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catalog

The data behind `HK.catalog()`: every health model, damage type (with its colour and kill-feed verb), death style, genre preset (model, death style, feed look, friendly fire and tuning) and kill feed look, plus the event list and `VERSION`. `C.model[id]`, `C.damageType[id]`, `C.d…

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What it does

catalog

The data behind HK.catalog(): every health model, damage type (with its colour and kill-feed verb), death style, genre preset (model, death style, feed look, friendly fire and tuning) and kill feed look, plus the event list and VERSION. C.model[id], C.damageType[id], C.deathStyle[id], C.preset[id] and C.feedLook[id] look an entry up; C.everything() returns a copy of it all.

Every entry is labelled with kind (healthModel, damageType, deathStyle, feedLook, preset), family, genres (a list), hasLook and, when it has a look, style (minimal, scifi, fantasy, cartoon, pixel). C.KINDS, C.FAMILIES, C.GENRES and C.STYLES hold the words with labels and descriptions; C.vocabulary() returns a copy of them. C.find(query) returns copies of every matching entry across all kinds, and C.filter(kind, query) does the same within one kind (a kind id, a list name such as "presets", or a list of entries). A query key (id, kind, family, genre/genres, style, hasLook) takes one value or a list; an unknown key or kind is an error.

Interface

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

catalog — everything SecondWind offers, as plain data. local Catalog = require("SecondWind.catalog") for _, m in Catalog.models do print(m.id, m.label) end `SecondWind.catalog()` hands out a copy of this, so a game can build menus from it without hard-coding names.

index(list: { any }) → void

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list{ any }

ids(list: { any }) → void

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list{ any }

copy(v: any) → any

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vany

vocabulary( ) → any

The words the labels use: kinds, families per kind, genres and styles.

wanted(v: any) → void

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vany

matches(e: any, q: any) → boolean

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eany
qany

checkQuery(q: any) → any

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qany

listFor(which: any) → void

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whichany

filter(which: any, query: any?) → void

Entries of one kind (a kind id like "deathStyle", a list name like "models", or a list) matching every key of the query. A key takes one value or a list of values (any of them matches). Returns copies.

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whichany
queryany?

find(query: any?) → void

The same across every kind; put `kind` in the query to narrow it.

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queryany?

everything( ) → any

Everything the kit offers, as one table a game can read.

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backing path · SecondWind.package/catalog.module

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