GFX card profile config file logging moved to debug only

WIP mode of guiSliderCtrl to be a filled rectangle instead of a textured UI
Fixed bug with guiTextEditCtrl losing focus updating history passing malformed strings
Updated WIP options menu
Editor/Project settings WIP
Updated editor theme to be consistent, and feed off the editor settings
Updated popup menus to reference renamed profiles
Added more in-progress modules for examples/stress testing

Templates/Modules/AI_Guard/AI_Guard.cs

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+function AI_Guard::onCreate(%this)
+{
+   exec("./Scripts/aiPlayer.cs");
+   exec("./Scripts/guardTrigger.cs");
+   
+   if(isObject(DatablockFilesList))
+   {
+      DatablockFilesList.add( "data/AI_Guard/Datablocks/aiPlayerDatablocks.cs" );
+      DatablockFilesList.add( "data/AI_Guard/Datablocks/aiPlayerMarker.cs" );
+   }
+}
+
+function AI_Guard::onDestroy(%this)
+{
+}
+

Templates/Modules/AI_Guard/AI_Guard.module

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+<ModuleDefinition
+    canSave="true"
+    canSaveDynamicFields="true"
+    ModuleId="AI_Guard"
+    VersionId="1"
+    Group="Game"
+    scriptFile="AI_Guard.cs"
+    CreateFunction="onCreate"
+    DestroyFunction="onDestroy">
+    <DeclaredAssets
+        canSave="true"
+        canSaveDynamicFields="true"
+        Extension="asset.taml"
+        Recurse="true" />
+</ModuleDefinition>

Templates/Modules/AI_Guard/Datablocks/aiPlayerDatablocks.cs

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+// aiPlayerDatablocks.cs
+// breaks out the datablocks for aiguard.cs to make them easier to edit.
+// also manages the trigger controller
+
+//////////////////////////////////////
+//
+// TRIGGER CONTROLLER
+// This code handles the placing and behavior of aiSoldierTriggers
+/////////////////////////////////////////
+
+datablock TriggerData(guardTrigger)
+{
+   tickPeriodMS = 100;
+};
+
+////////////////////////////////////////
+//This is the default datablock for the Guard.
+//I changed the stock datablock name from those used in AIPLAYER.CS
+//I did this to allow me to create different classes of bots with their own
+//thinking and reaction routines for each class.
+///////////////////////////////////
+//
+//You can specifiy as many datablocks as you have characters.
+//The first variable after PlayerData must be a unique name. The second variable (after the semicolon) 
+//must be a valid body type.
+
+datablock PlayerData(DemoPlayer : DefaultPlayerData)
+{
+   maxDamage = 100;
+
+   maxForwardSpeed = 14;
+   maxBackwardSpeed = 13;
+   maxSideSpeed = 13;
+
+   //The art used by this datablock
+   shapeFile = "data/Soldier/Shapes/soldier_Rigged.DAE";//"art/shapes/actors/Soldier/soldier_rigged.DAE";
+
+   //Set the bot's inventory so it can use different weapons
+   maxInv[Rifle] = 1;
+   maxInv[BulletAmmo] = 1000;
+   maxInv[RocketLauncher] = 1;   
+   maxInv[RocketLauncherAmmo] = 1000;
+   maxInv[GrenadeLauncher] = 1;
+   maxInv[GrenadeLauncherAmmo] = 1000;
+
+   maxInvRifle = "1";
+   maxInvBulletAmmo = "1000";   
+   maxInvGrenadeLauncher = "1";
+   maxInvGrenadeLauncherAmmo = "1000";
+   maxInvRocketLauncher = "1";   
+   maxInvRocketLauncherAmmo = "1000";
+};
+

Templates/Modules/AI_Guard/Datablocks/aiPlayerMarker.cs

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+//The AIPlayer marker is placed in the map during edit mode. When the map is loaded the
+//marker is replaced by a guard player. (Assuming that the $AI_GUARD_ENABLED variable is set
+//to true.) The marker is hidden or not depending on the value set in $AI_GUARD_MARKER_HIDE.
+//The AIPlayer marker can use a dynamic variable - set during map creation - called 'respawn'
+//Creating and setting the 'respawn' variable will override the default value set in
+//$AI_GUARD_DEFAULTRESPAWN. This allows more freedom in determining which bots respawn and which do not.
+
+datablock StaticShapeData(AIPlayerMarker)
+{
+   // Mission editor category, this datablock will show up in the
+   // specified category under the "shapes" root category.
+   category = "AIMarker";
+
+   // Basic Item properties
+   shapeFile = "data/Soldier/Shapes/soldier_Rigged.DAE";//"art/shapes/actors/Soldier/soldier_rigged.DAE";
+};

Templates/Modules/AI_Guard/Scripts/guardTrigger.cs

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+
+function guardTrigger::onEnterTrigger(%this, %trigger, %obj)
+{
+  echo(%trigger @ " has been triggered!");
+  // we've been triggered.  Now check to see if the player triggered the trigger
+  // we don't want other enemies to keep spawing more enemies!
+  %tgtid = AIPlayer::GetClosestPlayer(%trigger);
+         //echo("nearest human is " @ %tgtid);
+  // check to see if the player triggered this.  
+  if (%tgtid == %obj)
+  {
+      // if triggerMany is set, then we shouldn't do anything.  (or do something different.)
+      // if you want a trigger to always spawn an enemy, set the trigger's triggerMany value to "true"
+      // default behavior is to trigger once.
+     if (!%trigger.triggerMany && !%trigger.doneOnce)
+     {
+
+         // set the spawnGroup variable to pass on to the spawn function
+         %spawnGroup = %trigger.spawnGroup;
+
+         // let the game know we've already been triggered once.
+         %trigger.doneOnce = true;
+
+         // spawn the group        
+         AIPlayer::spawnByGroup(%spawnGroup);
+
+     }
+     else
+     {
+        // we've been triggered before.  Don't do anything
+        // If you wanted to do something different, this is where you would put it.
+     }
+  }
+}