loginscene docu

<modelData> DOCUMENTATION:
sceneID:	number	- on which scene it's supposed to show up
x:		number	- moves the model left and right
y:		number	- moves the model up and down
z:		number	- moves the model back and forth
	if the model doesn't show up at all try moving it around sometimes it will show up
	blue white box: wrong path
	no texture: texture is set through dbc, needs to be hardcoded
	green texture: no texture
o:		number	- the orientation in which direction the model will face
	number in radians (math.pi = 180°)
scale:		number	- used to scale the model
	1 = normal size
	does not scale particles of flames for example on no camera models, use width/heightSquish for that
alpha:		number  - opacity of the model | 1 = 100% , 0 = 0%
light:		table	- table containing light data (look in light documentation for further explanation) | is optional
sequence:	number	- the animation that should be played after the model is loaded
widthSquish:	number	- squishes the model on the X axis | 1 = normal
heightSquish:	number	- squishes the model on the Y axis | 1 = normal
path:		String  - the path to the model ends with .mdx
referenceID:	number  - mainly used for making changes while the scene is playing
cameraModel:	String	- if a path to a model is set here, it will be used as the camera

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<light table> DOCUMENTATION:
enabled:		number	- appears to be 1 for lit and 0 for unlit
omni:			number	- ?? (default of 0)
dirX, dirY, dirZ:	numbers	- vector from the origin to where the light source should face
ambIntensity:		number	- intensity of the ambient component of the light source
ambR, ambG, ambB:	numbers	- color of the ambient component of the light source
dirIntensity:		number	- intensity of the direct component of the light source
dirR, dirG, dirB:	numbers	- color of the direct component of the light source

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<methods> DOCUMENTATION:
GetModelData(referenceID / sceneID, (bool) get-all-scene-models)
returns:	table
=> gets the model data table out of ModelList (returns a table with all model datas that have the same referenceID) or if bool is true from the scene

GetModel(referenceID / sceneID, (bool) get-all-scene-models)
returns:	table
=> gets all models with the same referenceID or the same sceneID (if bool is true)

SetScene(sceneID)
returns:	nil
=> sets the current scene to the sceneID given to the function

GetScene()
returns:	sceneID, sceneData, models, modeldatas
=> gets all information of the scene

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CREDITS:
Made by Mordred P.H.

Thanks to:
Soldan - helping me with all the model work
Chase - finding a method to copy cameras on the fly
Stoneharry - bringing me to the conclusion that blizzard frames are never fullscreen, so it works with every resolution
Blizzard - for making it almost impossible to make it work properly