MBS FPLE 機能追加 - MBS_FPLE.js

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▼MBS FPLE 機能追加（トリアコンタン様作） - MBS_FPLE.js
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3Dダンジョンを手軽に作成できる海外プラグイン「MBS_FPLE」にいくつか機能追加して再配布します。

ふりがな：MBS FPLE きのうついか

機能概要： 3Dダンジョンを手軽に作成できる海外プラグイン「MBS_FPLE」にいくつか機能追加して再配布します。

利用規約（ライセンス）：https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.ja

作者：トリアコンタン

作者サイト：https://triacontane.blogspot.com/

解説ページ：https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/57363/

ダウンロードページ：https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oDDvtFvxykeDZmzSQPFIHV…

ファイル名：MBS_FPLE.js

プラグインのヘルプ：

/**
 *  @file    MBS - FPLE MV
 *  @author  Masked
 *  @version 1.3.0 2016-07-30
 *
 *  modification by triacontane
 *  original : https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?threads/mbs-fple-mv.57363/
 *
 * Version
 * 1.3.2 2018/03/08 Babylon.js 3.0で使用したときに横方向のカメラが逆になってしまう問題を修正
 * 1.3.1 2017/06/07 T_MiniMap.jsとの競合を解消
 */
/*:
 *  @plugindesc This plugin makes your game a first person labyrinth explorer.
 *
 *  @author Masked
 *
 *  @param View Distance
 *  @desc The amount of tiles ahead the player can see by default.
 *  @default 3
 *
 *  @param Field Of View
 *  @desc The angle your camera covers
 *  @default 75
 *
 *  @param Light Color
 *  @desc The hex code for the color used on the light.
 *  @default #ffffff
 *  
 *  @param Wall Terrain
 *  @desc The ID for wall tiles terrain tag on FPLE tilesets.
 *  @default 1
 *  
 *  @param Ceiling Region
 *  @desc The Region ID for ceiled tiles.
 *  @default 0
 *  
 *  @param 3D Anaglyph
 *  @desc Whether to use 3D cyan and red anaglyph to give your game depth. 1 = YES, 0 = NO.
 *  @default 0
 *  
 *  @param Texture Filter
 *  @desc The texture's filter type. (nearest/linear)
 *  @default linear
 *  
 *  @param Texture Format
 *  @desc The texture file format used. (png/jpg/dds/gif/...)
 *  @default png
 *  
 *  @param Texture Anisotropy
 *  @desc The amount of samples taken from textures. (usually a power of 2)
 *  @default 1
 *  
 *  @param Antialiasing
 *  @desc Whether to use antialiasing or not (expensive). 1 = YES, 0 = NO.
 *  @default 0
 *  
 *  @param Optimization Level
 *  @desc The level of optimization applied (degrading). (none/low/medium/high)
 *  @default none
 *  
 *  @help 
 *  #
 *                       First Person Labyrinth Explorer
 *                                  by Masked
 *
 *  This plugin makes your game a kind of 3D so it looks like a first person
 *  labyrinth explorer.
 *
 *
 *                                 How to use
 *
 *  1. Setup
 *
 *  I really recommend using the Demo as a base for creating your FPLE
 *  projects, so you can skip this part.
 *  If you create the project from scratch, however, you'll need to download
 *  babylon.js by yourself from http://cdn.babylonjs.com/2-3/babylon.js and
 *  save it at your project's ”js/libs” folder. This plugin was made using
 *  babylon.js 2.3, so you should use this version too to avoid possible
 *  bugs, but feel free to try later versions.
 *  Then, edit your index.html and add this after line 14:
 *  <script type=”text/javascript” src=”js/libs/babylon.js”></script>
 *  Now, you're half a step nearer to be ready to go.
 *
 *  2. Textures
 *
 *  Textures can be set creating a file named ”{tileset}_{row}-{col}”,
 *  replacing '{tileset}' by the FPLE tileset number on the database and 
 *  '{row}' and '{col}' with, respectively, the row and column the tile you are 
 *  texturing is on the tileset's A5 layer, and placing it at your game's 
 *  img/textures folder.
 *  There's no maximum/minimum size for the textures, but keep in mind that 
 *  bigger textures are more expensive and can cause some serious performance
 *  decrease, specially on older computers.
 *
 *  3. Tilesets
 * 
 *  Setting tilesets up for FPLE is quite simple: first, create the tileset 
 *  and set just the A5 layer (which is, currently, the only one supported by
 *  FPLE). Then, you can set passability flags as you want, and mark wall
 *  tiles with the terrain tag you choose on your plugin settings.
 *  Note that the first tile at the first row is always invisible, so it's 
 *  recommended you use a black tile or something like that.
 *  
 *  4. Mapping
 *  
 *  Mapping is quite intuitive, just put wall tiles wherer you want to be walls
 *  and floor tiles where you don't, you can use the first tile at the first
 *  wall to create holes since it's invisible. Also, you may want your map to 
 *  have a ceiling, if so, you just have to set the tiles you want with the 
 *  ceil region you choose on the plugin settings.
 *	To activate FPLE on your map, just add ”<FPLE>” (without quotes) to its notes.
 *
 *  5. Plugin commands
 * 
 *  FPLE setResolution <x | v[n]>    : Sets the FPLE canvas resolution (higher 
 *                                     is better)
 *  FPLE setViewDistance <x | v[n]>  : Sets the FPLE view distance in tile
 *
 *  Examples:
 *  FPLE setResolution 0.5           : Sets the resolution at half
 *  FPLE setResolution v[42]         : Sets the resolution to the value of
 *                                     variable 42 
 *
 *  FPLE setViewDistance 3           : Sets the view radius to 3 tiles
 *  FPLE setViewDistance v[42]       : Sets the view radius to the value of
 *                                     variable 42
 *
 *
 *                                   Credits
 *
 *  - Masked, for creating;
 *  - babylon.js team (https://github.com/BabylonJS/Babylon.js/graphs/contributors), 
 *    for their aweasomer library.
 */