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Advanced smoke types

Posted: 21 Feb 2017, 21:08
by Lobby
As mentioned here you can add one or multiple smoke sources to your plugin. The definition to use smoke might look like

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"smoke":[{"id":"$smoke07","x":13,"y":-14}]
Where tags x and y define the relative position of the smoke source. Tag id defines which smoke object to use. We also defined the following smoke objects for you:
  • $smoke00
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  • $smoke01
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  • $smoke02
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  • $smoke03
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  • $smoke04
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  • $smoke05
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  • $smoke06
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  • $smoke07
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  • $watervapor00
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  • $qualm00
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The preview is just for impression. The animated version in the game might differ in size and frame count. Most of the smokes don't make sense for a chimney on a normal house. We encourage you to use either $smoke06 or $smoke07 for this purpose.

Re: Advanced smoke types

Posted: 28 Sep 2017, 11:11
by Bearbear76
Lancaster Kingdom wrote:
28 Sep 2017, 00:55
Can you explain more about x and y? How do I get the smoke in the bottom of the building that's possible? I'm reading all the tutorials. :)
This thread should help you
http://www.theotown.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=4147

Re: Advanced smoke types

Posted: 20 Jan 2020, 06:21
by AntarcticTreay
Can smoke be added to a train?
If the short answer is yes, what would it be like?
Train texture
Train texture
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Smoke:
smoke04.png
smoke04.png (1.9 KiB) Viewed 10363 times
CykaTrainSuit.json
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Re: Advanced smoke types

Posted: 20 Jan 2020, 10:43
by Bearbear76
Never tried it but I think you might be able to add it normally via animation.

Re: Advanced smoke types

Posted: 21 Mar 2022, 07:52
by TheFennekin
@Naufhal yes and also cars or trams :)

Re: Advanced smoke types

Posted: 09 Jul 2023, 11:42
by CERRERA
Lobby wrote:
21 Feb 2017, 21:08
As mentioned here you can add one or multiple smoke sources to your plugin. The definition to use smoke might look like

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"smoke":[{"id":"$smoke07","x":13,"y":-14}]
Where tags x and y define the relative position of the smoke source. Tag id defines which smoke object to use. We also defined the following smoke objects for you:
  • $smoke00
    Image
  • $smoke01
    Image
  • $smoke02
    Image
  • $smoke03
    Image
  • $smoke04
    Image
  • $smoke05
    Image
  • $smoke06
    Image
  • $smoke07
    Image
  • $watervapor00
    Image
  • $qualm00
    Image
The preview is just for impression. The animated version in the game might differ in size and frame count. Most of the smokes don't make sense for a chimney on a normal house. We encourage you to use either $smoke06 or $smoke07 for this purpose.

Smoke animation are supported by rotation?

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[ {"id":"$smoke01","x":45,"y":-50,"frame":0}, {"id":"$smoke01","x":45,"y":-50,"frame":1},{"id":"$smoke01","x":45,"y":-50,"frame":2}, {"id":"$smoke01","x":45,"y":-50,"frame":3} ]
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Re: Advanced smoke types

Posted: 10 Jul 2023, 00:05
by JustAnyone
No, you should use animations for that.

как делать дым

Posted: 26 Feb 2024, 18:06
by Вениамин Кузьминов
Извините, а как вообще делать дым в плагин, если я создаю сам плагин в PDF? :?: :D

Re: как делать дым

Posted: 27 Feb 2024, 04:03
by CommanderABab
Вениамин Кузьминов wrote:
26 Feb 2024, 18:06
Извините, а как вообще делать дым в плагин, если я создаю сам плагин в PDF? :?: :D
Follow the example in the first post to use smoke. PDF is the wrong type of file to create a plugin with.