# Christmas Lights

This adds entities along ropes in the map (by default colourful glowing sprites, thus the name "christmas lights").

## Configuration

You can configure which ropes are processed, how many entities are added to each rope, and which entities are placed. The default is one for every 32 inches the `keyframe_rope`'s are apart and an `env_sprite` of different colors.

These be configured in Hammer by setting custom keyvalues on the `keyframe_rope`'s. The following keyvalues are recognized:

<dl>
<dt><code>vmft_xmas</code></dt><dd>If set to <code>1</code>, process the rope. If set to <code>0</code>, don't process the rope even if it would have been otherwise</dd>
<dt><code>vmft_xmas_numlights</code></dt><dd>If set to a number, the number of lights to add - overrides <code>getNumLights()</code></dd>
<dt><code>vmft_xmas_entity</code></dt><dd>If set, the name of the entity to add as lights - overrides <code>getLightEntity()</code>. The entity has its origin set to the light position, and has its <code>targetname</code> removed</dd>
</dl>

They can also be configured in the config file:

```js
{
    rules: {
        christmas_lights: {
            /** Gets whether we should process the rope */
            shouldAddLights(startKeyframe, endKeyframe) {
                // both keyframes are JS objects containing the entity's keyvalues

                // default: only if startKeyframe has `vmft_christmas` set to `1`
            }

            /** Gets the number of lights we should add to a rope */
            getNumLights(startKeyframe, endKeyframe) {
                // both keyframes are JS objects containing the entity's keyvalues

                // default: dist(startKeyframe -> endKeyframe) / 32
            },

            /** Gets the entity we should insert at a given position */
            getLightEntity(pos, i, start, end) {
                // pos is an array of format [x, y, z]
                // i is which number of light we are on the current rope
                // start/end are same entities as in getNumLights

                // default: env_sprite with a bright color
            }
        }
    }
}
```