@ -375,26 +375,52 @@ class PlasmaEnableMsgNode(PlasmaMessageNode, bpy.types.Node):
default = { " kAudible " , " kDrawable " , " kPhysical " } )
def convert_message ( self , exporter , so ) :
msg = plEnableMsg ( )
receivers = [ ]
for i in self . find_outputs ( " receivers " ) :
key = i . get_key ( exporter , so )
if isinstance ( key , tuple ) :
for j in key :
msg . addReceiver ( j )
receivers . append ( j )
else :
msg . addReceiver ( key )
receivers . append ( key )
# OK, so, bad news old bean... In versions of the game using Havok physics, plEnableMsg
# does not actually affect the physics. So we have to potentially generate a new message
# for that.
settings = set ( self . settings )
if exporter . mgr . getVer ( ) < = pvPots :
if " kPhysical " in settings :
settings . remove ( " kPhysical " )
msg = plSimSuppressMsg ( )
for i in receivers :
msg . addReceiver ( i )
msg . suppress = self . cmd == " kDisable "
yield msg
# If this was only for a physical, don't generate an actual plEnableMsg
if not settings :
return
if not settings :
self . raise_error ( " Nothing set to enable/disable " )
msg = plEnableMsg ( )
for i in receivers :
msg . addReceiver ( i )
msg . setCmd ( getattr ( plEnableMsg , self . cmd ) , True )
# If we have a full house, let's send it to all the SO's generic modifiers as by compressing
# to kAll :) -- And no, this is not a bug. We do put the named types in commands. The types
# bit vector is for raw Plasma class IDs listing which modifier types we prop to if "kByType"
# is a command. Nice flexibility--I have no idea where that's used in Uru though...
if len ( self . settings ) == 3 :
# NOTE: kAll will never be set for PotS because enable/disable physicals seems to do nothing.
if len ( settings ) == 3 :
msg . setCmd ( plEnableMsg . kAll , True )
else :
for i in self . settings :
for i in settings :
msg . setCmd ( getattr ( plEnableMsg , i ) , True )
return msg
yield msg
def draw_buttons ( self , context , layout ) :
layout . prop ( self , " cmd " , text = " Cmd " )