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gear

The gladiator's authored kit, spawned from primitives and the slice's materials: galea, manica and spongia, harness, lorica and cape tiers, subligaculum and balteus, greave, fascia, sandals, the five career weapons, the parma shield, the lock-on marker, a training palus and parti…

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What it does

game.player.gear

The gladiator's authored kit, spawned from primitives and the slice's materials: galea, manica and spongia, harness, lorica and cape tiers, subligaculum and balteus, greave, fascia, sandals, the five career weapons, the parma shield, the lock-on marker, a training palus and particle bursts. Also the small vector/quaternion toolkit (G.Q) the Gladiator component poses with. Called only by game.player.Gladiator.

Interface

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zero/source-extract/v2

game/player/gear.module — the gladiator's authored kit. Bronze crested galea, leather manica with bronze bands and a layered spongia on the sword arm, linen-wrapped shield arm, red subligaculum under a studded leather balteus, a bronze greave and a linen fascia on the shins, sandals, a round bronze parma and the weapon of the career (gladius, spatha, trident, axe, champion's sica). Optional lorica and champion's cape follow the armour the career wears. Everything here SPAWNS from primitives and the slice's own PBR materials (game/player/materials); nothing runs per frame. The Gladiator component builds the kit once the body is ready and poses weapon and shield. Also carries the small vector/quaternion toolkit that posing needs.

Model

v(p: any) → void

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pany

q(r: any) → void

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rany

add(a: ?, b: ?) → void

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a?
b?

sub(a: ?, b: ?) → void

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a?
b?

scale(a: ?, s: number) → void

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a?
snumber

dot(a: ?, b: ?) → number return a

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a?
b?

cross(a: ?, b: ?) → void

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a?
b?

len(a: ?) → number return math

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a?

norm(a: ?) → void

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a?

lerp(a: ?, b: ?, t: number) → void

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a?
b?
tnumber

mul(a: ?, b: ?) → void

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a?
b?

conj(a: ?) → void

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a?

rot(q: ?, v: ?) → void

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q?
v?

axis(x: number, y: number, z: number, a: number) → void

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xnumber
ynumber
znumber
anumber

yaw(a: number) → void

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anumber

basis(X: ?, Y: ?, Z: ?) → void

Rotation whose local X, Y, Z axes land on the given (orthonormal) world axes.

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X?
Y?
Z?

lookY(y: ?, zHint: ?) → void

Local +Y along `y`, local +Z as close to `zHint` as it can be.

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y?
zHint?

lookZ(z: ?, yHint: ?) → void

Local +Z along `z`, local +Y as close to `yHint` as it can be.

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z?
yHint?

skin_tan( ) → void

bronze_dented( ) → void

bronze_dark( ) → void

bronze_gilded( ) → void

leather_oiled( ) → void

leather_dark( ) → void

red_cloth( ) → void

red_plume( ) → void

linen( ) → void

steel_worn( ) → void

steel_dark( ) → void

wood_grip( ) → void

lock_ember( ) → void

blood( ) → void

spark( ) → void

galea( ) → void

parma( ) → void

gladius( ) → void

spatha( ) → void

trident( ) → void

axe( ) → void

champion( ) → void

art(parentId: string, name: string, key: string) → any

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parentIdstring
namestring
keystring

mat(name: string) → any

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namestring

group(parentId: string?, name: string, pos: { number }?, rot: { number }?, scale: { number }?) → void

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parentIdstring?
namestring
pos{ number }?
rot{ number }?
scale{ number }?

part(parentId: string, name: string, model: string, matName: string, pos: { number }, scale: { number }, rot: { number }?) → void

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parentIdstring
namestring
modelstring
matNamestring
pos{ number }
scale{ number }
rot{ number }?

onBone(name: string, bone: any, worldPos: { number }, worldRot: { number }) → void

A group parented under a (scaled, animated) bone whose WORLD transform is worldPos/worldRot at scale 1, so its children are authored in metres.

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namestring
boneany
worldPos{ number }
worldRot{ number }

poseOnBone(e: any, bone: any, worldPos: { number }, worldRot: { number }) → void

Re-pose an entity parented to a bone so it sits at a world transform.

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eany
boneany
worldPos{ number }
worldRot{ number }

buildBody(anchor: any, sock: { [string]: any }) → void

The body kit `sock` is Humanoid.sockets (role -> bone entity); `anchor` is the entity the body turns with (local +X = the body's LEFT, +Z = its forward).

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anchorany
sock{ [string]: any }

keep(g: ?) → void

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g?

P(r: number, u: number, f: number) → void

Body-frame offset (right, up, forward) in a group oriented with the body.

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rnumber
unumber
fnumber

at(role: string, name: string) → void

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rolestring
namestring

seg(a: string, b: string, name: string) → void

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astring
bstring
namestring

buildWeapon(parentId: string, id: string) → void

Weapons (grip at the origin, blade along +Y, flat facing ±Z)

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parentIdstring
idstring

buildShield(parentId: string) → void

Parma: round bronze shield, face along local +Z, grip at the origin.

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parentIdstring

buildMarker(parentId: string) → void

Lock-on marker: an ember diamond inside a slowly turning ring.

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parentIdstring

buildDummy(parentId: string, name: string) → void

Training palus: the wooden post every ludus drills against.

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parentIdstring
namestring

burst(parentId: string, pos: { number }, matName: string, n: number, speed: number, size: number, dir: { number }?) → void

A burst of small particles; the component moves and expires them.

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parentIdstring
pos{ number }
matNamestring
nnumber
speednumber
sizenumber
dir{ number }?

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