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Berserker · 21.09.2020 03:44

Вышло обновления для HoMM 3 ERA
Текущая версия: 3.0.5

Что нового ?

Обновлён плагин WoG-диалогов от igrik: строки с переводом были вынесены в json, добавилась поддержка тонкой настройки шрифтов.

Исправлен патч для алтаря трансформации. Адские Гидры теперь преобразуются в костяных драконов, а для мумий возвращено оригинальное поведение.

Существенно доработан мод-основа на ЕРМ. Добавлена поддержка объединения, заполнения и сортировки массивов, расширено событие нового игрового дня и список игровых констант. Стал доступен ряд математических функций.

Исправлена 1 ошибка с отсутствующим портретом в редакторе карт, 2 ошибки модуля генерации отчётов по ЕРМ и 1 ошибка движка ЕРМ.

Обновлён ЕРМ редактор.

Скачать: https://mods.hmm35.ru/Era%203.X.exe

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Code:

Version 3.0.5 (09/2020)

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[+] Updated "wog native dialogs" plugin. All localized string were moved to json file.

    Added possibility to tune fonts, used in different dialogs. Credits: igrik.

[+] Updated "skeleton transformer fix.bin" patch. Hell Hydra is transformed into Bone Dragon.

    Returned original transformation for mummies. Credits: Bes.

[+] SN:V now supports negative indexes, meaning n-th from end, the same as SN:M.

[+] Added possibility to query SN:M arrays information.

    !!SN:M#1/(?)$2/(?)$3/?($4)[/?$5];

    #1 - array ID

    $2 - items count

    $3 - items type (0 - integers, 1 - strings)

    $4 - items storage type (-1 - trigger local, 0 - temporary, 1 - with savegame stored contents)

    $5 - unsafe temporary address of array first item in memory

    At least single #2..#4 parameter should use GET syntax. SET-syntax parameters are ignored in this case.

    Example:

    !!SN:M(array)/d/?(itemsType:y)/d; check if it's array of integers or strings

    !!if&(itemsType)=(M_INT):; ...

[+] Added new constants to "Era Erm Framework" mod:

  - TOWN_XXX constants for each town type in the game.

  - CALLCONV_XXX constants for possible SN:E calling conventions.

  - BATTLE_XXX constants for battle sides and stack limits.

  - FLOAT_INF and FLOAT_NEG_INF, representing infinity values for float numbers.

  Usage:

  !!VR(inf:e):C(FLOAT_INF);                   Assign positive infinity to (inf) variable without type conversion

  !!IF&(someValue)=(inf):M^Value is too big^; Check some e-var for positive infinity

[+] Extended OnEveryDay trigger in "Era Erm Framework" mod. The following global variables are automatically set:

    - i^timerDay^:        1..+inf

    - i^timerWeekDay^:    1..7

    - i^timerMonthDay^:   1..28

    - i^timerWeek^:       1..+inf

    - i^timerMonthWeek^:  1..4

    - i^timerMonth^:      1..+inf

    - i^timerOnce^:       0..1

    - i^timerOwner^:      0..7

    - i^timerIsAi^:       0..1

    - i^timerIsHuman^:    0..1

[+] Added mathemetical functions to "Era Erm Framework" mod.

  !?FU(Pow);

  ; Raises value to specified power. All arguments and result are floats.

  ; Example: 2^3 = 8, i.e. 2 * 2 * 2 = 8

  !#VA(base:x) (power:x) (result:x);

  !?FU(Sqrt);

  ; Returns value square root. All arguments and result are floats.

  !#VA(value:x) (result:x);

  !?FU(IntLog2);

  ; Returns Ceil(Log2(N)) or 0 for invalid values (<= 0).

  Examples:

  !!FU(IntLog2):P100/?(res:y);

  !!IF:M^%(res)^; displays 7, because 2^7 = 128 and 2^6 = 64

  ; It means that 7 bits are necessary to hold data with 100 possible values.

  ; It also means, that if one value is 100x greater than the other one, then

  ; it would take 7 multiplications by 2 before the second value will become >= the first one.

  !!VR(base:e):S123 :10; base = 12.3

  !!VR(power:e):S35 :10; power = 3.5

  !!FU(Pow):P(base)/(power)/?(float:e);

  !!IF:M^%(float)^; 12.3 ^ 3.5 = 6526.31287

  !!VR(value:e):S123 :10;

  !!FU(Sqrt):P(value)/?(float:e);

  !!IF:M^%(float)^; 12.3 ^ 0.5 = 3.507. I.e. 3.507 * 3.507 = 12.3

[+] Added functions for SN:M arrays handling to "Era Erm Framework" mod.

  !?FU(Array_Join);

  ; Concatenates array items into single string, using passed glue string. Works with both numeric and string arrays.

  ; Example: ['one', 'two', 'three'] with glue ' --- ' become 'one --- two --- three'.

  ; Returns s^result^

  ; Uses s^_^

  !#VA(list:x);    Array ID.

  !#VA(gluePtr:x); Optional. Glue string. Default: ''.

  Example:

  ; Create list with names of the first 10 heroes

  !!SN:M(M_AUTO_ID)/10/(M_STR)/(M_TRIGGER_LOCAL)/?(names:y);

  !!re i/0/10/1/-1:;

    !!HEi:B0/?(heroName:z);

    !!SN:V(names)/i/(heroName);

  !!en:;

  ; Display joined list items

  !!FU(Join):P(names)/^

  ^;

  !!VR(textPtr:y):Zs^result^;

  !!IF:M^%z(textPtr)^;

  !?FU(Array_Sort);

  ; Sorts array items in ascending order. Allows to sort specific array subrange.

  !#VA(list:x);     Array ID.

  !#VA(startInd:x); Optional Start index of array subrange to sort. Default: 0.

  !#VA(endInd:x);   Optional End index of array subrange to sort. Default: numItems - 1.

  Example:

  ; Let (names) variable hold SN:M array ID with heroes names (see example with Join function)

  !!FU(Array_Sort):P(names); will sort it

  !?FU(Array_CustomSort);

  ; Sorts array items in ascending order user custom comparator function. Allows to sort specific array subrange.

  ; It's possible to perform any complex sorting in any direction and by unlimited number of criteria, using this method.

  ; It's a stable sorting method, i.e. items, which we be reported as equal, will retain their relative position to each other.

  ; For example, if sorting 'Ann', 'David' and 'Ken' by name length, the result will be 'Ann', 'Ken', 'David' and not 'Ken', 'Ann', 'David'.

  ; When sorting string array, comparator function will receive z-indexes of strings as arguments.

  !#VA(list:x);        Array ID.

  !#VA(compareFunc:x); Comparison ERM function ID. It will be called multiple times with the following arguments:

                     ; (value1, value2, state), where 'state' is any custom value, you specify on call to Array_CustomSort.

                     ; Usually state is some array ID or external structure address, that client use to compare items.

                     ;

                     ; The function must return value:

                     ; < 0 if value1-item should be placed before value2-item

                     ; > 0 if value1-item should be placed after value2-item

                     ; 0 if the ordering between two items should be left as is.

  !#VA(state:x);    Optional. Custom value to be always passed to comparison function as the third argument. Default: 0.

  !#VA(startInd:x); Optional. Start index of array subrange to sort. Default: 0.

  !#VA(endInd:x);   Optional. End index of array subrange to sort. Default: numItems - 1.

  Example 1. Sorting monsters IDs array by HP of each monster

  !!SN:M(M_AUTO_ID)/10/(M_INT)/(M_TRIGGER_LOCAL)/?(mons:y);

  !!SN:V(mons)/0/39/12/20/92/78/17/13/43/6/32;

  !!FU(Array_CustomSort):P(mons)/(tst_CompareByMonHp);

  !!FU(Array_Join):P(mons)/^ ^;

  !!IF:M^Monster IDs: %s(result)^;

  !?FU(tst_CompareByMonHp);

  !#VA(mon1:x) (mon2:x) (state:x) (result:x);

  !!VR(result):S0;

  !!MA:P(mon1)/?(hp1:y);

  !!MA:P(mon2)/?(hp2:y);

  !!if&(hp1)>(hp2):;

    !!VR(result):S1;

  !!el&(hp1)<(hp2):;

    !!VR(result):S-1;

  !!en;

  Example 2. Sorting visitor names by name length

  !!SN:M(M_AUTO_ID)/4/(M_STR)/(M_TRIGGER_LOCAL)/?(visitors:y);

  !!SN:V(visitors)/0/^Laura^/^Den^/^Agriel^/^Ken^;

  !!FU(Array_CustomSort):P(visitors)/(tst_CompareByStrLen);

  !!FU(Array_Join):P(visitors)/^ ^;

  !!IF:M^Visitors: %s(result)^;

  !?FU(tst_CompareByStrLen);

  !#VA(str1Ptr:x) (str2Ptr:x) (state:x) (result:x);

  !!VRz(str1Ptr):M4/?(str1Len:y);

  !!VRz(str2Ptr):M4/?(str2Len:y);

  !!VR(result):S(str1Len) -(str2Len);

  !?FU(Array_Revert);

  ; Reverts order of itmes in the array. Allows to reverse the order of specific array subrange only.

  !#VA(list:x);     Array ID.

  !#VA(startInd:x); Optional Start index of array subrange. Default: 0.

  !#VA(endInd:x);   Optional End index of array subrange. Default: numItems - 1.

  Example:

  ; Let (names) variable hold SN:M array ID with heroes names (see example with Join function)

  !!FU(Array_Revert):P(names); will revert items order

  !?FU(Array_Fill);

  ; Fills array or arrays subrange with incrementing/decrementing values.

  ; Example: FU(Array_Fill):P(array)/100/2; Will fill items with 100, 102, 104, 106...

  !#VA(list:x);       Array ID.

  !#VA(startValue:x); Starting value to fill with.

  !#VA(step:x);       Value to add to increase filler on each step. Default: 0.

  !#VA(startInd:x);   Optional. Start index of array subrange. Default: 0.

  !#VA(endInd:x);     Optional. End index of array subrange. Default: numItems - 1.

  Example:

  ; Let (array) is some array of integer numbers. Let's fill it with 100, 98, 96...

  !!FU(Array_Fill):P(array)/100/-2;

[*] Creating array using SN:M with 5 parameters does not change v1 anymore.

[*] Extracted all Era supplied ERM scripts into "Era Erm Framework" mod.

[*] Extracted ERM testing code into separate mod "Era Erm Tests".

[*] Updated ERM editor snippets and autocompletion files. Added fast 'ifm', 'ifl' and 'snm' snippets.

[-] Applied fixes to ERM constants (Era Erm Framework mod):

  Fixed constant name: MON_SUPREMEARCHANGEL => MON_SUPREME_ARCHANGEL.

  Fixed constant MON_LAST_WOG => 196 instead of 197. Credits: igrik.

  Fixed primary skills constants. Credits: Algor.

[-] Fixed crash on !#VA(-varName) syntax usage.

[-] Fixed ERM memory dump generation: slots reporting use to contain information about reserved items.

[-] Fixed x-variables reporting in ERM tracking module. Previosly garbage x0 value was output as the first one.

[-] Fixed Nagash portrait name in game and map editor executables. No more "missing hpsz001.pcx" error.

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