Examples of soc.qase.file.dm2.DM2Parser

soc.qase.file.dm2.DM2Recorder

Quake 2's inbuilt client, used by human players to connect to the game server, facilitates the recording of matches from the perspective of each individual player. These demo or DM2 files contain an edited copy of the network packet stream received by the client during the game session, capturing the player�s actions and the state of all entities at each discrete time step. The DM2Parser allows QASE to read and analyse such recordings; it treats the demo file as a virtual server, 'connecting' to it and reading blocks of data in exactly the same manner as it receives network packets during an online session. A copy of the gamestate is returned for each recorded frame, and the programmer may query it to retrieve whatever information (s)he requires.

  {
    int numNodes = 0;


    World world = null;
    WaypointMap wpMap = new WaypointMap();
    DM2Parser dm2p = new DM2Parser(dm2File);


    Vector isAlive = new Vector();
    Vector playerPos = new Vector();
    Vector waypointItems = new Vector();
    Vector pickupPos = new Vector();


    Vector3f currentPos = null, lastPos = null, itemPos = null;


    while((world = dm2p.getNextWorld()) != null)
    {
      currentPos = new Vector3f(world.getPlayer().getPlayerMove().getOrigin());


      if(lastPos == null || !currentPos.equals(lastPos))
      {

 *  the DM2Recorder, in case it is needed later. */
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/
  public Proxy()
  {
    allocateCID();
    dm2Recorder = new DM2Recorder();
  }

  public Proxy(User user, boolean highThreadSafety)
  {
    allocateCID();
    this.user = user;
    threadSafe = highThreadSafety;
    dm2Recorder = new DM2Recorder();
  }

  {
    allocateCID();
    this.user = user;
    trackInventory = trackInv;
    threadSafe = highThreadSafety;
    dm2Recorder = new DM2Recorder();
  }

Examples of soc.qase.file.dm2.DM2Parser

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