VR-Forces Back-end Examples

VR-Forces comes with a number of code examples. These examples can be useful as starting points for extending the VR-Forces back-end.

Plug-in Examples

Plug-in examples are dynamically linked libraries that are loaded using the GUI menu "Settings->Plugins" dialog.

Add Actuator	Add a new kind of actuator to an entity
Add Attribute	Publish additional information by extending the VR-Forces entity state repository. Related to front-end example Add Attribute
Add Comm Model	Add a new communication model to control how radio messages are sent between entities.
Add Entity	Add a new kind of entity (space shuttle)
Add Set	Add a new set data request command. Related to front-end example Add Set
Add PSR	Add a new component and PSR (process state repository) for saving/restoring component's state
Add Simulation Command	Add a new simulation command. Related to front-end example Add Simulation Command
Add Task	Add a new task. Related to front-end example Add Task
Add Conditional	Add a new conditional expression to plan language. Related to front-end example Add Conditional
Decide to Give Up	Give up a task based on user-defined criteria
Extend State Repostiory	Extend existing state repository classes through composition instead of subclassing
Interface Content	Send an interface content message. Related to front-end example Interface Content
Object Manager	Subclass and install your own version of the object manager
Radar Warn	Add the ability to detect and react to a threat to an aircraft
Settings Manager	Demonstrates how to install your own settings manager
Subtask	Create a new turn and move behavior using subtasking mechanism and existing tasks

Standalone Examples

Standalone examples are self-contained executables.

Simple Cgf	Simple application that loads a terrain, creates an entity, and gives the entity a task to perform
Simple Plan	Simple application that loads a terrain, creates an entity, constructs a plan for the entity to execute