Adding Elements Messes up other Elements
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@star400040 (View Post)
No, you don't need an Element.c to have an elements, but you must define it's properties and state changes. -
MasterMind555:
@star400040 (View Post)
No, you don't need an Element.c to have an elements, but you must define it's properties and state changes.I created two new elements a liquid and a gas, the properties in terms of exploding and what not work fine, however although I added them to the transition table, that dont transition. Also this may be a stupid question but I can't find how to add a new .c file to my project in visual studio, it only lets me add visual c++ files -
@star400040 (View Post)
You do add file, then instead of choosing one of the choices, replace "" or whatever is the default name by "yourElementName.c" -
@star400040 (View Post)
Not stupid, it's actually quite a bit of work. There are two things you need to do in powder.h before a new .c will work, after the defines, you should see something like int update_<elemname>(UPDATE_FUNC_ARGS); ... add a new one, ALSO, at the end of the first array, with your elements, add &update_<elemname> -
EDIT: Ok, so is it normal that it doesnt transition yet even if I added to the transition table? Or do I need to add something to the .C file inorder for the transition to take effect?
