might have missed something, so I'm sorry if I have- my computer won't let me onto Khas's blog (tried all that I could think of, just know it isn't my firewalls), so I can't get the lighting file. If anyone could put a link or something directly to the mediafire download, that would be fantastic. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kayzee 4,033 Posted February 23, 2013 I am getting a 403 error when going to the site myself... you could just make the bitmaps yourself if you needed to I guess... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites