INFO: markers.xc
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07.05.2016 at 13:11 #109822ORTMember
(Due to the lack of an official wiki and thorough public documentation of the XVM mod, this is an attempt to publish the ins and outs of XVM and cover all of the .xc files. This is intended to be a live document. Everytime there are changes to XVM, the finalized changes will be incorporated in the document. Additions/comments/corrections to the information here are welcome. If you have any comment, or noticed anything missing or needing more clarification, or anything that is wrong, please post a comment.)
markers.xc controls what information is displayed on the vehicle over-target-markers when in battle. markers.xc calls four other config files to constitute the over-target-markers.
(1) markersAliveNormal.xc <<<< information you normally see in a vehicle that is alive.
(2) markersAliveExtended.xc <<<< information you normally see in a vehicle that is alive and while pressing left-ALT key.
(3) markersDeadNormal.xc <<<< information you normally see in a vehicle that is dead.
(4) markersDeadExtended.xc <<<< information you normally see in a vehicle that is dead and while pressing left-ALT key.
Default markers.xc config file explained.Spoiler(default markers.xc config file)
/**
* Over-target markers. All settings moved to separate files.
*/
{
“markers”: {
// true – use standard client vehicle markers.
“useStandardMarkers”: false, <<<< Setting this to ‘true’ will use the standard game client over-target-markers. Any configurations set by markers.xc, markersAliveNormal.xc, markersAliveExtended.xc, markersDeadNormal.xc, and markersDeadExtended.xc will be ignored.// {{turret}} marker display strings.
“turretMarkers”: {
// Subject has stock turret and top gun can not be mounted. Subject is highly vulnerable.
“highVulnerability”: “*”, <<<< Asterisk, used to denote that the vehicle has a stock turret and the top gun cannot be mounted.// Subject has stock turret and top gun can be mounted. Subject is somewhat vulnerable.
“lowVulnerability”: “‘” <<<< Apostrophe, used to denote that the vehicle has a stock turret and top gun can be mounted.
},
Just an example, other font characters that can be used to denote ‘Vulnerability” are glyphs 109 and 108 from the built-in/embedded/hard-coded ‘xvm’ font.
The path of your markers…xc files are defined below, and used by markers.xc to call them up.
// ally
“ally”: {
“alive”: {
“normal”: ${“markersAliveNormal.xc”:”ally”},
“extended”: ${“markersAliveExtended.xc”:”ally”}
},
“dead”: {
“normal”: ${“markersDeadNormal.xc”:”ally”},
“extended”: ${“markersDeadExtended.xc”:”ally”}
}
},// enemy
“enemy”: {
“alive”: {
“normal”: ${“markersAliveNormal.xc”:”enemy”},
“extended”: ${“markersAliveExtended.xc”:”enemy”}
},
“dead”: {
“normal”: ${“markersDeadNormal.xc”:”enemy”},
“extended”: ${“markersDeadExtended.xc”:”enemy”}
}
}
}
}Related config files: <a href="/index.php?/topic/502-info-markersalivenormalxc/” rel=””>markersAliveNormal.xc, <a href="/index.php?/topic/503-info-markersaliveextendedxc/” rel=””>markersAliveExtended.xc, <a href="/index.php?/topic/504-info-markersdeadnormalxc/” rel=””>markersDeadNormal.xc, <a href="/index.php?/topic/505-info-markersdeadextendedxc/” rel=””>markersDeadExtended.xc.
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