OpenSauce Halo CE SDK Update #2 (RC)

Silent, that is very nice of you.

However, I don't get the issue now with 1.09; version changer is out and using the exe i just put out to update sapp, wont all of your shit still work? I mean it should. 0 memory addys are shifted as its a modified 1.08exe and gameservers sees it as 1.09. The version check is removed from the 1.08exe allowing 1.09 to join.

Unless I am mistaken that means OS should work? Ive been drinking so ill check it out tomorrow.

nah one thing is still broke...
rec0's app.

Im working on it as we speak, no guarantees though, im a noob that may be outta my scope. We shall see. xD

pssh everyone starts off somewhere
and right now i'm a noob too ;)

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Originally Posted by Kornman00

firefox ftw

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:fflove:

There is your fix, Mozilla Firefox!
IE is epic fail... I hate it. Mainly because it is stupid and needs almost COMPLETELY different CSS code when making websites where as other web browsers do not...
Microsoft think they are better than W3C...

IE cannot open my website :haw:

I'm such a revolutionist...no basically it's some stupid script problem but idc.

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Originally Posted by justin108

Silent, that is very nice of you.

However, I don't get the issue now with 1.09; version changer is out and using the exe i just put out to update sapp, wont all of your shit still work? I mean it should. 0 memory addys are shifted as its a modified 1.08exe and gameservers sees it as 1.09. The version check is removed from the 1.08exe allowing 1.09 to join.

Unless I am mistaken that means OS should work? Ive been drinking so ill check it out tomorrow.

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The issue, is thats still 1.08 cleint, hense the IE fix and ram issue isnt included.

In other words, we are at square one, apart from the 1.09 build number has been included into version changer, which would have taken me about 5 seconds to add to my OS project.

For the sake of fucks, I added a RAR with the source files whom were changed in order to accommodate major bug fixes (ie, in the settings and hud view) along with a readme detailing what exactly was changed for the curious.


There appears to be confusion on how to create hs functions with parameters. Show to hopefully get FireScythe rolling or figuring out what he is doing wrong (or if maybe there is a problem even in the SDK), here is a small reference:

When adding new functions there are a couple of source files which you'll need to modify:

Game/ScriptLibrary.inl

__SCRIPTLIBRARY_ENUMERATIONS region: defines the order in which the definitions are added to the yelo hs functions/globals. The order here MUST match the same order in __SCRIPTLIBRARY_DEFINITION_LISTING.

__SCRIPTLIBRARY_DECLARATIONS region: Here is where you use the DECLARE_HS_* macros to actually declare the functions/globals you want to expose. Note that these DECLARE_HS_* macros can be placed in other source files (said macros are defined in ScriptLibrary.hpp).

__SCRIPTLIBRARY_DEFINITIONS region: Here is where you use the HS definition macros to actually put a meaning to the declarations from earlier. Since the macro implementations are defined in ScriptLibrary.cpp, the definitions can only exist here and not in say GameEngine.cpp.

__SCRIPTLIBRARY_DEFINITION_LISTING region: Here is where you define the yelo functions/globals which can be accessed in HS. The order here MUST match the same order in __SCRIPTLIBRARY_ENUMERATIONS.

Game/ScriptLibrary.cpp

InitializeLibrary function: here is where you initialize the hs definition with the script function's delegate. Structure is outlined for Debug/Release and User/Dedi specific constructs.

How to define the script function's delegate

Code:

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void* [FunctionName]Evaluate(void** arguments)
{
 struct s_arguments {
  [arguments declarations]
 }* args = CAST_PTR(s_arguments*, arguments);
 [function logic]
 return NULL; // or if the function is suppose to return a value, cast to "void*"
}

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Example:

Code:

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bool VolumeTestPlayerTeam(int16 trigger_volume, int16 team_index)
{
 return true;
}
void* VolumeTestPlayerTeamEvaluate(void** arguments)
{
 struct s_arguments {
  int16 trigger_volume;
  int16 team_index;
 }* args = CAST_PTR(s_arguments*, arguments);
 bool result = VolumeTestPlayerTeam(args->trigger_volume, args->team_index);
 return CAST_PTR(void*, result);
}

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NOTE: You should be struct layout smart if doing anything with more than one parameter.


NOTE: If you don't understand why exactly a transexual type like "void*" is being used here, you probably shouldn't be dealing with code at this level. Get a low level engineer to join your team/project.

And no, I'm not for hire. Unless you have deep pockets.

I now realize that I didn't stick to one naming scheme: it's either parameter or argument. Semantics or not, should have stuck with one.

Ok, so under __SCRIPTLIBRARY_ENUMERATIONS

Code:

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Functions
enum hs_function_enumeration : int16 {
    //_hs_function_null,

    _hs_function_volume_test_player_team,
    _hs_function_volume_test_player_team_all,
    _hs_function_player_team_teleport,
    _hs_function_player_team_players,
   
    //PostProcessing//////////////
    _hs_function_pp_load,
    _hs_function_pp_unload,
    _hs_function_pp_set_effect_active,
    //PostProcessing//////////////

// debug functions
#ifdef API_DEBUG
    _hs_function_test_networking,
#endif
    k_hs_function_enumeration_count,
};

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under __SCRIPTLIBRARY_DECLARATIONS

Code:

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Functions
//DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION(null);

DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(volume_test_player_team);
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(volume_test_player_team_all);
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(player_team_teleport);
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(player_team_players);

//PostProcessing//////////////
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION(pp_load);
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION(pp_unload);
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION(pp_set_effect_active);
//PostProcessing//////////////

// debug functions
#ifdef API_DEBUG
DECLARE_HS_FUNCTION(test_networking);
#endif

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under __SCRIPTLIBRARY_DEFINITIONS

Code:

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Functions
//HS_FUNCTION(null, void, "", "");

HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(volume_test_player_team, bool, "returns true if any players of the specified team are within the specified volume.", "<volume> <team-index>", 2,
    HS_TYPE(trigger_volume),
    HS_TYPE(short)
);
HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(volume_test_player_team_all, bool, "returns true if all players of the specified team are within the specified volume.", "<volume> <team-index>", 2,
    HS_TYPE(trigger_volume),
    HS_TYPE(short)
);
HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(player_team_teleport, void, "moves the specified team to the specified flag.", "<team-index> <cutscene-flag>", 1,
    HS_TYPE(short),
    HS_TYPE(cutscene_flag)
);
HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(player_team_players, object_list, "returns a list of players on the specified team", "<team-index>", 1,
    HS_TYPE(short)
);

//PostProcessing//////////////
HS_FUNCTION(pp_load, void, "loads post processing");
HS_FUNCTION(pp_unload, void, "unloads post processing");
HS_FUNCTION_WITH_PARAMS(pp_set_effect_active, void, "instantly set an effect to on or off", "<effect-index>", 1,
    HS_TYPE(short)
);
//PostProcessing//////////////

// debug functions
#ifdef API_DEBUG
    HS_FUNCTION(test_networking, void, "");
#endif

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and under __SCRIPTLIBRARY_DEFINITION_LISTING

Code:

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Functions
static hs_function_definition* hs_yelo_functions[] = {
    //&GET_HS_FUNCTION(null),
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(volume_test_player_team),
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(volume_test_player_team_all),
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(player_team_teleport),
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(player_team_players),

    //PostProcessing//////////////
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(pp_load),
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(pp_unload),
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(pp_set_effect_active),
    //PostProcessing//////////////
    // debug functions
#ifdef API_DEBUG
    &GET_HS_FUNCTION(test_networking),
#endif
};

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then InitializeLibrary and the function delegate

Code:

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void InitializeLibrary()
{
    //GET_HS_FUNCTION(null).evaluate = (hs_evaluate_proc)GET_FUNC_VPTR(HS_NULL_EVALUTE);

    // Come back later please...under construction
    NullifyScriptFunctionWithParams( GET_HS_FUNCTION(volume_test_player_team) );
    NullifyScriptFunctionWithParams( GET_HS_FUNCTION(volume_test_player_team_all) );
    NullifyScriptFunctionWithParams( GET_HS_FUNCTION(player_team_teleport) );
    NullifyScriptFunctionWithParams( GET_HS_FUNCTION(player_team_players) );

#ifdef API_DEBUG

    #ifndef YELO_NO_NETWORK
    InitializeScriptFunction(Enums::_hs_function_test_networking, MessageDeltas::TestToNetwork);
    #else
    NullifyScriptFunction( GET_HS_FUNCTION(test_networking) );
    #endif

#endif
    MemoryUpgradesInitialize();

    InitializeCreateScriptFunction();
       
    InitializeScriptFunction(Enums::_hs_function_pp_load, Yelo::PostProcessing::HS_Load);
    InitializeScriptFunction(Enums::_hs_function_pp_unload, Yelo::PostProcessing::HS_Unload);
    InitializeScriptFunctionWithParams(Enums::_hs_function_pp_set_effect_active, Yelo::PostProcessing::HS_SetEffectActiveEvaluate);

    AllowFullAccess(true);
}

void*        HS_SetEffectActiveEvaluate(void** arguments)
{
    struct s_arguments {
        int16 index;
    }* args = CAST_PTR(s_arguments*, arguments);
    return NULL;
}

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Set up like this, pp_unload and pp_load work as expected, but pp_set_effect_active exceptions without reaching HS_SetEffectActiveEvaluate.

Funny thing is...all the functions are initialized before InitializeCreateScriptFunction is called...which sets up the function template code bytes (hs_eval_func_no_param/hs_eval_func_has_param) with some pointer values. I've only ran tests with everything initialized in that same part of the function, not after InitializeCreateScriptFunction. Ummm...try that. I've had functions with parameters run just fine like this ;x.

Also, you're not consistant in your declarations vs definitions.