modular_aphelion/modules/fitness/code/garment_fitting.dm 
| FIT_INDEX | Index of a pixel of a 32x32 view in the fitting's pixel lists, from x and y counted from the view's top left from 0, as the templates give them. |
|---|---|
| PEC_PANEL_MAX_MOVE | The furthest a top's chest panel moves out over pecs drawn under it, in pixels. |
| SLEEVE_MIN_PIXELS | Sleeve modes (garment_sleeve_mode()): fewer sleeve pixels than this over the arms is no sleeve at all. |
| SLEEVE_LIT_MIN | A sleeve colour is lit, and counts, when its brightest channel is at least this; darker ones are outlines and shadows. |
| SLEEVE_GREY_PERCENT | A lit colour is grey when its channels spread less than this percentage of its brightest one. |
| SLEEVE_MAX_COLOURS | The most lit colours, greys or hued ones, plain sleeves have. |
| SLEEVE_MAX_HUE_SPREAD | The widest arc of hues, in degrees, plain sleeves span. |
| SLEEVE_MAX_GREYS_WITH_HUE | The most greys plain sleeves of a hue have beside it. |
| /proc/garment_fit_templates | Returns the limb templates garments are fitted with, read from fitting/fit_templates.json the first time they're asked for: SSgarment_fitting reads them as the server starts. The file is compiled into the resource file, so a server has it wherever it runs. |
| /proc/garment_fit_upper_core | Returns the upper third, by rows, of a limb template's baseline pixels: on an arm, what a sleeve covers and a strap over the shoulder doesn't. The sleeve test reads it (/datum/garment_fit_view/proc/apply_bands(), garment_front_sleeves()). |
| /proc/garment_pec_templates | Returns the templates tops are fitted to pecs with, read from fitting/pec_templates.json and fitting/pec_flex_templates.json the first time they're asked for, as the limb templates are. |
| /proc/garment_pec_flex | Returns a pec flex's templates, as garment_pec_templates() holds them under flexes: its frame delays, and its shapes,
each shape's templates by view on each of its frames. Null for a sheet that isn't a pec flex's, like a jiggle's, or none. |
| /datum/garment_fit | What a garment is fitted to: the muscle size of each limb it fits, and pecs drawn under it. Each is made once and shared (get_garment_fit()): a body keeps its own (/mob/living/carbon/human/var/garment_fit), and fitted sprites are cached by it. |
| /proc/get_garment_fit | Returns the garment fit to these muscle sizes and pecs, made the first time it's asked for. |
| /proc/fit_garment_frames | Fits a garment's state in place: each direction, and each animation frame, is fitted on its own (fit_garment_view()), the front views last (GARMENT_FIT_PIECE_VIEW()). |
| /proc/fit_garment_view | Fits one view of a garment's state in place, one direction's animation frame (/datum/garment_fit_view), and draws it back over the state's own when the fit changes it. A state's views are numbered direction by direction (S, N, E, W), and frame by frame within each. Its arms' sleeves are judged from its frame's front view (garment_front_sleeves()), which must still be the garment's own: fit the front views last. |
| /proc/garment_front_sleeves | Returns which of a garment's fitted arms it has a sleeve over, judged from its front view, where the arms show whole: fitted arm -> whether the garment covers at least half of the upper third of the arm's baseline pixels there. A short sleeve covers the upper arm and counts, where a strap over the shoulder covers a pixel or two of it. Every view's fit uses it (/datum/garment_fit_view/proc/apply_bands()). Null when no arm is fitted. |
| /proc/garment_sheet_metadata | Returns what garment fitting knows of a sheet without reading its pixels, from fitting/garment_metadata.json: sleeves, its
states whose own sleeves pick shaded sleeves -> TRUE, and colours, for each state whose fits read whole views, those views'
colours as fit_garment_view() takes them, or null for a view read from its pixels. Null for a sheet it doesn't know, like a
generated icon, or one that changed after the file was written: those are read from their pixels. |
| /proc/garment_metadata | Returns fitting/garment_metadata.json's sheets, by path, read the first time they're asked for: SSgarment_fitting reads them as the server starts. See garment_sheet_metadata(). |
| /proc/unpack_garment_colours | Returns a view's colours, colour -> how many of its pixels have it, from the "rrggbb:count,..." form garment_sheet_metadata() holds them in. |
| /proc/garment_frame_count | Returns how many animation frames a garment's state has, counted from its front view, up to GARMENT_FIT_MAX_FRAMES. |
| /proc/garment_sleeve_mode | Returns the mode a worn garment is fitted in when it doesn't set its own, picked from its sleeves in its front view. |
| /proc/garment_colour_hue | Returns a colour's hue as the sleeve modes judge it (garment_sleeve_mode()), in whole degrees from 0 to 359, or -1 for a
grey: one whose channels spread less than percent percent of its brightest one, black included. |
| /proc/garment_near_grey | Whether a colour is a near-grey: its channels spread less than twice SLEEVE_GREY_PERCENT percent of its brightest one, black included. A greyscale garment's own faintly blue shading falls either side of the grey line, but is near-grey. |
| /proc/garment_colours_kin | Whether a shaded sleeve may step a pixel from colour source to the darker colour, keeping to source's family. A
colour is lit when its brightest channel is at least SLEEVE_LIT_MIN, and dark otherwise. It may when: |
| /datum/garment_fit_view | One view of a garment being fitted: its frame, the pixels read from it, and the pixels the fitting writes over them. |
Define Details
FIT_INDEX
Index of a pixel of a 32x32 view in the fitting's pixel lists, from x and y counted from the view's top left from 0, as the templates give them.
PEC_PANEL_MAX_MOVE
The furthest a top's chest panel moves out over pecs drawn under it, in pixels.
SLEEVE_GREY_PERCENT
A lit colour is grey when its channels spread less than this percentage of its brightest one.
SLEEVE_LIT_MIN
A sleeve colour is lit, and counts, when its brightest channel is at least this; darker ones are outlines and shadows.
SLEEVE_MAX_COLOURS
The most lit colours, greys or hued ones, plain sleeves have.
SLEEVE_MAX_GREYS_WITH_HUE
The most greys plain sleeves of a hue have beside it.
SLEEVE_MAX_HUE_SPREAD
The widest arc of hues, in degrees, plain sleeves span.
SLEEVE_MIN_PIXELS
Sleeve modes (garment_sleeve_mode()): fewer sleeve pixels than this over the arms is no sleeve at all.