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[Kyle]

Try this:

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void OnStart()
{
     SetEntityPlayerInteractCallback("earthquakenote", "OnPickup");
}
void OnPickup(string &in asEntity)
{
     SetEntityActive("doorunlock", true);
     SetEntityActive("wind", true);
     StartPlayerLookAt("wind", 2, 2, "");
     SetSwingDoorDisableAutoClose("earthquakedoor", true);
     SetSwingDoorClosed("earthquakedoor", false, true);
     AddPropForce("earthquakedoor", 0, 0, 900, "world");
     AddTimer("", 3, "Timer01");
}
void Timer01(string &in asTimer)
{
     StopPlayerLookAt();
}

[ZRPT1]

(08-30-2011 06:14 PM)Kyle Wrote:  Try this:

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void OnStart()
{
     SetEntityPlayerInteractCallback("earthquakenote", "OnPickup");
}
void OnPickup(string &in asEntity)
{
     SetEntityActive("doorunlock", true);
     SetEntityActive("wind", true);
     StartPlayerLookAt("wind", 2, 2, "");
     SetSwingDoorDisableAutoClose("earthquakedoor", true);
     SetSwingDoorClosed("earthquakedoor", false, true);
     AddPropForce("earthquakedoor", 0, 0, 900, "world");
     AddTimer("", 3, "Timer01");
}
void Timer01(string &in asTimer)
{
     StopPlayerLookAt();
}

Just doing a quick runthrough of the script i noticed the "StartPlayerLookAt" Function. Im not trying to get the player to look at it DIRECTLY after picking up the note, but so that the area that activates the door opening is ACTIVE AFTER i pickup the note. It wouldn't be of any use for me to look at the door because it is in a seperate room. I just want it so that WHEN the player ends up looking in that certain area, the door that the area is connected to will open.

[MegaScience]

Is there any limit to how many frames the globo animation can be? Default files have 3 digits, so is the limit 999? I want to try a full video just to try it even though I won't use it in anything in the end.

[Kyle]

(08-31-2011 02:58 AM)MegaScience Wrote:  Is there any limit to how many frames the globo animation can be? Default files have 3 digits, so is the limit 999? I want to try a full video just to try it even though I won't use it in anything in the end.

The funny thing is that I have nearly no idea what you're talking about, aside from animations with light gobos. xD

[xiphirx]

(08-31-2011 02:58 AM)MegaScience Wrote:  Is there any limit to how many frames the globo animation can be? Default files have 3 digits, so is the limit 999? I want to try a full video just to try it even though I won't use it in anything in the end.

I'd imagine you would hit an issue of processing before you find the limit

[MegaScience]

(08-31-2011 03:13 AM)Kyle Wrote:  The funny thing is that I have nearly no idea what you're talking about, aside from animations with light gobos. xD

Using spotlights to make frame animations like videos.

(08-31-2011 03:46 AM)xiphirx Wrote:  I'd imagine you would hit an issue of processing before you find the limit

So you're saying the limit of frames might be over 999 but it might over stuff the system?

[xiphirx]

No, I'm saying the game will slow down to a halt before you get any video using gobos

[MegaScience]

(08-31-2011 04:06 AM)xiphirx Wrote:  No, I'm saying the game will slow down to a halt before you get any video using gobos

Can't it be 999 frames? :o

[xiphirx]

What you should be asking is whether amnesia will load the map with 999 lights.

[DRedshot]

He's asking if you can use 999 different GOBOs on one light, you can animate the gobos with the animation feature, and set the framespeed with the number. Then you select a gobo, and every gobo with that name + _number will be included in the animation. I personally don't know the limit, but maybe you could try testing it out somehow before doing the actual thing.

- Using frames on the gobos is how you make the water gobo 'move'

- Also, I doubt anyone else has actually tested the limit before, so you will probably be the first to have to do so!