@adatechnology/game-vehicles-three 0.1.0 → 0.2.0

package/README.md

@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ car.triangles // 19286 · car.drawCalls // 6 · car.damageables // metal, glass,
 
 - `quality: 'high'` is the kit's vehicle (the context stays in `car.context` for damage), `'lite'` fuses it into `paint`, `trim`, `metal`, `glass`, `light` and `plate`, dropping interiors and pieces under 3 cm.
 - The colour comes from `color` or from `seed` through the palette of the vehicle's group (`colorFromSeed`).
-- Tested against the team's page on three r160 (triangles, draw calls, size, per-class vertices, damageable boxes) and against `DIMS` for the 69 vehicles on r128.
+- Tested against the team's page on three r160 (triangles, draw calls, size, per-class vertices, damageable boxes) and against `DIMS` for the 69 vehicles.
 
 ## Test area
 
 `createVehiclesTestModule({ locale, document?, three?, vehicles?, effects? })` is a `TestableModule` for the shared test room (`room.loadModule`, or `loadVehiclesTestModule(room)`, which learns the room's three.js to compute the door, hood and trunk clips). It lays the eight vehicles of the Frota test, each with its own `DestructibleImpl`, and brings 13 scenarios: the eleven of the team's test page, literal (`vehicles_9mm_windshield`, `vehicles_shotgun_door`, `vehicles_ram_front`, `vehicles_engine_fire`, `vehicles_fuel_tank`, `vehicles_unbolt_wheel`, `vehicles_tear_bumper`, `vehicles_break_mirror`, `vehicles_kill_battery`, `vehicles_rollover`, `vehicles_melt`; the page ids are in `PAGE_SCENARIO_ALIASES`), plus `vehicles_drive_arcade` and `vehicles_drive_semi` for `@adatechnology/game-vehicles-driving`.
 
-The bench sets the quality (full or light mode), the paint by seed and palette, the driving mode and the surface, and drives a car down a lane; its layers show the damageable boxes by material, the zones by type and the axes of the output frame; its metrics read triangles, draw calls, the size against `DIMS` and the boxes by material. The module draws no particles: fire, explosion, glass, sparks, leaks and exhaust are requested by id through `host.effects` when the host has one (`defaultEffectIds`, replaceable by option). `examples/vehicles-test-area` loads it.
+The bench sets the quality (full or light mode), the paint by seed and palette, the driving mode and the surface, and drives a car down a lane; its layers show the damageable boxes by material, the zones by type and the axes of the output frame; its metrics read triangles, draw calls, the size against `DIMS` and the boxes by material. The module draws no particles: fire, explosion, glass, sparks, leaks and exhaust are requested by id through `host.effects` when the host has one (`defaultEffectIds`, replaceable by option). A pierced tank asks for `leak` (`vehicle_leak`: the pool and the drips only); when the leak catches fire (a spark, an incendiary round, a fire near, a blast) the `ignite` event of the tank asks for `leakIgnited` (`vehicle_leak_ignited`: the Garagem's whole sequence, the fire along the pool and then the blast). `examples/vehicles-test-area` loads it.

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -105,6 +105,8 @@ type VehicleEffectIds = {
     readonly glass: string;
     readonly sparks: string;
     readonly leak: string;
+    /** The leak of a pierced tank caught fire: the whole sequence (fire along the pool, then the blast). `leak` is only the pool and the drips. */
+    readonly leakIgnited: string;
     readonly exhaust: string;
 };
 declare const defaultEffectIds: VehicleEffectIds;
@@ -125,7 +127,7 @@ type VehiclesTestOptions = {
     readonly three?: unknown;
     /** The vehicles to lay out, as fleet ids (default the 8 of the Frota test: hatch, sedan, pickup, sport bike, box truck, city bus, battle tank, attack helicopter). */
     readonly vehicles?: readonly string[];
-    /** Effect ids requested through `host.effects` (the defaults are ids of `game-vfx`: the Garagem's `car_fuel_tank` blast, the `vehicle_fire`, `vehicle_leak` and `vehicle_exhaust` recipes written around a car from `engine_smoke` and `fuel_leak`, and the point-based `glass_burst` and `impact_metal`). */
+    /** Effect ids requested through `host.effects` (the defaults are ids of `game-vfx`: the Garagem's `car_fuel_tank` blast, the `vehicle_fire`, `vehicle_leak` (pool and drips only), `vehicle_leak_ignited` (the whole sequence) and `vehicle_exhaust` recipes written around a car from `engine_smoke` and `fuel_leak`, and the point-based `glass_burst` and `impact_metal`). */
     readonly effects?: Partial<VehicleEffectIds>;
     /** Sound ids requested through `host.audio` (the defaults are the `game-audio` ones: `engine_saw`, `horn`, `sfx_impact`). */
     readonly sounds?: Partial<VehicleSoundIds>;