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RE: Entity unlock - dragonlordsd - 05-17-2011
I know the desk door and door-like entities can be locked, I was just wondering about drawers or other items. Then and again, it probably would be simpler to just use the desk door, but just in case...
RE: Entity unlock - palistov - 05-17-2011
Try SetPropObjectStuckState(string& asName, int alState); setting alState to 0. It will still be interactive though, so you can try SetEntityInteractionDisabled(string& asName, bool abDisabled); to make it static.
RE: Entity unlock - dragonlordsd - 05-17-2011
Stuck state? what's that do?
RE: Entity unlock - Rownbear - 05-18-2011
Hm maybe you can make the drawers static so you cant interact with them at all and add a script over it so when you click it says "stuck" or something. then when you use an item on it, the static gets replaced with an drawer_entity.
RE: Entity unlock - dragonlordsd - 05-19-2011
That's the problem: selecting individual drawers. I have no idea how you would do that.
RE: Entity unlock - MrBigzy - 05-19-2011
You'd have to edit the desk in modeleditor. If you want some drawers locked and some not you would have to make them all separate entities.
RE: Entity unlock - dragonlordsd - 05-19-2011
Interesting.
Well, it's not that big of a problem, I was just wondering if there was a simple solution.
RE: Entity unlock - Acies - 05-19-2011
There is a simple solution. Add an interactable area covering the desk's drawer. The player won't be able to click the drawer, he will interact with the area. Upon interaction add a locked sound and a locked message. That is how I locked a chest in belphegor.
Edit: Simply use precision in the case of several drawers.
RE: Entity unlock - dragonlordsd - 05-19-2011
whooaa.... now that's thinking.
I bet there are other interesting applications for that. Thanks for the help
