RichardEllicott

# MIT License
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# Copyright (c) 2018 Jelle Hermsen
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namespace = "zdoom";
thing // 0
{
x = -488.000;
y = -48.000;
angle = 90;
type = 1;
coop = true;
dm = true;
single = true;

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extends Node
 

var inventorys = {} # NEW

 
func _ready():
    LoadDictionary("res://Items/Armor/", "Armor")
    LoadDictionary("res://Items/Consumable/", "Consumables")
    LoadDictionary("res://Items/Resource/", "Resources")

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tool
extends Node


# dummy variable, click var in editor to update
export var tool_update = false setget set_tool_update
func set_tool_update(new_value):
    tool_update = new_value
    if tool_update:
        tool_update()

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func flood_fill(x,y,val, ttl = 1000):

    var tile_map = $TileMap

    var start_val = tile_map.get_cell(x,y)

    if start_val != val:

        var cells_to_check = [[x,y]] # add cells like [x,y]
        while cells_to_check.size() > 0 and ttl > 0:

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func _ready():

    var test_iterations = 1000000

    print("start tests...")

    var dispose # i put this here, to prevent some clever compiler from realising these values are not used
    var counter = test_iterations

    var start_time = OS.get_ticks_msec()

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func _ready():

    print("start tests...")

    var dispose # i put this here, to prevent some clever compiler from realising these values are not used

    var start_time = OS.get_ticks_msec()
    for i in range(1,1000000):
        dispose = 15629/i
    var total_time = OS.get_ticks_msec() - start_time

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func my_rotate_towards_lerp(target, delta):

    var deg360 = deg2rad(360.0) # is 360 degrees but in radians
    var deg180 = deg2rad(180.0)

    var node = Node2D.new() #create a new node
    node.position = global_position #at the same position
    node.look_at(target) #get it to look instead! (missing functions in godot)

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func my_rotate_towards_lerp(target, delta):

    var deg360 = deg2rad(360.0) # is 360 degrees but in radians
    var deg180 = deg2rad(180.0)

    var node = Node2D.new() #create a new node
    node.position = global_position #at the same position
    node.look_at(target) #get it to look instead! (missing functions in godot)

    #adding 180 degrees is to do with needing to find left and right, like -180 to 180

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func distance_to_string(distance_m):
    var suffix = "m"
    if distance_m > 1000.0:
        distance_m /= 1000.0
        suffix = "km"
    var txt = "%*.*f m" % [7,1,distance_m]
    txt += " %s" % suffix
    return txt