Contains a variety of small adjustments to the tour:
- Fixed a typo in Darrell's card
- Increased overall size by 10%
- Increased investigator images by about 50%
- Moved some of the card positions slightly to line up with their specific uses
- Updated button images to a smaller base image (because TTS's image scaling is crap)
The penultimate step! This completes the implementation for the tour itself, including:
- First draft tour script fully implemented
- Add investigator images as custom assets
- Added a field to skip re-centering the camera between cards
- Resized text area slightly to fill the space in the speech bubble
Final UI pass before the script is implemented
- Adds UI assets for speech bubble and buttons
- Fully implements flippable sides, including speech bubble flip and object repositioning
- A few minor cleanups and enhancements relating to camera position
Adds additional capabilities for tour cards:
- Option to specify exact position for the camera, rather than an object. This will enable looking at items which are not their own objects, such as the draw chaos token button.
- Option to specify height for object look. This acts as a camera zoom; we cannot control the zoom at all, much less when attached. By controlling the height when we're looking at an object we simulate zoom.
- Right/Left narrator image. This will flip the card so the narrator's image is on the right or left, adding some variety to the presentation.
- Cardinal points for card position. In addition to just adding variety, this will allow the card to be placed closer to where you want it, including other Global XML elements.
Creates the basic framework for the SCED introduction/training tour. As this will be a large feature, this is intended to checkpoint
progress and work.
What's here:
- Basic tour script definition
- Script UI creation, camera handling, and flow
What's not here:
- Multiplayer support. Everything is currently locked to white.
- Final UI. Most UI is placeholder and will be updated later.
- Extra script capability such as higlighting objects, explicit positioning, etc.
