Sudden-Strike-Maps

Hello everyone, I have been researching buildings during raids recently.

I have learned how to import buildings, but I don't know how to modify/add entrances to buildings.
and What are S-line X and S-line Y in the "sustst graph"?

Is there any kind-hearted person willing to share their knowledge?

Red mask: "foundation", occupied by a building and impassable.
Blue Mask: An area that will cause damage to the building when fired at.
Green mask: there are people sitting inside (this mask should cover all infantry “markers”).
About the lines - I didn’t understand the question.
The input (as well as all other parameters) are edited in SuSt Graph

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑07.02.2024, 17:38 Red mask: "foundation", occupied by a building and impassable.
Blue Mask: An area that will cause damage to the building when fired at.
Green mask: there are people sitting inside (this mask should cover all infantry “markers”).
About the lines - I didn’t understand the question.
The input (as well as all other parameters) are edited in SuSt Graph

thanks at first
But I can't see any buttons in the sustgraph that can adjust the green cross mark representing the entrance. I can only move the entire building, but this will cause the building to deviate from the center of the screen.

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑07.02.2024, 17:38 Red mask: "foundation", occupied by a building and impassable.
Blue Mask: An area that will cause damage to the building when fired at.
Green mask: there are people sitting inside (this mask should cover all infantry “markers”).
About the lines - I didn’t understand the question.
The input (as well as all other parameters) are edited in SuSt Graph

Do you mean that hitting the area with a dark blue mask will cause damage to the house?
I still don't quite understand what will happen in areas with green masks.
It seems different from the tutorials I used to read. They said that blue and green would block bullets and shells.
There is also a light blue mask that I am not sure what it is, as I mentioned in previous tutorials that it is related to obstructing the field of view.

Colors may vary between programs. There are a total of 4 masks in the building.

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑09.02.2024, 20:41 Colors may vary between programs. There are a total of 4 masks in the building.

mask.jpg

This is the same as mine, I also use sustgraph2.51

The green cross is the entry point to the building. Place it in the place you need.

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑11.02.2024, 12:18 The green cross is the entry point to the building. Place it in the place you need.

thanks
but,the key is that I don't know how to move the green cross , I only know how to move the building itself to adapt to the green cross.

Changing the entry point is done by right-clicking on the desired location.
Moving the entire building will affect all existing maps of the mod (game).

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑12.02.2024, 10:13 Changing the entry point is done by right-clicking on the desired location.
Moving the entire building will affect all existing maps of the mod (game).

Is it that simple?! Thank you！ I learned it

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑09.02.2024, 20:41 Colors may vary between programs. There are a total of 4 masks in the building.

mask.jpg

I have retested the meaning represented by colors.
Red areas are impassable
Dark blue (0 * 02) still unknown
Bright green (0 * 04) simultaneously isolates the field of view and shooting range
Animation will occur in the area where sky blue (0 * 40) is located when buildings are damaged

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑07.02.2024, 17:38 Red mask: "foundation", occupied by a building and impassable.
Blue Mask: An area that will cause damage to the building when fired at.
Green mask: there are people sitting inside (this mask should cover all infantry “markers”).
About the lines - I didn’t understand the question.
The input (as well as all other parameters) are edited in SuSt Graph

Although I don't know what he represents, my test results indicate that he (dark blue) is not as you said.
Because when I intentionally set up a large dark blue area, but when the tank attacked this area, the building was not damaged.

If we are talking about colors in the sustgraph program, then the diagram is as follows:
Red (0x01) - impassable for units, foundation.
Blue (0x02) - the area where they will shoot.
Green (0x04) - area not visible to units.
Blue (0x40) - infantry coverage (green markers).

zarathustra hat geschrieben: ↑27.02.2024, 08:23 If we are talking about colors in the sustgraph program, then the diagram is as follows:
Red (0x01) - impassable for units, foundation.
Blue (0x02) - the area where they will shoot.
Green (0x04) - area not visible to units.
Blue (0x40) - infantry coverage (green markers).

“Blue (0x02) - the area where they will shoot.”
Does "they" refer to "enemies"？ Will enemy shells attacking buildings fall towards this area？

“Blue (0x40) - infantry coverage (green markers).”
Does it mean that the field of view is only obtained in areas covered by Blue (0x40)?

沐介之 hat geschrieben: ↑28.02.2024, 11:07“Blue (0x02) - the area where they will shoot.”
Does "they" refer to "enemies"？ Will enemy shells attacking buildings fall towards this area？

Do not quite understand. This mask marks the area where the shooting will take place. If the shell does not hit there, the building will not receive direct damage. Indirect damage works differently, but even here this area must be “affected”

沐介之 hat geschrieben: ↑28.02.2024, 11:07“Blue (0x40) - infantry coverage (green markers).”
Does it mean that the field of view is only obtained in areas covered by Blue (0x40)?

What does "field of view" mean? All settings for infantry located inside the building must be located in this zone: the infantryman’s “location” point and the shooting animation point.