source: data/contentcreation/pps/MirkoKaiser/CuboidSS/Version2/levels/CuboidSpaceStation.oxw @ 6627

<?lua
        include("levels/hudtemplates.oxw")
?>

<?lua
        include("levels/spaceshiptemplates.oxw")
?>

<Level
        name = "SpaceStation test Space!"
        description = "All the new SpaceStations are created here!"
>
        <Scene
                ambientlight = "0.5, 0.5, 0.5"
                skybox = "Orxonox/Starbox"
        >



<!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
<?lua
        dofile("../../media/levels/CuboidSpaceStation.lua")
?>

<!-- The following examples insert some space station in various ways, so I guess you will understand how to use my .lua file and the functions of it.
--->

<!-- Here I add a space station at position 0,0,0 without velocity and no rotation.
---- The argument false is the value for ranSeed, which means the space station will be different each time.
--->
<?lua
        createSpaceStation()
?>



<!-- Here I add a space station at position 0,0,-5000 without velocity and no rotation.
--->
<PositionableEntity scale=1 position="0,0,-5000">
        <attached>
                <?lua
                        createSpaceStation()
                ?>
        </attached>
</PositionableEntity>



<!-- Here I add a space station at position 5000,0,0 with velocity 50,0,0 and a rotation so that the space station faces into the positive x-axis.
--->
<MovableEntity scale=1 position="5000,0,0" velocity="50,0,0" yaw=-90>
        <attached>
                <?lua
                        createSpaceStation()
                ?>
        </attached>
</MovableEntity>



<!-- Here I add a space station at position -5000,0,0 without velocity but rotation around his own y-axis.
--->
<MovableEntity scale=1 position="-5000,0,0" rotationaxis="0,1,0" rotationrate=5>
        <attached>
                <?lua
                        createSpaceStation()
                ?>
        </attached>
</MovableEntity>



<!-- Here I add a space station at position 10000,0,0 which will rotate around the position 0,0,0 and around his own axis in flight direction.
---- To do so, I create a MovableEntity at position 0,0,0 and attach another MovableEntity with relative coordinates to the first MovableEntity 10000,0,0.
---- I rotate the first MovableEntity, so the second Entity rotates around 0,0,0 in the x-,z-area with a radius 10000, and so does the space station,
---- because the space station is attached to the second MovableEntity with relative coordinates 0,0,0 (this is defined in the .lua file).
---- Then I rotate also the second MovableEntity around his own z-axis, so the space station rotates also around its own axis.
--->
<MovableEntity scale=1 position="0,0,0" rotationaxis="0,1,0" rotationrate=3>
        <attached>
                <MovableEntity scale=1 position="10000,0,0" rotationaxis="0,0,1" rotationrate=2>
                        <attached>
                                <?lua
                                        -- Here I use the createSpaceStationPar(...) function, which has 8 arguments, see the .lua file at the top to understand them.
                                        createSpaceStationPar(false,2,1,2,1,2,1,50)
                                ?>
                        </attached>
                </MovableEntity>
        </attached>
</MovableEntity>



<!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->



        <ParticleSpawner position="0,0,0" source="Orxonox/BigExplosion1part3" lifetime=2.0 loop=0 autostart=0>
      <events>
        <spawn>
          <EventTrigger delay=1>
            <events>
              <trigger>
                <SpawnPoint position="0,0,0" spawnclass=SpaceShip pawndesign=spaceshipassff />
              </trigger>
            </events>
          </EventTrigger>
        </spawn>
      </events>
    </ParticleSpawner>

  </Scene>
</Level>