Wartbed:Manual/Models and Actors
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A <tt>Model</tt> is a class that is part of the universe simulation. If it is made apparent to the player it is through a <tt>View</tt> object. If it can be interacted with by the player it is through a <tt>Controller</tt> object. | A <tt>Model</tt> is a class that is part of the universe simulation. If it is made apparent to the player it is through a <tt>View</tt> object. If it can be interacted with by the player it is through a <tt>Controller</tt> object. | ||
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An <tt>Actor</tt> is anything in a game that has 'volition' and 'intentionality', that is, that can move independently and can focus on targets. More technically, in the WARBED framework an Actor is a class that fulfills both the <tt>wb::mvc::Model</tt> and <tt>wb::Orderable</tt> interfaces. Both Individuals and Groups (f.i. soldiers and regiments) are Actors even though Groups consist of individuals, and orders given to them will be delegated to these. | An <tt>Actor</tt> is anything in a game that has 'volition' and 'intentionality', that is, that can move independently and can focus on targets. More technically, in the WARBED framework an Actor is a class that fulfills both the <tt>wb::mvc::Model</tt> and <tt>wb::Orderable</tt> interfaces. Both Individuals and Groups (f.i. soldiers and regiments) are Actors even though Groups consist of individuals, and orders given to them will be delegated to these. | ||
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#include "WARTBED/wb_MVC-Core.h" #include "WARTBED/wb_Actor.h"
Models, Views and Controllers
A Model is a class that is part of the universe simulation. If it is made apparent to the player it is through a View object. If it can be interacted with by the player it is through a Controller object.
Models, Actors and Props
An Actor is anything in a game that has 'volition' and 'intentionality', that is, that can move independently and can focus on targets. More technically, in the WARBED framework an Actor is a class that fulfills both the wb::mvc::Model and wb::Orderable interfaces. Both Individuals and Groups (f.i. soldiers and regiments) are Actors even though Groups consist of individuals, and orders given to them will be delegated to these.
A Prop is any Model that has 'no volition' and 'no intentionality'. F.i. a tree or house, but also the ground, is a Prop.
