Hello.
I am trying to find something like DermaDesigner (except for [URL="http://maurits.tv/data/garrysmod/wiki/wiki.garrysmod.com/index4287.html"]surface.DrawPoly[/URL])
Is there a such tool that exists? I really suck with DrawPoly.
Thanks.
I can make one real quick probably tonight.
Check back tonight and tomorrow. I'll put it here.
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Finished.
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[video=youtube;zFnwXZhqMGk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFnwXZhqMGk[/video]
[url]https://www.dropbox.com/s/68p2q6znp1tytv7/polyeditor.lua[/url]
Run polyedit in the console to open.
[QUOTE=bobbleheadbob;42636958]I can make one real quick probably tonight.
Check back tonight and tomorrow. I'll put it here.[/QUOTE]
If you can, that would be sick. [B]Thank you[/B] :wink:
You shouldn't need a tool for this...
It's as simple as connecting dots.
[lua]
local polyTable = {
[1] = {x = 0, y = 0},
[2] = {x = ScrW(), y = 0},
[3] = {x = ScrW()/2, y = ScrH()/2}
}
local matWhite = Material("vgui/white")
hook.Add("HUDPaint", "HUDPaint", function()
surface.SetMaterial(matWhite)
surface.SetDrawColor(255,255,255)
surface.DrawPoly(polyTable)
end)
[/lua]
Another example:
[lua]
local padding = 4
local w,h = 500, 100
local polyTable = {
[1] = {x = padding, y = ScrH()-padding-h},
[2] = {x = padding+(w*0.75), y = ScrH()-padding-h},
[3] = {x = padding+w, y = ScrH()-padding},
[4] = {x = padding, y = ScrH()-padding}
}
local matWhite = Material("vgui/white")
hook.Add("HUDPaint", "HUDPaint", function()
surface.SetMaterial(matWhite)
surface.SetDrawColor(255,255,255)
surface.DrawPoly(polyTable)
end)
[/lua]
[QUOTE=brandonj4;42637259]You shouldn't need a tool for this...
It's as simple as connecting dots.
[lua]
local polyTable = {
[1] = {x = 0, y = 0},
[2] = {x = ScrW(), y = 0},
[3] = {x = ScrW()/2, y = ScrH()/2}
}
local matWhite = Material("vgui/white")
hook.Add("HUDPaint", "HUDPaint", function()
surface.SetMaterial(matWhite)
surface.SetDrawColor(255,255,255)
surface.DrawPoly(polyTable)
end)
[/lua]
Another example:
[lua]
local padding = 4
local w,h = 500, 100
local polyTable = {
[1] = {x = padding, y = ScrH()-padding-h},
[2] = {x = padding+(w*0.75), y = ScrH()-padding-h},
[3] = {x = padding+w, y = ScrH()-padding},
[4] = {x = padding, y = ScrH()-padding}
}
local matWhite = Material("vgui/white")
hook.Add("HUDPaint", "HUDPaint", function()
surface.SetMaterial(matWhite)
surface.SetDrawColor(255,255,255)
surface.DrawPoly(polyTable)
end)
[/lua][/QUOTE]
More clicking, less picturing shapes in your mind.
[QUOTE=bobbleheadbob;42636958]I can make one real quick probably tonight.
Check back tonight and tomorrow. I'll put it here.
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Finished.
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[URL]https://www.dropbox.com/s/68p2q6znp1tytv7/polyeditor.lua[/URL]
Run polyedit in the console to open.[/QUOTE]
Why not release it on workshop?
This is still a very cool tool! Granted what Brandon said is true, but I feel like it would be easier for me to use this if I was making really complex shapes or brain storming.
Good job Bobbleheadbob!
I used your polyedit but i'm a bit confused as to how to turn it into a HUD, it doesn't seem to show and spams this through console [code]Table not table! (type is number)[/code] What am I doing wrong?
[lua] polydata = {}
polydata[1] = {}
polydata[1][1] = { x = 40, y = 1020 }
polydata[1][2] = { x = 40, y = 980 }
polydata[1][3] = { x = 400, y = 980 }
polydata[1][4] = { x = 460, y = 1020 }
polydata[2] = {}
polydata[2][1] = { x = 1880, y = 1020 }
polydata[2][2] = { x = 1460, y = 1020 }
polydata[2][3] = { x = 1520, y = 980 }
polydata[2][4] = { x = 1880, y = 980 }
polydata[3] = {}
polydata[3][1] = { x = 1100, y = 1020 }
polydata[3][2] = { x = 780, y = 1020 }
polydata[3][3] = { x = 820, y = 980 }
polydata[3][4] = { x = 1060, y = 980 }
polydata[4] = {} --Put all this stuff OUTSIDE your paint hook.
local function HUD()
table.foreachi(polydata, surface.DrawPoly) --Put this in your paint hook.
end
hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "HUD", HUD )[/lua]
[QUOTE=Blackout338;42732957]I used your polyedit but i'm a bit confused as to how to turn it into a HUD, it doesn't seem to show and spams this through console [code]Table not table! (type is number)[/code] What am I doing wrong?
[lua] polydata = {}
polydata[1] = {}
polydata[1][1] = { x = 40, y = 1020 }
polydata[1][2] = { x = 40, y = 980 }
polydata[1][3] = { x = 400, y = 980 }
polydata[1][4] = { x = 460, y = 1020 }
polydata[2] = {}
polydata[2][1] = { x = 1880, y = 1020 }
polydata[2][2] = { x = 1460, y = 1020 }
polydata[2][3] = { x = 1520, y = 980 }
polydata[2][4] = { x = 1880, y = 980 }
polydata[3] = {}
polydata[3][1] = { x = 1100, y = 1020 }
polydata[3][2] = { x = 780, y = 1020 }
polydata[3][3] = { x = 820, y = 980 }
polydata[3][4] = { x = 1060, y = 980 }
polydata[4] = {} --Put all this stuff OUTSIDE your paint hook.
local function HUD()
table.foreachi(polydata, surface.DrawPoly) --Put this in your paint hook.
end
hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "HUD", HUD )[/lua][/QUOTE]
Remove that last polydata[4].
It's an empty table. surface.DrawPoly doesn't know what to do with it.
At least that's what I'm assuming. There's no other information in the error to indicate otherwise.
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Wait
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Wait, I'm stupid.
I need to fix the script. Until then just change:
[lua]
local function HUD()
table.foreachi(polydata, surface.DrawPoly) --Put this in your paint hook.
end
[/lua]
to
[lua]
local function HUD()
table.foreachi(polydata, function(k,v) surface.DrawPoly(v) end) --Put this in your paint hook.
end
[/lua]
[B][editline]
updated
[/editline]
Updated:
[URL="https://www.dropbox.com/s/68p2q6znp1tytv7/polyeditor.lua"]Download here.[/URL][/B]
So I removed polydata[4] and changed the table but it still doesn't display?
[QUOTE=Blackout338;42738496]So I removed polydata[4] and changed the table but it still doesn't display?[/QUOTE]
Use the [URL="https://www.dropbox.com/s/68p2q6znp1tytv7/polyeditor.lua"]updated script[/URL] to generate it OR change your HUD hook to this:
[lua]
local function HUD()
table.foreachi(polydata, function(k,v) surface.DrawPoly(v) end) --Put this in your paint hook.
end
[/lua]
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