(10-06-2013, 01:41 PM)Romulator Wrote: Dunno how to remove tinderbox thing without deleting the tinderbox drawing itself, nor the number, but you may be able to reverse the lighting by adding Interact Callbacks, then setting the candlestick to be unlit.

Or if that doesn't work, you can put a Script Area around the candlestick(s) and/or lamp(s), which if interacted with causes the light to turn off. The only problem with this is the excessive script areas and quite strenuous lengths of coding required.

(10-06-2013, 03:15 PM)Apjjm Wrote: You should be able to perform:

Code:

void SetEntityCallbackFunc(string& asName, string& asCallback);

On each light source. Specify the callback function as follows:

Code:

void cbIgnoreIgnite(string &in asEntity, string &in type)
{
  AddDebugMessage(asEntity " callback: " + type,false);
  if(type == "OnIgnite")
  {

  }
}

To let you capture the ignite event in code.

You could then create custom light entities, which have the lights + effects on by default, and then use the above approach to turn them off when they become lit. E.g.:

Code:

void cbIgnoreIgnite(string &in asEntity, string &in type)
{
  AddDebugMessage(asEntity " callback: " + type,false);
  if(type == "OnIgnite")
  {
    //Ignite event triggered -> turn off the light
    SetLightVisible(asEntity + "_Light_1",false);
    DestroyParticleSystem(asEntity + "_Some_Entity_Particle_System");
    //Or you could replace the light entity with an off version of the entity using the new ReplaceProp function
  }
}