basic.map

Developing Games in Java 源代码

# MAP - backart2 map format.
#
#    v [x] [y] [z]        - Define a vertex with floating-point 
#                           coords (x,y,z).
#    mtllib [filename]    - Load materials from an external .mtl 
#                           file.
#    usemtl [name]        - Use the named material (loaded from a 
#                           .mtl file) for the next floor, ceiling,
#                           or wall.
#    ambientLightIntensity 
#        [value]          - Defines the ambient light intensity
#                           for the next room, from 0 to 1.
#    pointlight [v]       - Defines a point light located at the  
#        [intensity]        specfied vector. Optionally, light
#        [falloff]          intesity and falloff distance can
#                           be specified.
#    player [v] [angle]   - Specifies the starting location of the
#                           player and optionally a starting 
#                           angle, in radians, around the y-axis.
#    obj [uniqueName]     - Defines an object from an external
#        [filename] [v]     OBJ file. The unique name allows this
#        [angle]            object to be uniquely identfied, but
#                           can be "null" if no unique name is 
#                           needed. The filename is an external
#                           OBJ file. Optionally, the starting 
#                           angle, in radians, around the y-axis 
#                           can be specified.
#    room [name]          - Defines a new room, optionally giving
#                           the room a name. A room consists of
#                           vertical walls, a horizontal floor
#                           and a horizontal ceiling. Concave rooms
#                           are currently not supported, but can be
#                           simulated by adjacent convex rooms.
#    floor [height]       - Defines the height of the floor of 
#                           the current room, using the current
#                           material. The current material can
#                           be null, in which case no floor 
#                           polygon is created. The floor can be
#                           above the ceiling, in which case a 
#                           "pillar" or "block" structure is 
#                           created, rather than a "room".
#    ceil [height]        - Defines the height of the ceiling of 
#                           the current room, using the current
#                           material. The current material can
#                           be null, in which case no ceiling
#                           polygon is created. The ceiling can be
#                           below the floor, in which case a 
#                           "pillar" or "block" structure is 
#                           created, rather than a "room".
#    wall [x] [z]         - Defines a wall vertex in a room using
#         [bottom] [top]    the specified x and z coordinates.
#                           Walls should be defined in clockwise 
#                           order. If "bottom" and "top" is not
#                           defined, the floor and ceiling height
#                           are used. If the current material is
#                           null, or bottom is equal to top, no
#                           wall polygon is created.


# load materials
mtllib textures.mtl

# define a room
ambientLightIntensity .5
room MainRoom

usemtl roof1
floor 0

usemtl roof2
ceil 300

# define walls
# a wall is defined from this vertex to the next vertex
usemtl wall1
wall 0 150
wall 0 450
wall 800 450
wall 800 300
wall 500 300
wall 500 75 


# define lights
v 400 200 100
pointlight -1 1 300
v 700 200 400
pointlight -1 .5 1000
v 65 200 385
pointlight -1 1 100


# specify the starting location of the player
v 400 0 300
player -1