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A crate for working with level data files from the Super Smash Brothers Series.
§Minimal Example
let file = lvd::open("./pickel_world_00.lvd").unwrap();
println!("{:?}", &file.collisions[0].vertices[0]);
file.save("./pickel_world_00_edited.lvd").unwrap();Structs§
- Bounds
- The bounds of a given rectangular area. Used for deathzones (blastzones) and camera pan boundaries.
- ColFlags
- The flags specifying certain aspects of the collision behavior (whether the collision is rigged to an animated bone, whether the platform can be dropped through, etc.)
- Collision
- A single collision in the level. Includes shape, ledges, collision material, flags about the collision properties, and all other properties of the collision.
- Collision
Cliff - Data describing grabbable ledges, internally called “cliffs”, present in this collision.
- Collision
Material - A type representing the properties of a given collision segment which affects the physics, gameplay effects and sounds used for the segment.
- Damage
Shape - A hurtbox present as a part of the level itself. An example being Luigi’s Mansion’s pillar hurtboxes that allow for parts of the stage to break.
- General
Shape - Shape data that can be used for various forms of “where is a shape located on the stage”
- Item
Spawner - Line
Flags - The various properties of a given collision segment that affect gameplay in non-physics manner, such as whether it is breakable or whether wall clings work on the given segment.
- LvdEntry
- The generic object data all entries in an LVD file have
- LvdFile
- The top-level structure representing the LVD file containing all the sections included within it.
- Point
- A generic location in the level that can be accessed by the specialized level code. Also used for things like points on the stage that character mechanics interact with (usually final smashes).
- Pokemon
Trainer Platform - The location on the stage where Pokemon Trainers can float on a cute little platform while
watching their pokemon battle to the death. Alternative to
PokemonTrainerRange, which utilizes existing models to have the trainers run “on” the stage. - Pokemon
Trainer Range - The area of the stage where the Pokemon Trainer can run when attempting to follow the
player-controlled pokemon characters. Alternative to
PokemonTrainerPlatform, which instead utilizes flying platforms due to not having a good location on the stage itself for them. - Section
- A generic list of items of the same type grouped into a section. Sections in LVD come in a specific order for which type is which.
- Spawn
- A location for a spawn or respawn point
- Unknown
Entry - Your guess is as good as mine. If you know what this is submit a PR
- Unsupported
Section - A generic type for a section which isn’t supported. Submit a PR to add support for any missing sections.
- Vector2
- A 2d point, size, or direction
- Vector3
- A 3d point, size, or direction
Enums§
- Ground
Coll Attr - The type of a given ground collision (whether it is ice, wood, rock, wood, metal, etc)
- LvdShape
- A frequently-reused shape type for being able to describe the shape of various objects in LVD files.
Functions§
- open
- Read and parse an LVD from a file at a given path