Lantern script

[Hooumeri]

PHP Code: (Select All)

void PickLanternUnlockDoor(string &in EntityName, string &in Type)
{
if(Type == "OnPickup") {
SetSwingDoorLocked("door_name", false, true);
}
} 


I found this from another thread, could I make this work with mine?

[Mofo]

PHP Code: (Select All)

void PickLanternUnlockDoor(string &in EntityName, string &in Type)
{
if(Type == "OnPickup") {
SetSwingDoorLocked("door_name", false, true);
}
} 


I found this from another thread, could I make this work with mine?

sure, works fine.

[Hooumeri]

PHP Code: (Select All)

void PickLanternUnlockDoor(string &in EntityName, string &in Type)
{
if(Type == "OnPickup") {
SetSwingDoorLocked("door_name", false, true);
}
} 


I found this from another thread, could I make this work with mine?

sure, works fine.

Then what should I type to "if(Type == "____") instead of OnPickup?

[Hooumeri]

Something like OnActive?

[ThePaSch]

Something like OnActive?

Nope, it's not possible with my script piece, no matter what you replace OnPickup with. "OnActive" is not a valid Type.

[nofsky]

If you check the tooltip on the CallbackFunc text box you see that the available types are OnPickup, Break and OnIgnite. I don't think there's more than that.

[Hooumeri]

If you check the tooltip on the CallbackFunc text box you see that the available types are OnPickup, Break and OnIgnite. I don't think there's more than that.

But when I checked them from the script functions page, it said

"* Callback syntax: MyFunc(string &in entity, string &in type). Type depends on entity type and includes: "OnPickup", "Break", "OnIgnite", etc

[ThePaSch]

But when I checked them from the script functions page, it said

"* Callback syntax: MyFunc(string &in entity, string &in type). Type depends on entity type and includes: "OnPickup", "Break", "OnIgnite", etc

"OnActive" still doesn't exist, afaik.

[Pandemoneus]

Would be "OnActivate" or "OnActivation" anyway, "OnActive" isn't English.

[Hooumeri]

Would be "OnActivate" or "OnActivation" anyway, "OnActive" isn't English.

Is there a way to see all of the possible commands you can type in there?