//============================================================================================================
// Initialize our plugin.
//============================================================================================================
// Called when the plugin is loaded
// We add our component initialize data here
void myPlugin_cl::OnInitEnginePlugin()
{
Vision::Error.SystemMessage("MyPlugin:OnInitEnginePlugin()");
Vision::RegisterModule(&g_myComponentModule);
//In some cases the compiler optimizes away the full class from the plugin since it seems to be dead code.
//One workaround to prevent this is to add the following helper macro into the plugin initialization code:
FORCE_LINKDYNCLASS( MyComponent );
// [...]
//Start our component managers and game manager here....
MyGameManager::GlobalManager().OneTimeInit();
MyComponent_ComponentManager::GlobalManager().OneTimeInit();
// [...]
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// register the action module with the vision engine action manager
// only after that will the action become available in the console.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VActionManager * pManager = Vision::GetActionManager ();
pManager->RegisterModule ( &g_myComponentModule );
// Set to true to open the console at startup and print some data to the display
Vision::GetConsoleManager()->Show( false );
pManager->Print( "Welcome to the console!" );
pManager->Print( "This module is called '%s'", g_myComponentModule.GetName() );
pManager->Print( "Type in 'help' for a list of all actions" );
pManager->Print( "Type in 'myAction' to test this projects demo action" );
}
//============================================================================================================
// Initialize our plugin.
//============================================================================================================
// Called when the plugin is loaded
// We add our component initialize data here
void ProjectEchoWinEnginePlugin::OnInitEnginePlugin()
{
hkvLog::Info("ProjectEchoWinEnginePlugin:OnInitEnginePlugin()");
Vision::RegisterModule(&g_myComponentModule);
// load plugins if supported
#if defined( HAVOK_PHYSICS_2012_KEYCODE )
VISION_PLUGIN_ENSURE_LOADED(vHavok);
#endif
#if defined( HAVOK_AI_KEYCODE )
VISION_PLUGIN_ENSURE_LOADED(vHavokAi);
#endif
#if defined( HAVOK_BEHAVIOR_KEYCODE )
VISION_PLUGIN_ENSURE_LOADED(vHavokBehavior);
#endif
VISION_PLUGIN_ENSURE_LOADED(vFmodEnginePlugin);
// In some cases the compiler optimizes away the full class from the plugin since it seems to be dead code.
// One workaround to prevent this is to add the following helper macro into the plugin initialization code:
FORCE_LINKDYNCLASS( MyComponent );
// [...]
// Start our component managers and game manager here....
MyGameManager::GlobalManager().OneTimeInit();
MyComponent_ComponentManager::GlobalManager().OneTimeInit();
// [...]
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// register the action module with the vision engine action manager
// only after that will the action become available in the console.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VActionManager * pManager = Vision::GetActionManager ();
pManager->RegisterModule ( &g_myComponentModule );
// Set to true to open the console at startup and print some data to the display
Vision::GetConsoleManager()->Show( false );
pManager->Print( "Welcome to the console!" );
pManager->Print( "This module is called '%s'", g_myComponentModule.GetName() );
pManager->Print( "Type in 'help' for a list of all actions" );
pManager->Print( "Type in 'myAction' to test this projects demo action" );
}
