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| author | root <root@dc13.lemmi> | 2020-07-21 10:00:46 +0200 |
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| committer | root <root@dc13.lemmi> | 2020-07-21 10:00:46 +0200 |
| commit | 1192c4575ea7afdf38e3fa0df4587a08620af11e (patch) | |
| tree | 6910a62487c282d0840d2e668aa7eb40b7c8a3fd /project/text-files/kmp.inc/kmp-pt-info-cr.inc | |
| parent | 76de8a89f7c1d1b4522eb66e8f89d248e8c1781f (diff) | |
SZS v2.18a
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diff --git a/project/text-files/kmp.inc/kmp-pt-info-cr.inc b/project/text-files/kmp.inc/kmp-pt-info-cr.inc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8a06663 --- /dev/null +++ b/project/text-files/kmp.inc/kmp-pt-info-cr.inc @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ + +@REVISION = %u +@%s-HEAD-VALUE = %#x +@%s-HEAD-VALUE = %#x +@AUTO-FILL = 0.0 # >1 (e.g. 5000): create more points if distance is larger +@AUTO-GROUP-NAME = 0 +@ROTATE-GROUP-LINKS = 0 +@KCL-FALL-WIDTH = 0 # set to a value >0 (e.g. 200) to enable KCL falling +@KCL-FALL-PRE-ADD = 0 # add this height or vector before falling +@KCL-FALL-POST-ADD = 0 # add this height or vector after success +@KCL-FALL-TYPES = KCL$DRIVE # bit field of recognized KCL types + # Best values are: + # - KCL$BORDER: All KCL types except effects. + # - KCL$DRIVE: All driveable types like road, boost, ramp, water, ... +@ROUTE-OBJECT = mode$showrt & %u ? -1 : 0 # 0=off, -1=use default, >0=object id +@ROUTE-OBJECT-SHIFT = $NONE # v3(0) # add vector to position +@ROUTE-OBJECT-SCALE = $NONE # v3(1) # define vector scale + +# Column 'flag' is optional and ususally only used internally. +# Syntax: FLAGS_STRING or '(' EXPRESSION ')' +# F (F$FALL): Point can be used for FALL-DOWN functionality. +# S (F$SNAP): Point can be used for SNAP functionality (ignored by ITPT). +# J (F$JGPT): Point can be used for automatic JGPT creation. +# Remove the letter or replace it by '-' to disable a feature. +# If the column is missed, all options are enabled by default. + +# If you enable EXPORT-FLAGS (set it to 1), the flags are exported using the +# lowest byte of WIDTH FACTOR. The factor needs only 2 or 3 digits, so this +# has no disadvantage on the width factors. 5 of the 8 bits are used to verify +# changes by other tools on import. If at least 1 of these bit of all points +# is wrong, import is canceled. +@EXPORT-FLAGS = %d # 0=disabled, 1=enabled (overridden by option --export-flags) |