public void Start()
{
// If we're not in the correct location, there's no point doing anything.
if (!InstallationPathWarning.Warn())
{
return;
}
if (HighLogic.LoadedSceneIsEditor)
{
return;
}
try
{
rpmComp = RasterPropMonitorComputer.Instantiate(internalProp, true);
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Attaching monitor {2}-{1} to {0}", rpmComp.RPMCid, internalProp.propID, internalProp.internalModel.internalName);
// Install the calculator module.
rpmComp.UpdateDataRefreshRate(refreshDataRate);
// Loading the font...
List <Texture2D> fontTexture = new List <Texture2D>();
fontTexture.Add(LoadFont(this, internalProp, fontTransform));
// Damn KSP's config parser!!!
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(emptyColor))
{
emptyColorValue = ConfigNode.ParseColor32(emptyColor);
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(defaultFontTint))
{
defaultFontTintValue = ConfigNode.ParseColor32(defaultFontTint);
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(fontDefinition))
{
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Loading font definition from {0}", fontDefinition);
fontDefinitionString = File.ReadAllLines(KSPUtil.ApplicationRootPath + "GameData/" + fontDefinition.EnforceSlashes(), Encoding.UTF8)[0];
}
// Now that is done, proceed to setting up the screen.
screenTexture = new RenderTexture(screenPixelWidth, screenPixelHeight, 24, RenderTextureFormat.ARGB32);
screenMat = internalProp.FindModelTransform(screenTransform).GetComponent <Renderer>().material;
bool manuallyInvertY = false;
if (SystemInfo.graphicsDeviceVersion.StartsWith("Direct3D 9") || SystemInfo.graphicsDeviceVersion.StartsWith("Direct3D 11") || SystemInfo.graphicsDeviceVersion.StartsWith("Direct3D 12"))
{
manuallyInvertY = (UnityEngine.QualitySettings.antiAliasing > 0);
}
foreach (string layerID in textureLayerID.Split())
{
screenMat.SetTexture(layerID.Trim(), screenTexture);
// This code was written for a much older flavor of Unity, and the Unity 2017.1 update broke
// some assumptions about who managed the y-inversion issue between OpenGL and DX9.
if (manuallyInvertY)
{
screenMat.SetTextureScale(layerID.Trim(), new Vector2(1.0f, -1.0f));
screenMat.SetTextureOffset(layerID.Trim(), new Vector2(0.0f, 1.0f));
}
}
if (GameDatabase.Instance.ExistsTexture(noSignalTextureURL.EnforceSlashes()))
{
noSignalTexture = GameDatabase.Instance.GetTexture(noSignalTextureURL.EnforceSlashes(), false);
}
// The neat trick. IConfigNode doesn't work. No amount of kicking got it to work.
// Well, we don't need it. GameDatabase, gimme config nodes for all props!
foreach (ConfigNode node in GameDatabase.Instance.GetConfigNodes("PROP"))
{
// Now, we know our own prop name.
if (node.GetValue("name") == internalProp.propName)
{
// So this is the configuration of our prop in memory. Nice place.
// We know it contains at least one MODULE node, us.
// And we know our moduleID, which is the number in order of being listed in the prop.
// Therefore the module by that number is our module's own config node.
ConfigNode moduleConfig = node.GetNodes("MODULE")[moduleID];
ConfigNode[] pageNodes = moduleConfig.GetNodes("PAGE");
// Which we can now parse for page definitions.
for (int i = 0; i < pageNodes.Length; i++)
{
// Mwahahaha.
try
{
var newPage = new MonitorPage(i, pageNodes[i], this);
activePage = activePage ?? newPage;
if (newPage.isDefault)
{
activePage = newPage;
}
pages.Add(newPage);
}
catch (ArgumentException e)
{
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Warning - {0}", e);
}
}
// Now that all pages are loaded, we can use the moment in the loop to suck in all the extra fonts.
foreach (string value in moduleConfig.GetValues("extraFont"))
{
fontTexture.Add(LoadFont(this, internalProp, value));
}
break;
}
}
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Done setting up pages, {0} pages ready.", pages.Count);
textRenderer = new TextRenderer(fontTexture, new Vector2((float)fontLetterWidth, (float)fontLetterHeight), fontDefinitionString, 17, screenPixelWidth, screenPixelHeight);
// Load our state from storage...
persistentVarName = "activePage" + internalProp.propID;
int activePageID = rpmComp.GetPersistentVariable(persistentVarName, pages.Count, false).MassageToInt();
if (activePageID < pages.Count)
{
activePage = pages[activePageID];
}
activePage.Active(true);
// If we have global buttons, set them up.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(globalButtons))
{
string[] tokens = globalButtons.Split(',');
for (int i = 0; i < tokens.Length; i++)
{
string buttonName = tokens[i].Trim();
// Notice that holes in the global button list ARE legal.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(buttonName))
{
SmarterButton.CreateButton(internalProp, buttonName, i, GlobalButtonClick, GlobalButtonRelease);
}
}
}
audioOutput = JUtil.SetupIVASound(internalProp, buttonClickSound, buttonClickVolume, false);
if (needsElectricCharge)
{
delResourceCallback = (Action <bool>)Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(Action <bool>), this, "ResourceDepletedCallback");
rpmComp.RegisterResourceCallback(resourceName, delResourceCallback);
}
if (needsCommConnection)
{
delCommConnectionCallback = (Action <float>)Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(Action <float>), this, "CommConnectionCallback");
rpmComp.RegisterVariableCallback("COMMNETVESSELCONTROLSTATE", delCommConnectionCallback);
}
// And if the try block never completed, startupComplete will never be true.
startupComplete = true;
}
catch
{
JUtil.AnnoyUser(this);
// We can also disable ourselves, that should help.
enabled = false;
// And now that we notified the user that config is borked, we rethrow the exception so that
// it gets logged and we can debug.
throw;
}
}
public void Start()
{
// If we're not in the correct location, there's no point doing anything.
if (!InstallationPathWarning.Warn())
{
return;
}
if (HighLogic.LoadedSceneIsEditor)
{
return;
}
try
{
// Install the calculator module.
RPMVesselComputer comp = RPMVesselComputer.Instance(vessel);
comp.UpdateDataRefreshRate(refreshDataRate);
persistence = new PersistenceAccessor(internalProp);
// Loading the font...
List <Texture2D> fontTexture = new List <Texture2D>();
fontTexture.Add(LoadFont(this, internalProp, fontTransform));
// Damn KSP's config parser!!!
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(emptyColor))
{
emptyColorValue = ConfigNode.ParseColor32(emptyColor);
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(defaultFontTint))
{
defaultFontTintValue = ConfigNode.ParseColor32(defaultFontTint);
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(fontDefinition))
{
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Loading font definition from {0}", fontDefinition);
fontDefinitionString = File.ReadAllLines(KSPUtil.ApplicationRootPath + "GameData/" + fontDefinition.EnforceSlashes(), Encoding.UTF8)[0];
}
// Now that is done, proceed to setting up the screen.
screenTexture = new RenderTexture(screenPixelWidth, screenPixelHeight, 24, RenderTextureFormat.ARGB32);
screenMat = internalProp.FindModelTransform(screenTransform).renderer.material;
foreach (string layerID in textureLayerID.Split())
{
screenMat.SetTexture(layerID.Trim(), screenTexture);
}
if (GameDatabase.Instance.ExistsTexture(noSignalTextureURL.EnforceSlashes()))
{
noSignalTexture = GameDatabase.Instance.GetTexture(noSignalTextureURL.EnforceSlashes(), false);
}
// Create camera instance...
cameraStructure = new FlyingCamera(part, screenTexture, cameraAspect);
// The neat trick. IConfigNode doesn't work. No amount of kicking got it to work.
// Well, we don't need it. GameDatabase, gimme config nodes for all props!
foreach (ConfigNode node in GameDatabase.Instance.GetConfigNodes("PROP"))
{
// Now, we know our own prop name.
if (node.GetValue("name") == internalProp.propName)
{
// So this is the configuration of our prop in memory. Nice place.
// We know it contains at least one MODULE node, us.
// And we know our moduleID, which is the number in order of being listed in the prop.
// Therefore the module by that number is our module's own config node.
ConfigNode moduleConfig = node.GetNodes("MODULE")[moduleID];
ConfigNode[] pageNodes = moduleConfig.GetNodes("PAGE");
// Which we can now parse for page definitions.
for (int i = 0; i < pageNodes.Length; i++)
{
// Mwahahaha.
try
{
var newPage = new MonitorPage(i, pageNodes[i], this);
activePage = activePage ?? newPage;
if (newPage.isDefault)
{
activePage = newPage;
}
pages.Add(newPage);
}
catch (ArgumentException e)
{
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Warning - {0}", e);
}
}
// Now that all pages are loaded, we can use the moment in the loop to suck in all the extra fonts.
foreach (string value in moduleConfig.GetValues("extraFont"))
{
fontTexture.Add(LoadFont(this, internalProp, value));
}
break;
}
}
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Done setting up pages, {0} pages ready.", pages.Count);
textRenderer = new TextRenderer(fontTexture, new Vector2((float)fontLetterWidth, (float)fontLetterHeight), fontDefinitionString, 17, screenPixelWidth, screenPixelHeight);
// Load our state from storage...
persistentVarName = "activePage" + internalProp.propID;
int activePageID = persistence.GetVar(persistentVarName, pages.Count);
if (activePageID < pages.Count)
{
activePage = pages[activePageID];
}
activePage.Active(true);
// If we have global buttons, set them up.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(globalButtons))
{
string[] tokens = globalButtons.Split(',');
for (int i = 0; i < tokens.Length; i++)
{
string buttonName = tokens[i].Trim();
// Notice that holes in the global button list ARE legal.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(buttonName))
{
SmarterButton.CreateButton(internalProp, buttonName, i, GlobalButtonClick, GlobalButtonRelease);
}
}
}
audioOutput = JUtil.SetupIVASound(internalProp, buttonClickSound, buttonClickVolume, false);
// One last thing to make sure of: If our pod is transparent, we're always active.
ourPodIsTransparent = JUtil.IsPodTransparent(part);
// And if the try block never completed, startupComplete will never be true.
startupComplete = true;
}
catch
{
JUtil.AnnoyUser(this);
startupFailed = true;
// We can also disable ourselves, that should help.
enabled = false;
// And now that we notified the user that config is borked, we rethrow the exception so that
// it gets logged and we can debug.
throw;
}
}
public void Start()
{
InstallationPathWarning.Warn();
// Install the calculator module.
comp = RasterPropMonitorComputer.Instantiate(internalProp);
comp.UpdateRefreshRates(refreshTextRate, refreshDataRate);
// Loading the font...
fontTexture.Add(LoadFont(this, internalProp, fontTransform, false));
// Damn KSP's config parser!!!
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(emptyColor))
{
emptyColorValue = ConfigNode.ParseColor32(emptyColor);
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(defaultFontTint))
{
defaultFontTintValue = ConfigNode.ParseColor32(defaultFontTint);
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(fontDefinition))
{
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Loading font definition from {0}", fontDefinition);
fontDefinitionString = File.ReadAllLines(KSPUtil.ApplicationRootPath + "GameData/" + fontDefinition.EnforceSlashes(), Encoding.UTF8)[0];
}
// We can pre-compute the rectangles the font characters will be copied from, this seems to make it slightly quicker...
// although I'm not sure I'm not seeing things by this point.
int fontLettersX = (fontTexture[0].width / fontLetterWidth);
int fontLettersY = (fontTexture[0].height / fontLetterHeight);
float letterSpanX = 1f / fontLettersX;
float letterSpanY = 1f / fontLettersY;
int lastCharacter = fontLettersX * fontLettersY;
if (lastCharacter != fontDefinitionString.Length)
{
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Warning, number of letters in the font definition does not match font bitmap size.");
}
for (int i = 0; i < lastCharacter && i < fontDefinitionString.Length; i++)
{
int xSource = i % fontLettersX;
int ySource = (i - xSource) / fontLettersX;
if (!fontCharacters.ContainsKey(fontDefinitionString[i]))
{
fontCharacters[fontDefinitionString[i]] = new Rect(letterSpanX * xSource, letterSpanY * (fontLettersY - ySource - 1), letterSpanX, letterSpanY);
}
}
// And a little optimisation for superscript/subscript:
fontLetterHalfHeight = fontLetterHeight / 2f;
fontLetterHalfWidth = fontLetterWidth / 2f;
fontLetterDoubleWidth = fontLetterWidth * 2f;
// Now that is done, proceed to setting up the screen.
screenTexture = new RenderTexture(screenPixelWidth, screenPixelHeight, 24, RenderTextureFormat.ARGB32);
screenMat = internalProp.FindModelTransform(screenTransform).renderer.material;
foreach (string layerID in textureLayerID.Split())
{
screenMat.SetTexture(layerID.Trim(), screenTexture);
}
if (GameDatabase.Instance.ExistsTexture(noSignalTextureURL.EnforceSlashes()))
{
noSignalTexture = GameDatabase.Instance.GetTexture(noSignalTextureURL.EnforceSlashes(), false);
}
// Create camera instance...
cameraStructure = new FlyingCamera(part, screenTexture, cameraAspect);
// The neat trick. IConfigNode doesn't work. No amount of kicking got it to work.
// Well, we don't need it. GameDatabase, gimme config nodes for all props!
foreach (ConfigNode node in GameDatabase.Instance.GetConfigNodes("PROP"))
{
// Now, we know our own prop name.
if (node.GetValue("name") == internalProp.propName)
{
// So this is the configuration of our prop in memory. Nice place.
// We know it contains at least one MODULE node, us.
// And we know our moduleID, which is the number in order of being listed in the prop.
// Therefore the module by that number is our module's own config node.
ConfigNode moduleConfig = node.GetNodes("MODULE")[moduleID];
ConfigNode[] pageNodes = moduleConfig.GetNodes("PAGE");
// Which we can now parse for page definitions.
for (int i = 0; i < pageNodes.Length; i++)
{
// Mwahahaha.
try {
var newPage = new MonitorPage(i, pageNodes[i], this);
activePage = activePage ?? newPage;
if (newPage.isDefault)
{
activePage = newPage;
}
pages.Add(newPage);
} catch (ArgumentException e) {
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Warning - {0}", e);
}
}
// Now that all pages are loaded, we can use the moment in the loop to suck in all the extra fonts.
foreach (string value in moduleConfig.GetValues("extraFont"))
{
fontTexture.Add(LoadFont(this, internalProp, value, true));
}
break;
}
}
JUtil.LogMessage(this, "Done setting up pages, {0} pages ready.", pages.Count);
// Load our state from storage...
persistentVarName = "activePage" + internalProp.propID;
persistence = new PersistenceAccessor(part);
int?activePageID = persistence.GetVar(persistentVarName);
if (activePageID != null && activePageID.Value < pages.Count)
{
activePage = pages[activePageID.Value];
}
activePage.Active(true);
// If we have global buttons, set them up.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(globalButtons))
{
string[] tokens = globalButtons.Split(',');
for (int i = 0; i < tokens.Length; i++)
{
string buttonName = tokens[i].Trim();
// Notice that holes in the global button list ARE legal.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(buttonName))
{
SmarterButton.CreateButton(internalProp, buttonName, i, GlobalButtonClick, GlobalButtonRelease);
}
}
}
audioOutput = JUtil.SetupIVASound(internalProp, buttonClickSound, buttonClickVolume, false);
startupComplete = true;
}