Available Packages:

Cinematic

interface CineSeq

A cinematic sequence. Cinematic has built-in cinematic sequences: - Cinematic.fadeOutSeq(duration) - Cinematic.fadeInSeq(duration) - Cinematic.applyCameraSetupSeq(camerasetup) - Cinematic.snapCameraPosSeq(vec2) - Cinematic.doNothingSeq()

function apply() returns duration

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class Cinematic

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Create a cinematic by composing cinematic sequences: let cine = new Cinematic( asList( Cinematic.fadeOutSeq(0.5.seconds()), Cinematic.snapCameraPosSeq(ZERO2), Cinematic.fadeInSeq(1..seconds()), () -> begin print("Cinematic!") return 5..seconds() end, Cinematic.fadeOutSeq(0.5.seconds()) ), // This final cinematic seq is always run, even if cinematic is skipped. Use this for cleanup. () -> begin FogEnable(true) SelectUnit(u, true) reurn 0..seconds() end, ) A cinematic can be skipped, which signals the controller to halt processing sequences and play the closing sequence. cine.skip_()

function snapCameraPosSeq('unknown type' (the type vec2 could not be found, the containing package might not be imported) pos) returns CineSeq

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Available Packages:

Cinematic

interface CineSeq

function apply() returns duration

class Cinematic

boolean running

function applyCameraSetupSeq(camerasetup setup) returns CineSeq

function doNothingSeq(duration duration) returns CineSeq

function fadeIn(duration duration)

function fadeInSeq(duration duration) returns CineSeq

function fadeOut(duration duration)

function fadeOutSeq(duration duration) returns CineSeq

function skip_()

function snapCameraPosSeq('unknown type' (the type vec2 could not be found, the containing package might not be imported) pos) returns CineSeq