release Enhancing Character Invisibility & Camouflage In Code

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In game development, managing character visibility is crucial for gameplay dynamics, especially when introducing abilities like invisibility. This guide outlines modifications to enhance the invisibility and camouflage effects for characters in your game.

Updating Visibility Logic

Step 1: Modify the Invisibility Check

Begin by navigating to the InstanceBase.cpp file. Look for the method responsible for determining if a character is invisible:

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You will need to enhance this method to include another condition. Update the method as shown below:

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Step 2: Update Rendering Logic

Next, locate the rendering function within the same file, InstanceBase.cpp. Search for the following:

void CInstanceBase::Render()
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Within this function, right after the line m_GraphicThingInstance.Render();, insert the following code to manage the rendering of affected characters:

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Step 3: Adjust Affects in InstanceBaseEffect.cpp

Now, switch to InstanceBaseEffect.cpp, where you will refine how affects are managed. Look for the method:

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You’ll want to revise it to incorporate the new behavior for hiding effects:

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By implementing these changes, you ensure that characters affected by the new camouflage status (AFFECT_EUNHYEONG) and invisibility are managed correctly in terms of visibility and effects during gameplay. This modification enhances the player experience, making stealth features more effective.