Metroid Prime SWEP is a passion project recreation of the original Metroid Prime character controller for Garry's Mod with utmost fidelity in mind. The project also ships with a comprehensive API and a multitude of hooks for developers to integrate their own add-ons.
- Save States
- Power Beam, Wave Beam, Ice Beam and Plasma Beam
- Charge Beam
- Missiles
- Super Missiles, Wavebuster, Ice Spreader and Flamethrower
- Combat Visor, Scan Visor, Thermal Visor and X-Ray Visor
- Lock On System
- Log Book System
- Space Jump, Dashing and Air Movement
- Grapple Beam
- Power Suit, Varia Suit, Gravity Suit and Phazon Suit damage reduction
- Morph Ball, Boost Ball, Spider Ball
- Bombs and Power Bombs
- And more...
Key | Default | Action |
---|---|---|
IN_ATTACK | Mouse 1 | Fire Beam, Charge Beam, Bombs (Morph Ball) |
IN_ATTACK2 | Mouse 2 | Fire Missile, Missile Combo, Power Bombs (Morph Ball) |
IN_SPEED | Shift | Lock On, Scan, Grapple Beam, Spider Ball (Morph Ball) |
IN_JUMP | Space Bar | Space Jump, Dash (Lock On), Boost Ball (Morph Ball) |
KEY_UP, KEY_LEFT, KEY_RIGHT, KEY_DOWN | Arrow Keys | Switch Beam |
KEY_E + KEY_UP, KEY_LEFT, KEY_RIGHT, KEY_DOWN | E + Arrow Keys | Switch Visor |
IN_CROUCH | Left Control Key | Morph Ball / Unmorph |
An options menu is available in Sandbox mode from the Spawn Menu. It will be found in the extended portion of the menu in a category labelled "Metroid Prime". The options menu allows users and developers to tweak the display options of their session and enable / disable upgrades as they wish, granted sv_cheats is turned on.
Game Commands
The following commands are all accessible from the options menu:
Command | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
mp_cheats_autosave | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables autosave upon dying or removing the Power Suit. |
mp_cheats_damagetakenscale | 1 - 10 | Multiplies damage taken while using the Power Suit. |
mp_cheats_damagegivenscale | 1 - 10 | Multiplies damage dealt while using the Power Suit. |
mp_cheats_scandashing | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables Scan Dashing feature found in first release of Metroid Prime. |
Control Commands
Warning: Changing controls may have consequences and cause conflicts with other addons. Change at your own risk. Controls use the KEY enums, see the following link for a list of possible values: https://wiki.facepunch.com/gmod/Enums/KEY.
ConVar | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
mp_controls_selectorlayer | 0 - 159 | Defines the visor layer key to use when changing visors. |
mp_controls_selector1 | 0 - 159 | Defines the key to use to swap to Beam/Visor 1. |
mp_controls_selector2 | 0 - 159 | Defines the key to use to swap to Beam/Visor 2. |
mp_controls_selector3 | 0 - 159 | Defines the key to use to swap to Beam/Visor 3. |
mp_controls_selector4 | 0 - 159 | Defines the key to use to swap to Beam/Visor 4. |
Gesture Commands
The following commands are all accessible from the options menu. Gestures can be used to change Beam/Visor using mouse movements instead of keyboard inputs.
ConVar | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
mp_options_gestures | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables gesture feature. |
mp_controls_gesture | 0 - 159 | Defines the key to hold down to initiate a gesture. |
mp_options_gesturedzone | 0.1 - 1.0 | Defines the mouse movement dead zone for gestures. Default value of 0.125. |
mp_options_gesturealpha | 0.1 - 1.0 | Defines the mouse sensitivity for gestures. Default value of 0.125. |
mp_options_gesturehelp | 0 / 1 | Show gesture calibration on screen. |
Display Commands
The following commands are all accessible from the options menu:
Command | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
mp_options_autoaim | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables auto-aim. |
mp_options_viewmodelfov | 54 - 76 | Changes viewmodel FOV. |
mp_options_widescreenfix | 0 / 1 | Stretches HUD to fill widescreen displays. |
mp_options_visoropacity | 0 - 100 | Opacity of heads-up-display. |
mp_options_helmetopacity | 0 - 100 | Opacity of Samus' helmet. |
mp_options_hudlag | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables HUD lag. |
mp_options_facereflection | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables Samus' face reflection on Combat Visor. |
mp_options_keephud | 0 / 1 | Enables or disables HUD display even when the Power Suit is not in use. Must be in inventory. |
Cheat Commands
The following commands are all accessible from the options menu:
Command | Args | Args | Description |
---|---|---|---|
mp_cheats_savestate | - | - | Save current session. |
mp_cheats_deletestate | - | - | Delete current session. |
mp_cheats_set_missileamount | 0 - 255 | - | Set current missile ammo count. |
mp_cheats_set_missilecapacity | 0 - 255 | - | Set missile max ammo count. |
mp_cheats_enable_powerbeam | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Power Beam. |
mp_cheats_enable_wavebeam | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Wave Beam. |
mp_cheats_enable_icebeam | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Ice Beam. |
mp_cheats_enable_plasmabeam | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Plasma Beam |
mp_cheats_enable_chargebeam | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Charge Beam. |
mp_cheats_enable_supermissile | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Super Missile Combo. |
mp_cheats_enable_wavebuster | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Wavebuster Combo. |
mp_cheats_enable_icespreader | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Ice Spreader Combo. |
mp_cheats_enable_flamethrower | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Flamethrower Combo. |
mp_cheats_enable_spacejump | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Space Jump. |
mp_cheats_enable_grapplebeam | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Grapple Beam. |
mp_cheats_enable_powersuit | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Power Suit. |
mp_cheats_enable_variasuit | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Varia Suit. |
mp_cheats_enable_gravitysuit | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Gravity Suit. |
mp_cheats_enable_phazonsuit | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Phazon Suit. |
mp_cheats_set_energytankamount | 0 - 14 | - | Sets base filled energy tank amount. Although this command exists, you probably shouldn't use it. |
mp_cheats_set_energytankcapacity | 0 - 14 | 0 / 1 | First argument sets max energy tank capacity. Second argument to refill health or not. |
mp_cheats_enable_combatvisor | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Combat Visor. |
mp_cheats_enable_scanvisor | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Scan Visor. |
mp_cheats_enable_thermalvisor | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Thermal Visor. |
mp_cheats_enable_xrayvisor | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables X-Ray Visor. |
mp_cheats_enable_morphball | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Morph Ball. |
mp_cheats_enable_morphballbombs | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Morph Ball Bombs. |
mp_cheats_enable_morphballboost | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Boost Ball. |
mp_cheats_enable_morphballspider | 0 / 1 | - | Enables or disables Spider Ball. |
mp_cheats_set_powerbombamount | 0 - 8 | - | Sets current Power Bomb count. |
mp_cheats_set_powerbombcapacity | 0 - 8 | - | Sets Power Bomb max ammo. |
The supplied API offers methods for other addons to integrate with this project. Here you will find a guide on all available features and endpoints.
Damage Types
Weapons use a combination of custom damage types:
DMG Type | Value | Weapons |
---|---|---|
DMG_MP_NULL | 0 | Unused |
DMG_MP_POWER | 1 | Power Beam, Super Missile |
DMG_MP_WAVE | 2 | Wave Beam, Wavebuster |
DMG_MP_ICE | 4 | Ice Beam, Ice Spreader |
DMG_MP_PLASMA | 8 | Plasma Beam, Flamethrower |
DMG_MP_BOMB | 16 | Bombs, Power Bombs |
DMG_MP_SPECIAL | 32 | Missile, Super Missile, Wavebuster, Ice Spreader, Flamethrower, Power Bombs |
To check for a specific damage type, use: https://wiki.facepunch.com/gmod/CTakeDamageInfo:GetDamageCustom
Adding Threat Indicator Support
To add entities to the threat indication system, use the following stub in an autorun script:
game.MetroidPrimeThreats.Add("entity_class_name")
Adding Log Book Support
There are two ways to add Log Book support to your entities. The first method declares the Log Book data directly in your shared.lua file. The second approach makes use of an autorun script to register your entity into the game. If you are the author of the entity you wish to add support for, the first approach is recommended. If you are not the author, your only option will be the second method.
Method 1
In your shared.lua file, declare the following:
ENT.LogBook = {
Description = "",
Left = Material(""), // or nil
Right = Material("") // or nil
}
Values:
Var | Description |
---|---|
Description | Text to be displayed on the Scan Visor upon scan completion. |
Left | Material to be displayed on the left side of the Scan Visor upon scan completion. |
Right | Material to be displayed on the right side of the Scan Visor upon scan completion. |
Additional Values:
Var | Description |
---|---|
ScanDuration | Time required to scan entity. (Default of 1.33) |
Method 2
In your autorun script, add the following stub and change the values to your needs:
game.MetroidPrimeLogBook.Add("entity_class_name", {
Description = "",
Left = Material(""), // or nil
Right = Material("") // or nil
})
VTF/VMT Templates
You can use the following templates for creating your scan images. You can resize the frame however you want as long as your final VTF dimensions are 256 x 512.
Here is what your VMT should look like:
"UnlitGeneric"
{
"$basetexture" "your/texture/path/here"
"$additive" "1"
"$vertexalpha" "1"
"$vertexcolor" "1"
}
Adding Grapple Beam Anchors
To add grapple beam anchors, use the following stub in an autorun script:
game.MetroidPrimeAnchors.Add("entity_class_name")
Adding Spider Ball Surfaces
The Spider Ball uses surface properties to determine if it can ride along surfaces. To learn more about surface properties, see the following link: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Material_surface_properties
By default, the Spider Ball will ride along any metallic surface. To add new surfaces, use the following stub in an autorun script:
game.MetroidPrimeSpiderSurfaces.Add("surface_prop_name")
Adding Lock-On Support
By default, the weapon will use the world space center of an entity to lock on. The API offers a way to define a lock-on attachment. The first method declares the attachment in your Initialize hook. The second approach makes use of an autorun script to register your attachment into the game. If you are the author of the entity you wish to add support for, the first approach is recommended. If you are not the author, your only option will be the second method. Attachments are dynamic, you can change the attachment at any time in your logic as long as it is called server-side. See API section for all available functions in the Entity section.
Method 1
In your Initialize hook:
function ENT:Initialize()
-- Code.
if (self.SetLockOnAttachment) then self:SetLockOnAttachment("your_attachment_name") end
end
Method 2
In your autorun script, add the following stub and change the values to your needs:
game.MetroidPrimeLockOn.Add("entity_class_name", "your_attachment_name")
There are a lot of moving pieces and a lot of different states to this weapon. The project employs a number of design patterns to aid in its maintainability and debugging. At the core of the system lies four state machine classes responsible for keeping track of all timings and states. The state machines act as the data access layer for all networked properties of the weapon.
This is the default SWEP implementation. This is where all files are loaded. This layer only contains functions relevant to the GLua API and calls to the event layer.
- setup.lua : Loads all files and configurations.
- shared.lua : Standard implementation, exposes Primary Attack, Secondary Attack and Think logic.
- init.lua : Standard implementation, tells the game how the weapon should behave when dropped or equipped.
- cl_init.lua: Standard implementation, calls to the rendering stack to display the HUD and how the view should behave.
The events layer is divided into four sections:
This layer contains most of the logic for the Power Suit, everything from firing projectiles, movement, target acquisition, etc. This layer communicates with the state machines to update timings and states.
State machines are created inside InstallDataTables and are responsible for installing all necessary network variables onto a Power Suit instance. There are four state machines in total:
This is the data access layer. This is where events and hooks tap into the timings and states of the weapon. State machines act as classes and are exposed to every part of the code in order to maintain separation of concerns. Although you can interact with state machines directly, you should avoid doing so unless you know what you are doing. To access the state machines on a Power Suit instance, refer to the following code:
local weapon = ply:GetPowerSuit(); // Get Power Suit instance using API.
local armcannon = weapon.ArmCannon; // Arm Cannon state machine instance.
local helmet = weapon.Helmet; // Helmet state machine instance.
local morphball = weapon.MorphBall; // Morph Ball state machine instance.
local powersuit = weapon.PowerSuit; // Power Suit state machine instance.
List of all available hooks.
MP.OnSaveState(powersuit)
Called when a Power Suit has saved its state to disk.
1. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
hook.Add("MP.OnSaveState", "DEBUG.OnSaveState", function(powersuit)
print("MP.OnSaveState", powersuit);
end);
MP.OnVisorChanged(powersuit, previousVisor, nextVisor)
Called when changing visors.
1. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Number
previousVisor
Previous visor index.
3. Number
nextVisor
New visor index.
hook.Add("MP.OnVisorChanged", "DEBUG.OnVisorChanged", function(powersuit, previousVisor, nextVisor)
print("MP.OnVisorChanged", powersuit, previousVisor, nextVisor);
end);
MP.OnTargetChanged(powersuit, target)
Called when visor target has changed.
1. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Entity
target
New target.
hook.Add("MP.OnTargetChanged", "DEBUG.OnTargetChanged", function(powersuit, target)
print("MP.OnTargetChanged", powersuit, target);
end);
MP.OnScanCompleted(powersuit, target)
Called when the Scan Visor has finished scanning.
1. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Entity
target
Scanned target entity.
hook.Add("MP.OnScanCompleted", "DEBUG.OnScanCompleted", function(powersuit, target)
print("MP.OnScanCompleted", powersuit, target);
end);
MP.OnBeamChanged(powersuit, previousBeam, nextBeam)
Called when changing beams.
1. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Number
previousBeam
Previous beam index.
3. Number
nextBeam
New beam index.
hook.Add("MP.OnBeamChanged", "DEBUG.OnBeamChanged", function(powersuit, previousBeam, nextBeam)
print("MP.OnBeamChanged", powersuit, previousBeam, nextBeam);
end);
MP.ChargeBeamThink(powersuit)
Called on every frame/tick the charge beam is active.
1. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
hook.Add("MP.ChargeBeamThink", "DEBUG.ChargeBeamThink", function(powersuit)
print("MP.ChargeBeamThink", powersuit);
end);
MP.OnMorphBall(ply, powersuit, morphball)
Called upon transitioning into Morph Ball mode.
1. Entity
ply
Player that morphed.
2. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
3. Entity
morphball
Morph Ball entity reference.
hook.Add("MP.OnMorphBall", "DEBUG.OnMorphBall", function(ply, powersuit, morphball)
print("MP.OnMorphBall", ply, powersuit, morphball);
end);
MP.OnMorphBallUnmorph(ply, powersuit)
Called upon exiting Morph Ball mode.
1. Entity
ply
Player that unmorphed.
2. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
hook.Add("MP.OnMorphBallUnmorph", "DEBUG.OnMorphBallUnmorph", function(ply, powersuit)
print("MP.OnMorphBallUnmorph", ply, powersuit);
end);
MP.OnMorphBallBoost(morphball)
Called when Boost Ball fires.
1. Entity
morphball
Morph Ball entity that boosted.
hook.Add("MP.OnMorphBallBoost", "DEBUG.OnMorphBallBoost", function(morphball)
print("MP.OnMorphBallBoost", morphball);
end);
MP.MorphBallSpiderThink(morphball, surfaceParent, parentPhys, parentVelocity)
Called every tick the Spider Ball is active.
1. Entity
morphball
Morph Ball entity reference.
2. Entity
surfaceParent
Surface entity on which Morph Ball is riding.
3. PhysObj
parentPhys
Physics Object of surface parent.
4. Vector
parentVelocity
Velocity of parent at Morph Ball position in world coordinates.
hook.Add("MP.MorphBallSpiderThink", "DEBUG.MorphBallSpiderThink", function(morphball, surfaceParent, parentPhys, parentVelocity)
print("MP.MorphBallSpiderThink", morphball, surfaceParent, parentPhys, parentVelocity);
end);
MP.OnDash(ply, powersuit)
Called upon dashing.
1. Entity
ply
Player that dashed.
2. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
hook.Add("MP.OnDash", "DEBUG.OnDash", function(ply, powersuit)
print("MP.OnDash", ply, powersuit);
end);
Boolean
MP.GrappleBeamThink(ply, powersuit, anchor)
Called every tick the Grapple Beam is active.
1. Entity
ply
Player grappling.
2. Entity
powersuit
Power Suit weapon reference.
3. Entity
anchor
Entity onto which Grapple Beam is anchored.
1. Boolean
Return true to override default grapple behavior.
The following example will prevent the player from swinging and print the anchor to console.
hook.Add("MP.GrappleBeamThink", "DEBUG.GrappleBeamThink", function(ply, powersuit, anchor)
print("MP.GrappleBeamThink", ply, powersuit, anchor);
return true;
end);
MP.PreDrawPowerSuitHUD(weapon, damage)
Called before the Power Suit HUD, Visor and components have finished drawing. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Number
damage
Damage variable, used for animating HUD elements upon damage.
hook.Add("MP.PreDrawPowerSuitHUD", "DEBUG.PreDrawPowerSuitHUD", function(weapon, damage)
print("MP.PreDrawPowerSuitHUD", weapon, damage);
end);
MP.PostDrawPowerSuitHUD(weapon, damage)
Called after the Power Suit HUD, Visor and components have finished drawing. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Number
damage
Damage variable, used for animating HUD elements upon damage.
hook.Add("MP.PostDrawPowerSuitHUD", "DEBUG.PostDrawPowerSuitHUD", function(weapon, damage)
print("MP.PostDrawPowerSuitHUD", weapon, damage);
end);
Boolean
MP.PreDrawBeamMenu(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
Called before drawing the Beam Menu component to the screen. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Vector
pos
Position used for 3D rendering of Beam Menu.
3. Angle
angle
Angle used for 3D rendering of Beam Menu.
4. Vector
up
Up vector of angle.
5. Vector
right
Right vector of angle.
6. Vector
forward
Forward vector of angle.
7. Number
fovCompensation
FOV compensation ratio used in 3D rendering of Beam Menu.
8. Number
blend
Current blend of render calls. Used for transparency of 3D Beam Menu.
9. Boolean
widescreen
Whether or not to stretch rendering of 3D Beam Menu for wide screens.
1. Boolean
Return True to prevent drawing the default Beam Menu.
The following example will prevent rendering of the Beam Menu and print all arguments to console.
hook.Add("MP.PreDrawBeamMenu", "DEBUG.PreDrawBeamMenu", function(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
print("MP.PreDrawBeamMenu", weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen);
return true;
end);
MP.PostDrawBeamMenu(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
Called after drawing the Beam Menu component to the screen. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Vector
pos
Position used for 3D rendering of Beam Menu.
3. Angle
angle
Angle used for 3D rendering of Beam Menu.
4. Vector
up
Up vector of angle.
5. Vector
right
Right vector of angle.
6. Vector
forward
Forward vector of angle.
7. Number
fovCompensation
FOV compensation ratio used in 3D rendering of Beam Menu.
8. Number
blend
Current blend of render calls. Used for transparency of 3D Beam Menu.
9. Boolean
widescreen
Whether or not to stretch rendering of 3D Beam Menu for wide screens.
hook.Add("MP.PostDrawBeamMenu", "DEBUG.PostDrawBeamMenu", function(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
print("MP.PostDrawBeamMenu", weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen);
end);
Boolean
MP.PreDrawVisorMenu(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
Called before drawing the Visor Menu component to the screen. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Vector
pos
Position used for 3D rendering of Visor Menu.
3. Angle
angle
Angle used for 3D rendering of Visor Menu.
4. Vector
up
Up vector of angle.
5. Vector
right
Right vector of angle.
6. Vector
forward
Forward vector of angle.
7. Number
fovCompensation
FOV compensation ratio used in 3D rendering of Visor Menu.
8. Number
blend
Current blend of render calls. Used for transparency of 3D Visor Menu.
9. Boolean
widescreen
Whether or not to stretch rendering of 3D Visor Menu for wide screens.
1. Boolean
Return True to prevent drawing the default Visor Menu.
The following example will prevent rendering of the Visor Menu and print all arguments to console.
hook.Add("MP.PreDrawVisorMenu", "DEBUG.PreDrawVisorMenu", function(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
print("MP.PreDrawVisorMenu", weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen);
return true;
end);
MP.PostDrawVisorMenu(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
Called after drawing the Visor Menu component to the screen. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Vector
pos
Position used for 3D rendering of Visor Menu.
3. Angle
angle
Angle used for 3D rendering of Visor Menu.
4. Vector
up
Up vector of angle.
5. Vector
right
Right vector of angle.
6. Vector
forward
Forward vector of angle.
7. Number
fovCompensation
FOV compensation ratio used in 3D rendering of Visor Menu.
8. Number
blend
Current blend of render calls. Used for transparency of 3D Visor Menu.
9. Boolean
widescreen
Whether or not to stretch rendering of 3D Visor Menu for wide screens.
hook.Add("MP.PostDrawVisorMenu", "DEBUG.PostDrawVisorMenu", function(weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen)
print("MP.PostDrawVisorMenu", weapon, pos, angle, up, right, forward, fovCompensation, blend, widescreen);
end);
Boolean
MP.PreDrawMorphBallHUD(weapon)
Called before the Morph Ball HUD has finished drawing. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
1. Boolean
Return true to prevent drawing the Morph Ball HUD.
The following example will prevent drawing the default Morph Ball HUD.
hook.Add("MP.PreDrawMorphBallHUD", "DEBUG.PreDrawMorphBallHUD", function(weapon)
print("MP.PreDrawMorphBallHUD", weapon);
return true;
end);
MP.PostDrawMorphBallHUD(weapon)
Called after the Morph Ball HUD has finished drawing. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
hook.Add("MP.PostDrawMorphBallHUD", "DEBUG.PostDrawMorphBallHUD", function(weapon)
print("MP.PostDrawMorphBallHUD", weapon);
end);
Boolean
MP.PreDrawCombatVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
Called before the Combat Visor has finished drawing. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Table
beam
Current beam config table.
3. Table
visor
Current visor config table.
4. Vector
hudPos
Position used to render 3D Combat Visor UI.
5. Angle
hudAngle
Angle used to render 3D Combat Visor UI.
6. Vector
guiPos
Position used to render the static elements of the 3D Combat Visor.
7. Color
guiColor
Color used to render the static elements of the 3D Combat Visor.
8. Number
fovRatio
FOV ratio used for positioning of 3D elements.
9. Number
transition
Transition interpolator. This is used to fade visors into each other upon switching.
10. Number
transitionStart
Transition start, indicates if fading in or out.
11. Boolean
widescreen
Boolean used to stretch 3D elements for wide screens.
12. Number
visorOpacity
Visor opacity, set by the command mp_options_visoropacity.
1. Boolean
Return true to prevent drawing the Combat Visor.
The following example will prevent drawing the default Combat Visor.
hook.Add("MP.PreDrawCombatVisor", "DEBUG.PreDrawCombatVisor", function(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
return true;
end);
MP.PostDrawCombatVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
Called after the Combat Visor has finished drawing. This hook is called inside a 2D rendering context.
1. Entity
weapon
Power Suit weapon reference.
2. Table
beam
Current beam config table.
3. Table
visor
Current visor config table.
4. Vector
hudPos
Position used to render 3D Combat Visor UI.
5. Angle
hudAngle
Angle used to render 3D Combat Visor UI.
6. Vector
guiPos
Position used to render the static elements of the 3D Combat Visor.
7. Color
guiColor
Color used to render the static elements of the 3D Combat Visor.
8. Number
fovRatio
FOV ratio used for positioning of 3D elements.
9. Number
transition
Transition interpolator. This is used to fade visors into each other upon switching.
10. Number
transitionStart
Transition start, indicates if fading in or out.
11. Boolean
widescreen
Boolean used to stretch 3D elements for wide screens.
12. Number
visorOpacity
Visor opacity, set by the command mp_options_visoropacity.
hook.Add("MP.PostDrawCombatVisor", "DEBUG.PostDrawCombatVisor", function(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
print("MP.PostDrawCombatVisor", weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity);
end);
Boolean
MP.PreDrawScanVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
This hook is identical to MP.PreDrawCombatVisor.
MP.PostDrawScanVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
This hook is identical to MP.PostDrawCombatVisor.
Boolean
MP.PreDrawThermalVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
This hook is identical to MP.PreDrawCombatVisor.
MP.PostDrawThermalVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
This hook is identical to MP.PostDrawCombatVisor.
Boolean
MP.PreDrawXRayVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
This hook is identical to MP.PreDrawCombatVisor.
MP.PostDrawXRayVisor(weapon, beam, visor, hudPos, hudAngle, guiPos, guiColor, fovRatio, transition, transitionStart, widescreen, visorOpacity)
This hook is identical to MP.PostDrawCombatVisor.
List of all accessible API endpoints to facilitate addon integrations. To view the raw API, click here.
Entity
_player:GetPowerSuit()
Get Power Suit instance of a player.
This function can return nil if the StateIdentifier variable is not set on the instance. StateIdentifier is a special variable used to indicate that the state successfully loaded.
1. Entity
Weapon or nil if not in player's inventory.
Boolean, Entity
_player:UsingPowerSuit(ignoreState)
Determines if a player is currently using the Power Suit.
This function can return false,nil if the StateIdentifier variable is not set on the instance. StateIdentifier is a special variable used to indicate that the state successfully loaded.
1. Boolean
ignoreState
Ignores checking for StateIdentifier. Not recommended unless you know what you are doing.
1. Boolean
True if active weapon is Power Suit, False otherwise.
2. Entity
Weapon instance if True, nil if False.
Boolean, Entity
_player:UsingMorphBall()
Determines if a player is currently using the Morph Ball.
1. Boolean
True if using Morph Ball, False otherwise.
2. Entity
Morph Ball entity if True, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:IsMorphBall()
Checks if the entity is a Morph Ball.
1. Boolean
True if entity is a Morph Ball and valid, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:IsGrappleAnchor()
Checks if the entity is a Grapple Anchor.
1. Boolean
True if entity is a registered anchor, False otherwise.
_entity:SetIgnitable(ignitable)
Make entity ignitable when damaged by Plasma Beam.
1. Boolean
ignitable
True if ignitable, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:IsIgnitable()
Determines if entity can be ignited when damaged by Plasma Beam.
1. Boolean
True if ignitable, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:CanBeScanned()
Determines if entity can be scanned using the Scan Visor.
1. Boolean
True if scannable, False otherwise.
String, Material, Material, Number
_entity:GetLogBookData()
Get Log Book data from an entity.
This function returns nil if no Log Book data was found.
1. String
Description or nil.
2. Material
Left image or nil.
3. Material
Right image or nil.
4. Number
Scan duration or nil.
Boolean
_entity:SetXRayHot(hot)
Marks an entity as hot on the X-Ray Visor. Hot entities appear solid white.
1. Boolean
hot
True if hot, False if normal.
1. Boolean
Hot. False on failure.
Boolean
_entity:SetXRayCold(cold)
Marks an entity as cold on the X-Ray Visor. Cold entities are invisible.
1. Boolean
cold
True if cold, False if normal.
1. Boolean
Cold. False on failure.
Boolean
_entity:IsXRayHot()
Determines if an entity is marked as hot on the X-Ray Visor.
1. Boolean
True if hot, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:IsXRayCold()
Determines if an entity is marked as cold on the X-Ray Visor.
1. Boolean
True if cold, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:SetThermalHot(hot)
Marks an entity as hot on the Thermal Visor. Hot entities appear red.
1. Boolean
hot
True if hot, False if normal.
1. Boolean
Hot. False on failure.
Boolean
_entity:SetThermalCold(cold)
Marks an entity as cold on the Thermal Visor. Cold entities are invisible.
1. Boolean
cold
True if cold, False if normal.
1. Boolean
Cold. False on failure.
Boolean
_entity:IsThermalHot()
Determines if an entity is marked as hot on the Thermal Visor.
1. Boolean
True if hot, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:IsThermalCold()
Determines if an entity is marked as cold on the Thermal Visor.
1. Boolean
True if cold, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:HasHeatSignature()
Determines if an entity will appear on the Thermal Visor and is not cold.
1. Boolean
True if has signature, False otherwise.
Boolean
_entity:HasXRaySignature()
Determines if an entity is marked as cold or hot on the X-Ray Visor.
1. Boolean
True if has signature, False otherwise.
Vector
_entity:GetLockOnPosition()
Get the lock-on position of an entity.
1. Vector
Lock-on position.
Number
_entity:GetLockOnAttachment()
Get the lock-on attachment ID.
This function returns 0 if the attachment does not exist and -1 if the model is invalid.
1. Number
Lock-on attachment ID.
_entity:SetLockOnAttachment(name)
Defines the entity's lock-on attachment.
1. String
name
The name of the attachment to use for lock-on.
Boolean
_player:SavePowerSuitState()
Saves current Power Suit state to disk.
1. Boolean
True if saved successfully, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:LoadPowerSuitState(json)
Loads a state file to the player's Power Suit.
Although you can use this function, you probably shouldn't.
1. String
json
String containing a valid JSON state for the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if loaded successfully, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:DeletePowerSuitState(reload)
Deletes current Power Suit state from disk.
1. Boolean
reload
If True, will reset weapon now. If False, will reset weapon on next spawn. Warning: If 'Auto Save' is on and you are reloading weapon on next spawn, this function will basically do nothing.
1. Boolean
True if deleted successfully, False otherwise.
Number
_player:GetPowerSuitEnergyTanks()
Determines the base amount of filled energy tanks the Power Suit starts with.
This function does not return the current health of the player. Although you can use this function, you probably shouldn't.
1. Number
Base amount of filled energy tanks, or nil on failure.
Number
_player:AddPowerSuitEnergyTanks(amount, norefill)
Adds a set amount of base energy tanks.
Although you can use this function, you probably shouldn't.
1. Number
amount
Amount of base energy tanks to add.
2. Boolean
norefill
False to refill health, True to prevent.
1. Number
Base amount of filled energy tanks, or nil on failure.
Number
_player:SetPowerSuitEnergyTanks(amount, norefill)
Sets the amount of base energy tanks.
Although you can use this function, you probably shouldn't.
1. Number
amount
Amount of base energy tanks.
2. Boolean
norefill
False to refill health, True to prevent.
1. Number
Base amount of filled energy tanks, or nil on failure.
Number
_player:GetPowerSuitMaxEnergyTanks()
Determines the total energy tank capacity of a player.
1. Number
Amount of energy tanks, or nil on failure.
Number
_player:AddPowerSuitMaxEnergyTanks(amount, refill)
Adds a set amount of energy tanks to the Power Suit.
1. Number
amount
Amount of energy tanks to add.
2. Boolean
refill
True to refill health, False otherwise.
1. Number
Total amount of energy tanks, nil on failure.
Number
_player:SetPowerSuitMaxEnergyTanks(amount, refill)
Sets the amount of energy tanks on the Power Suit.
1. Number
amount
Amount of energy tanks to set.
2. Boolean
refill
True to refill health, False otherwise.
1. Number
Total amount of energy tanks, nil on failure.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitVisorEnabled(index)
Determines if some visor is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Number
index
Visor index to test. (Values are 1 to 4)
1. Boolean
True if visor is enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitVisor(index, enable)
Enables or disables a visor on the Power Suit.
1. Number
index
Visor index to enable. (Values are 1 to 4)
2. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitBeamEnabled(index)
Determines if some beam is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Number
index
Beam index to test. (Values are 1 to 4)
1. Boolean
True if beam is enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitBeam(index, enable)
Enables or disables a beam on the Power Suit.
1. Number
index
Beam index to enable. (Values are 1 to 4)
2. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitChargeBeamEnabled()
Determines if Charge Beam is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitChargeBeam(enable)
Enables or disables Charge Beam on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitMissileComboEnabled(index)
Determines if some missile combo is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Number
index
Beam index to test. (Values are 1 to 4)
1. Boolean
True if combo is enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitMissileCombo(index, enable)
Enables or disables a missile combo on the Power Suit.
1. Number
index
Beam index to enable. (Values are 1 to 4)
2. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Number
_player:GetPowerSuitAmmo(type)
Determines the current ammo count for a given type.
Currently only supports type "Missile".
1. String
type
Ammo type to check.
1. Number
Ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:AddPowerSuitAmmo(type, amount)
Adds a set amount of ammo of a given type.
Currently only supports type "Missile".
1. String
type
Ammo type to add.
2. Number
amount
Amount of ammo to add.
1. Number
Ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:SetPowerSuitAmmo(type, amount)
Sets amount of ammo of a given type.
Currently only supports type "Missile".
1. String
type
Ammo type to set.
2. Number
amount
Amount to set.
1. Number
Ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:GetPowerSuitMaxAmmo(type)
Determines the max ammo capacity for a given type.
Currently only supports type "Missile".
1. String
type
Ammo type to check.
1. Number
Max ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:AddPowerSuitMaxAmmo(type, amount)
Adds a set amount of ammo capacity for a given type.
Currently only supports type "Missile".
1. String
type
Ammo type to add.
2. Number
amount
Capacity to add.
1. Number
Capacity, nil on failure.
Number
_player:SetPowerSuitMaxAmmo(type, amount)
Sets ammo capacity of a given type.
Currently only supports type "Missile".
1. String
type
Ammo type to set.
2. Number
amount
Capacity to set.
1. Number
Capacity, nil on failure.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitSpaceJumpEnabled()
Determines if Space Jump is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitSpaceJump(enable)
Enables or disables Space Jump on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitGrappleEnabled()
Determines if Grapple Beam is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitGrapple(enable)
Enables or disables Grapple Beam on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsPowerSuitSuitEnabled(suit)
Determines if some suit is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Number
suit
Suit index to test. (Values are 1 to 4)
1. Boolean
True if suit is enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnablePowerSuitSuit(suit, enable)
Enables or disables a suit on the Power Suit.
1. Number
suit
Suit index to enable. (Values are 1 to 4)
2. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsMorphBallEnabled()
Determines if Morph Ball feature is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnableMorphBall(enable)
Enables or disables Morph Ball feature on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsMorphBallBombsEnabled()
Determines if Morph Ball Bombs are enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnableMorphBallBombs(enable)
Enables or disables Morph Ball Bombs feature on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsMorphBallBoostEnabled()
Determines if Boost Ball is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnableMorphBallBoost(enable)
Enables or disables Boost Ball feature on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:IsMorphBallSpiderEnabled()
Determines if Spider Ball is enabled on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
True if enabled, False otherwise.
Boolean
_player:EnableMorphBallSpider(enable)
Enables or disables Spider Ball feature on the Power Suit.
1. Boolean
enable
True to enable, False otherwise.
1. Boolean
True on success, False otherwise.
Number
_player:GetPowerSuitPowerBombAmmo()
Determines the current power bomb ammo count.
1. Number
Power bomb ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:AddPowerSuitPowerBombAmmo(amount)
Adds a set amount of power bomb ammo.
1. Number
amount
Amount of power bomb ammo to add.
1. Number
Power bomb ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:SetPowerSuitPowerBombAmmo(amount)
Sets power bomb ammo count.
1. Number
amount
Amount of power bomb ammo to set.
1. Number
Power bomb ammo count, nil on failure.
Number
_player:GetPowerSuitPowerBombMaxAmmo()
Determines the current power bomb ammo capacity.
1. Number
Power bomb ammo capacity, nil on failure.
Number
_player:AddPowerSuitPowerBombMaxAmmo(amount)
Adds a set amount of power bomb ammo capacity.
1. Number
amount
Power bomb ammo capacity to add.
1. Number
Power bomb ammo capacity, nil on failure.
Number
_player:SetPowerSuitPowerBombMaxAmmo(amount)
Sets power bomb ammo capacity.
1. Number
amount
Power bomb ammo capacity to set.
1. Number
Power bomb ammo capacity, nil on failure.
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