Decal Registry Attributes

Attributes

<mint.playerDistanceFade/>

When applied to a decal, that decals transparency will from then on be determined by the its distance from the player and 2 radii set by the mapper.

PARAMETERS FOR THIS ATTRIBUTE:

• innerRadius - Default Float: 50.0
  • When the player is inside the inner radius, the decal will be fully visible.
  • When moving between this to the outer radius, the decals transparency will interpolate linearly from visible to transparent.
• outerRadius - Default Float: 80.0
  • When the player is outside the outer radius, the decal will be fully transparent.
  • When moving between this to the inner radius, the decals transparency will interpolate linearly from transparent to visible.
• fadeOut - Default Boolean: false
  • When set to true, fully inverts how this attribute works.
  • Being inside the inner radius makes the decal transparent, and being outside the outer radius makes the decal visible.
• deathBehavior - Default Enum: staySame
  • Defines how this decal reacts when the player dies.
  • This attribute has three options:
  • staySame
    • When the player dies, this decal freezes at it's current transparency until the player has fully respawned.
  • snapTo
    • When the player dies, this decal snaps to the transparency it should have if the player was outside its outer radius.
  • fadeOut
    • When the player dies, this decal fades from staySame to snapTo over 1 second.
• deathFadeSpeedMultiplier - Default Float: 1.0
  • A multiplier to how fast this decal fades out when the player dies.
  • Only does anything if deathBehavior is set to fadeOut

Real Example (Ozone by ThySirSlime):

<mint.playerDistanceFade innerRadius="50" outerRadius="140" deathBehavior="fadeOut"/>

<mint.clockHand/>

When applied to a decal, that decal will begin to rotate and tick just like the hands of a clock would, based on several parameters.

PARAMETERS FOR THIS ATTRIBUTE:

• alwaysUpdate - Default Boolean: false
  • When set to true, this decal will always update.
  • More specifically, this decal is given the tags TransitionUpdate, FrozenUpdate, and PauseUpdate
• randomStart - Default Boolean: false
  • When set to true, this decal will spawn in pointing to any one of its designated stops chosen at random.
• backwards - Default Boolean: false
  • When set to true, this decal will tick anti-clockwise.
• stopNumber - Default Integer: 12
  • Determines the number of stops/ticks the decal will take as it rotates around.
  • For example, an hour hand would would a stop number of 12, while a minute or second hand would want a stop number of 60.
    • 12 hours on a clock, 60 minutes in an hour, 60 seconds in a minute
• tickSpeed - Default Float: 1.0
  • The time it takes for the decal to tick from one stop to the next.
• delay - Default Float: 0.1
  • after the decal has finished its current tick and has stopped, it will wait this long before beginning its next tick
• allowTickFlag - Default String:
  • If this flag is defined, this decal will only try to begin a tick, if this flag is set to true.
  • Notably, this does not freeze this decal if the specified flag is false.
    • If this decal is in the middle of a tick, and this flag is set to false, the current tick will still finish.
• easingFunction - Default Enum: Linear
  • Determines the easing function this decal uses to move from one stop to the next.
  • This attribute has many many options:
    • Linear, BackIn, BackOut, BackInOut, BigBackIn, BigBackOut, BigBackInOut, BounceIn, BounceOut, BounceInOut, CubeIn, CubeOut, CubeInOut, ElasticIn, ElasticOut, ElasticInOut, ExpoIn, ExpoOut, ExpoInOut, QuadIn, QuadOut, QuadInOut, QuintIn, QuintOut, QuintInOut, SineIn, SineOut, SineInOut

Real Example (Negative Time Mini Collab by nasc):

<mint.clockHand alwaysUpdate="true" randomStart="true" backwards="true" stopNumber="60" tickSpeed="0.5" delay="0.1" allowTickFlag="BeatDelayed" easingFunction="BounceOut"/>