Resource:Interior flood

The resource makes it possible to render water in interiors, where normaly wouldn't be visible. It draws a line material and applies a shader effect that mimicks the gta water effect.

Overview

This resource provides few convenient exported functions. Here you can download an example of how to use that: Download!

Exported functions

createWaterInInterior

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Client

This function creates water.

bool exports.interior_flood:createWaterInInterior( int x1, int y1, float z1, int x2, int y2, float z2, int x3, int y3, float z3, int x4, int y4, float z4, int intID, [ int effectType = 0 ] )

Required Arguments

• x1, y1, z1: position of bottom left (south-west) corner.
• x2, y2, z2: position of bottom right (south-east) corner.
• x3, y3, z3: position of top left (north-west) corner.
• x4, y4, z4: position of top right (north-east) corner.
• intID: interior in which the water is to be created.

Optional Arguments

• effectType: effect type (0 - classic water, 1- watershine)

Returns

Returns a water element id if successful, false otherwise.

createWaterInInteriorRadius

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Client

This function creates water (using different data).

bool exports.interior_flood:createWaterInInteriorRadius( int x, int y, int z, float radius, int intID, [ int effectType = 0 ] )

Required Arguments

• x, y, z: position of the central point.
• radius: define the radious of water box to be created.
• intID: interior in which the water is to be created.

Optional Arguments

• effectType: effect type (0 - classic water, 1- watershine)

Returns

Returns a water element id if successful, false otherwise.

destroyWaterInInterior

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Client

This function destroys previously created water.

bool exports.interior_flood:destroyWaterInInterior( element )

Required Arguments

• element: Previously created waterInInterior element.

Returns

Returns 'true' if successful, false otherwise.

attachMaterialToWaterInInterior

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Client

This function attaches water surface material to existing water in interior.

bool exports.interior_flood:attachMaterialToWaterInInterior( int x, int y,int z, float radius, int intID, [ int effectType = 0 ] )

Required Arguments

• x, y, z: position of the central point. The 'z' position will be corrected by height of the existing water.
• radius: define the radious of the effect.
• intID: interior in which the water is to be created.

Optional Arguments

• effectType: effect type (0 - classic water, 1- watershine)

Returns

Returns a water element id if successful, false otherwise.

detachMaterialFromWaterInInterior

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Client

This function destroys the surface material created with attachMaterialToWaterInInterior.

bool exports.interior_flood:detachMaterialFromWaterInInterior( element )

Required Arguments

• element: Previously created waterSurface element.

Returns

Returns 'true' if successful, false otherwise.

Examples

exports.interior_flood:createWaterInInteriorRadius(-28.628,-83.787,1003.5,15,18,1)

This creates visible water in interior 18.

exports.interior_flood:createWaterInInterior(-290,-290,40,290,-290,40, -290, 290, 40, 290, 290, 40,0,1 )

This creates visible water in interior 0.

local someWater = exports.interior_flood:createWaterInInterior(-290,-290,40,290,-290,40, -290, 290, 40, 290, 290, 40,0,1 )
exports.interior_flood:destroyWaterInInterior(someWater)

This creates and destroys visible water in interior 0.

Of course when you want to use theese functions in your resources you have to include the interior_flood resource in meta.

See Also

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