d3d_draw_cone(x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2, tex, hrepeat, vrepeat, closed, steps)
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| x1 | The initial x coordinate of the cone. |
| y1 | The initial y coordinate of the cone. |
| z1 | The initial z coordinate of the cone. |
| x2 | The opposite x coordinate of the cone. |
| y2 | The opposite y coordinate of the cone. |
| z2 | The opposite z coordinate of the cone. |
| tex | The id of the texture to use (-1 for no texture) |
| hrepeat | Amount of horizontal repetitions for the texture. |
| vrepeat | Amount of vertical repetitions for the texture. |
| closed | Sets whether to close (true) the bottom of the cone or not (false). |
| steps | How many steps are used to make the cone "round" (typically 24) |
Returns: N/A
This function draws a simple cone in 3D space. You set the first
bounding corner coordinates (x1,y1,z1) and then the bounding
coordinates for the opposite corner, with the final cone
being drawn inside this defined rectangular area. You then specify
a texture for the cone and the amount of times that you wish this
texture to be repeated vertically and horizontally (1 for no
repeat). If you do not wish to use a texture you can set this to -1
and the hrepeat and vrepeat values will be ignored. Finally you
have to set whether you want to close the base of the cone or not
(set to true for closed, and false for open) as
well as how many "steps" should be used to make the cone look
"round", with a value of 24 being the average.
Note:If the texture has to repeat over the cone, the
source texture must be a power of 2 in size (eg: 8x8, 128x128,
256x256 etc...), otherwise you can use any size texture.
var tex;
tex = background_get_texture(bck_Wall);
d3d_draw_cone(20, 20, 20, 80, 40, 200, tex, 1, 1, true, 24);
d3d_draw_cone(200, 300, -10, 240, 340, 100, tex, 1, 1, false,
24);
The above code stores a texture in the variable "tex" and then uses it to texture two cones (one open and one closed) that have been drawn at different positions.