Updated generated character.

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I updated the generated character. I’ll post more info as soon as I make some bigger changes.

Command text files as follows.

stickfigure:

@body.bsize 0.1
@body.esize 0.1
@body.length 0.6

@head.bsize 0.15
@head.esize 0.2
@head.length 0.25

@shoulder.bsize 0.0
@shoulder.esize 0.0
@shoulder.length 0.2

@arm.bsize 0.1
@arm.esize 0.1
@arm.length 0.5

@forearm.bsize 0.1
@forearm.esize 0.1
@forearm.length 0.5

@hip.bsize 0.0
@hip.esize 0.0
@hip.length 0.1

@leg.bsize 0.1
@leg.esize 0.1
@leg.length 0.5

@foreleg.bsize 0.1
@foreleg.esize 0.1
@foreleg.length 0.5

generate-person:

bone up body.body
bone up head.head

goto body.body
bone left shoulder.left
goto body.body
bone right shoulder.right

bone down arm.right
bone front forearm.right

goto shoulder.left
bone down arm.left
bone front forearm.left

gofrom body.body
bone right hip.right
gofrom body.body
bone left hip.left

bone down leg.left
bone down foreleg.left

goto hip.right
bone down leg.right
bone down foreleg.right

2 thoughts on “Updated generated character.”

    • Sort of… I made a command-line style language that is easy to edit.

      Each Command (which is registered to a Console instance) has to override a function that looks like this:
      String Execute(Argument[] args);
      Arguments: The Argument class has functions like asInt, asFloat, asString, etc.
      Return: Any error to log.

      There is also a Variable class, which can be accessed or modified via the “@” symbol.
      The Variable is an extended Argument with a name value.

      Commands can be registered by calling the Register function in a console:
      console.Register("bone", new MakeBone());

      As for the language itself, everything is separated by spaces and each new line is a new command.

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