Autoloads

Autoloads are scenes that we are overriding from the res://autoload directory. These are plugins that can be disabled in the Godot Project Settings. Parts of your game should be able to run without these plugins but in some cases they will need each other to work fully in a game.

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SceneDescription
Adjustments.tscnNot used. Our adjustments come from the database through P-ROC not PinGod
AudioManager.tscnSame as existing. For your own sound assets.
Machine.tscnThis scene is edited. We’ve removed the trough and other modes PinGod uses. No need to add machine items here because done elsewhere. More info below
MemoryMap.tscnSimulator: Just changed the write delay to 1000. We are not writing to memory from this node but direct in the p-roc game loop
PinGodGame.tscnHas added options for P-ROC and uses new script see PinGodGameProc
Resources.tscnIn the inspector we are pre loading the AttractMode and ScoreDisplay
WindowActions.tscnNothing changed

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autoload/MachinePROC.cs

The machine script is for using with P-ROC which is based on the PinGod MachineNode.

  • SetSwitchFakeProc - This method adds the fake switch to the switch_events queue if it’s a IFakeProcDevice. This gets invoked from windows keys on window with WindowActions.

  • Also overrides SetSwitch from the machine and calls SetSwitchFakeProc before that base method which signals to Godot switch handlers.

proc/MemoryMapPROCNode.cs

This creates a slight different of the memory map below and frees it up on any failures.

The WriteStates here is used by the PinGodProcGameController in the RunLoop.

proc/MemoryMapPROC.cs

This script overrides the existing memory map and stops writing states to memory. This is just for simulating so you can disable the plug-in if running a real board.

These states are written by the p-roc game loop here by getting the _lastCoilStates or _lastLedsStates and writing them to the mapping.

For now this seems the most consistent way when running with a simulator like Visual Pinball.