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User:Baplar

Baplar — Tue, 04 Aug 2026 02:20:32 GMT

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	Just an awkward ~~bird~~ robot guy occasionally found in Resonite and [https://baplar.fr on the Internet].		Just an awkward robot guy occasionally found in Resonite and [https://baplar.fr on the Internet].

	Provides session hosting for the weekly Sunday [https://wiki.vronlinux.org/docs/resonite/ Resonite Linux Meetup].		Provides session hosting for the weekly Sunday [https://wiki.vronlinux.org/docs/resonite/ Resonite Linux Meetup].

Haptics

Electra — Tue, 04 Aug 2026 01:59:56 GMT

Protoflux links

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	bHaptics: Was [https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/5385 broken] for a while, but should now work again as of: [[Beta 2026.4.29.1384]]		bHaptics: Was [https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/5385 broken] for a while, but should now work again as of: [[Beta 2026.4.29.1384]]

	OwO vest: This is still [https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/186 broken]~~. .~~ Old command line: '''-EnableOWO ''Insert_ip_address_here''''' - Enables the [https://owogame.com/ OWO Game haptic vest] integration, which requires you pass in the vest's ip address.		OwO vest: This is still [https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/186 broken] - Old command line: "'''-EnableOWO ''Insert_ip_address_here''''' - Enables the [https://owogame.com/ OWO Game haptic vest] integration, which requires you pass in the vest's ip address."

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	* [[Component:HapticVolume]]		* [[Component:HapticVolume]]
	* [[:Category:Components:Input:Haptics]] - For everything related to Haptics.		* [[:Category:Components:Input:Haptics]] - For everything related to Haptics.
			* [[:Category:ProtoFlux:Devices:Haptics]] - For the related ProtoFlux nodes.

ProtoFlux:WorldWebURL

Karasu tengu — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 18:51:02 GMT

fixing description also

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	{{SHORTDESC:The World Web URL node returns this world's Web URL. This ~~node is interesting as it provides~~ a ~~Web Address for the~~ world ~~and there is no application this can be used for yet. When trying~~ to use the contents of this node by putting the result into a web browser and going to that location, the web browser may warn you of potential security risks, and going past that there is only an error 403 page (access to the requested resource is recognized but is forbidden).}}		{{SHORTDESC:The World Web URL node returns this world's Web URL. This allows you to quickly link users to a world to share it with users not currently in Resonite.}}
	{{#Invoke:ProtoFlux\|GenerateUI		{{#Invoke:ProtoFlux\|GenerateUI
	\|Name=World Web URL		\|Name=World Web URL
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	<gallery widths="480" heights="480">		<gallery widths="480" heights="480">
			File:Goresonitecom.png\|An example image of a World URL on the website.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	[[Category:ProtoFlux:World:Info]]		[[Category:ProtoFlux:World:Info]]

File:Goresonitecom.png

Karasu tengu — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 18:48:28 GMT

Karasu tengu uploaded File:Goresonitecom.png An example image of go.resonite.om

New page

== Summary ==
An example image of go.resonite.om

ProtoFlux:WorldWebURL

Karasu tengu — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 18:47:26 GMT

update since this feature has gone live

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	The <code>World Web URL</code> node returns this world's Web URL. This ~~node is interesting as it provides~~ a ~~Web Address for the~~ world ~~and there is no application this can be used for yet. When trying~~ to use the contents of this node by putting the result into a web browser and going to that location, the web browser may warn you of potential security risks, and going past that there is only an error 403 page (access to the requested resource is recognized but is forbidden).		The <code>World Web URL</code> node returns this world's Web URL. This allows you to quickly link users to a world to share it with users not currently in Resonite.

	~~It is most likely that only the [[~~Resonite ~~Team]] would know what this is for, as the certificates for these sites made references to the yellow dog man himself~~.

	== Outputs ==		== Outputs ==
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	== Images ==		== Images ==

	<gallery widths=~~480px~~ heights=~~480px~~>		<gallery widths="480" heights="480">
	~~File:PotentialSecurityRiskAheadForGoResoniteCom.jpg\|Security warning page from the Firefox Browser.~~
	~~File:Error403OnGoResoniteCom.jpg\|Error 403 Page on Go.Resonite.Com.~~
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	[[Category:ProtoFlux:World:Info]]		[[Category:ProtoFlux:World:Info]]

Talk:Spatial variable standards

989onan — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 16:24:46 GMT

Lighting / Visibility: Reply

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	At some point, we'd like for the USFN NPC system to be able to account for darkness when looking for the player. It'd be useful to have some standardized variables for stuff like whether an area should be considered lit or otherwise obscured, possibly with floats. [[User:Nuki\|Nuki Raccoon]] ([[User talk:Nuki\|talk]]) 10:22, 3 August 2026 (UTC)		At some point, we'd like for the USFN NPC system to be able to account for darkness when looking for the player. It'd be useful to have some standardized variables for stuff like whether an area should be considered lit or otherwise obscured, possibly with floats. [[User:Nuki\|Nuki Raccoon]] ([[User talk:Nuki\|talk]]) 10:22, 3 August 2026 (UTC)

			:I think this should be linear with lumens [[User:989onan\|989onan]] ([[User talk:989onan\|talk]]) 16:24, 3 August 2026 (UTC)

Talk:Spatial variable standards

Nuki — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 10:22:57 GMT

Lighting / Visibility: new section

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 == Water ==
 Along side Fire Water would be also useful which can be used for stuff like water guns, buckets and water balloons so like this could either be used as a state or trigger to set a state. [[User:LeCloutPanda|LeCloutPanda]] ([[User talk:LeCloutPanda|talk]]) 03:01, 11 May 2025 (UTC)
 == Temperature ==
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 : This is probably better handled by the existing Temperature spatial variable using the quantity unit since you can parse it into whatever units you prefer, and quantities are stored as Doubles by default so it would be more accurate for sampling too. [[User:Venport|Venport]] ([[User talk:Venport|talk]]) 21:37, 4 January 2026 (UTC)

Module:ComponentFields

989onan — Sun, 02 Aug 2026 17:58:03 GMT

add alternative?

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	description = mw.text.trim(description)		description = mw.text.trim(description)
	if description == "{{stub}}" then isStub = true end		if description == "{{stub}}" or description == "{{stub}}\n" then isStub = true end
	if description == "" then		if description == "" then
	isStub = true		isStub = true

Culling

Electra — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 02:50:01 GMT

World-based culling: Premote the ValueDistanceDriver

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	The specific way that world-based culling systems are implemented can vary wildly. However, the most straightforward way to cull parts of a world is by using [[Type:Slot\|Slot]] [[spatial variables]] to define regions of a world, then use a [[Component:ReferenceSpatialVariableDriver\|sampler]] on the user's [[Component:PositionAtUser\|view position]] to determine what region a user is in. From there, you can hook up whatever you want to be culled to the region that a user is in. This can be combined with parenting the local user under a slot whenever they change regions, allowing users in far-away or occluded parts of the map to be culled as part of the world.		The specific way that world-based culling systems are implemented can vary wildly. However, the most straightforward way to cull parts of a world is by using [[Type:Slot\|Slot]] [[spatial variables]] to define regions of a world, then use a [[Component:ReferenceSpatialVariableDriver\|sampler]] on the user's [[Component:PositionAtUser\|view position]] to determine what region a user is in. From there, you can hook up whatever you want to be culled to the region that a user is in. This can be combined with parenting the local user under a slot whenever they change regions, allowing users in far-away or occluded parts of the map to be culled as part of the world.

			For simple culling systems, such as switching off shadows in [[Component:Light\|lighting]], internals remote buildings and other things, the [[Component:UserDistanceValueDriver\|UserDistanceValueDriver]] component is a quick and easy way.

	=== Specific culling considerations for collider components ===		=== Specific culling considerations for collider components ===

Tutorial:Custom nameplate

Electra — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:53:33 GMT

Add notes to image.

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	== Basics ==		== Basics ==
	[[File:Custom Namebadge AvatarUserReferenceAssigner.png\|thumb]]		[[File:Custom Namebadge AvatarUserReferenceAssigner.png\|thumb\|Errors: PersistentOverride needs to be set. As well as 1 in the Z field.]]
	Before starting, it's worth reading [[Nameplate#Parts Of A Nameplate]] for a better understanding of the components involved.		Before starting, it's worth reading [[Nameplate#Parts Of A Nameplate]] for a better understanding of the components involved.
	* Equip an avatar you want to customize the name badge for.		* Equip an avatar you want to customize the name badge for.

ProtoFlux:TweenValue

Electra — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:48:30 GMT

Add link to component.

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	Tween Value is a node that allows you to change a Target ([[Type:IField`1\|Numeric or Enum IField`1]]) over a Duration ([[Type:Float\|float]]) from a starting point to an ending point. The different curve presets determine the interpolation used, and when applicable will smoothly change using non whole numbers.{{Note\|As of now, tweening a value writes to the target field on every update of the tween, introducing significant network traffic. It's recommended to limit tweening in favor of driving.\|warning}}		Tween Value is a node that allows you to change a Target ([[Type:IField`1\|Numeric or Enum IField`1]]) over a Duration ([[Type:Float\|float]]) from a starting point to an ending point. The different curve presets determine the interpolation used, and when applicable will smoothly change using non whole numbers.

			This node creates the [[Component:Tween]] component on the slot that contains the Targetand destroys it before triggering OnDone.{{Note\|As of now, tweening a value writes to the target field on every update of the tween, introducing significant network traffic. It's recommended to limit tweening in favor of driving.\|warning}}

	== Inputs ==		== Inputs ==

Component:Tween

Electra — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:46:35 GMT

Trim shortdesc.

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	{{SHORTDESC:The Tween component is usually auto generated by ProtoFlux or by holding an object and hitting primary to align the object. The purpose of this component is to handle transitions in a value to value manner and only exists temporarily. This is not used for animations, only for a transition from one value to another. For animations, see either Component:ValueGradientDriver or Component:Animator}}		{{SHORTDESC:The Tween component is usually auto generated by ProtoFlux or by holding an object and hitting primary to align the object.}}
	<languages></languages>		<languages></languages>
	<translate>		<translate>

Tutorial:Custom nameplate

AmeliaFaust — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 02:46:57 GMT

Basics

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	* The first will be for the [[Component:ValueUserOverride\|Component:ValueUserOverride<float3>]], you will want to add one override to it.		* The first will be for the [[Component:ValueUserOverride\|Component:ValueUserOverride<float3>]], you will want to add one override to it.
	** On the created override, grab the User field by its name and drag it into the first Reference on the reference assigner.		** On the created override, grab the User field by its name and drag it into the first Reference on the reference assigner.
			** Enter 1 in the z field.
	** While you are here, also enable <code>PersistentOverride</code>		** While you are here, also enable <code>PersistentOverride</code>
	* The second will be the <code>TargetUser</code> field on [[Component:PositionAtUser\|PositionAtUser]], grab and drag that to the second reference field.		* The second will be the <code>TargetUser</code> field on [[Component:PositionAtUser\|PositionAtUser]], grab and drag that to the second reference field.

User:Raith

J4 — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 23:20:44 GMT

J4 changed group membership for Raith: revoked bureaucrat, interface administrator and administrator remove admin rights of non-admin user

Machine ID

Electra — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 13:17:36 GMT

Spell'ignd. Also minor phrasing.

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	It is used for various identification purposes.		It is used for various identification purposes.

	It is '''NOT''' the same as your computer's MAC Address.		It is '''NOT''' the same as your computer's MAC Address and is '''NOT''' tied to anything directly identifiable about your computer.

			== Generation ==
			The data used to create the Machine ID is stored inside a file called LocalKey.bin in the same directory as your local db.

			On first launch the game generates a random RSA keypair and stores it in this file. Deleting this file will let you generate a new machine id but '''will also invalidate your database.'''

			The final Machine ID is computed dynamically each launch by taking the public half of the RSA key, hashing it with SHA256 and and put that through 'zbase36' to create the final ASCII string.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	* [[ProtoFlux:UserMachineID]] - ProtoFlux node to get a User's machine id		* [[ProtoFlux:UserMachineID]] - ProtoFlux node to get a User's machine id

Machine ID

ProbablePrime — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 07:37:30 GMT

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	~~<!--T:1-->~~
	The Resonite Machine ID, is a unique identifier that identifies your computer's installation of Resonite.		The Resonite Machine ID, is a unique identifier that identifies your computer's installation of Resonite.

	~~<!--T:2-->~~
	It is used for various identification purposes.		It is used for various identification purposes.

	~~<!--T:3-->~~
	It is '''NOT''' the same as your computer's MAC Address.		It is '''NOT''' the same as your computer's MAC Address.

			== See Also ==
			* [[ProtoFlux:UserMachineID]] - ProtoFlux node to get a User's machine id