Teleporting items & Vaporizing items

[Damascus]

If you want the item to appear exactly back where it was in the same position, use this command:
ResetProp(string& asName);

It will return an item to its original state and location as it was when the map was loaded.

[ZodiaC]

If you want the item to appear exactly back where it was in the same position, use this command:
ResetProp(string& asName);

It will return an item to its original state and location as it was when the map was loaded.

Thanks it works perfectly!But it works only one time...How can i make it work every time the item leaves the region?

[The chaser]

AddEntityCollideCallback("nameofitem", "ScriptReturn", "REturn", false, -1)


void REturn(string &in asParent, string &in asChild, int alState);
{
ResetProp(string &in asName);
}

The false is that it will always repeat.
The -1 is when it leaves the area.

Combine beecake's script with this one and it should work.

[ZodiaC]

AddEntityCollideCallback("nameofitem", "ScriptReturn", "REturn", false, -1)


void REturn(string &in asParent, string &in asChild, int alState);
{
ResetProp(string &in asName);
}

The false is that it will always repeat.
The -1 is when it leaves the area.

Combine beecake's script with this one and it should work.

it was so simple!

[FlawlessHappiness]

you can always use the ""+something

I sometimes do this: AddTimer("Timer_"+RandInt(1, 3), 5, "Timer");

void Timer(string &in asTimer)
{
if(asTimer == "Timer_1")
{

}


if(asTimer == "Timer_2")
{

}


if(asTimer == "Timer_3")
{

}
}

understand?

well i got the "For" command
but this confuses me.. :/
The "Timer_"+RandInt(1, 3)" makes 3 timers with names : Timer_1,Timer_2 and Timer_3 ?
And what exactly you compare in the "If" commands?

What it does is:

There are 3 timers. You call "Timer_" and then it picks a random number from 1 to 3, which is added to the name Timer_. This results in a random timer being called It's just another way to use ""+Something

[ZodiaC]

What it does is:

There are 3 timers. You call "Timer_" and then it picks a random number from 1 to 3, which is added to the name Timer_. This results in a random timer being called It's just another way to use ""+Something

I didn't noticed the rand command..Pretty cool!!I like this kind of commands!
Thanks for sharing them!