So my title might not make sense (lol) but ill explain here.
What I want to do is make a monster active when the player picks up a key. I know how to do that already, however, I want it to work when the player picks up the key from lets say Map 1. Then, Map 2's monster gets activated due to the player picking up the key from Map 1....is that possible? please help and thanks
Global variables are your friend.
SetGlobalVarInt(string& asName, int alVal);
And let's not forget
GetGlobalVarInt(string& asName);
(09-14-2011, 03:36 AM)GraphicsKid Wrote: [ -> ]Global variables are your friend.
SetGlobalVarInt(string& asName, int alVal);
And let's not forget
GetGlobalVarInt(string& asName);
Ah, as I was roaming through the original Amnesia hps files, I was thinking it was that function.
However, do you think you can explain what I have to do with those script functions? I would love to know how to use them.
EDIT: Wait! Never mind, I didn't really need that script, I needed this:
void name(string &in asParent , string &in asChild , int alState)
{
if (HasItem("name")==true)
{
function
}
}
that should work hopefully.
I dont think it is possible but i am no good a scripting so i might be possible.
(09-14-2011, 03:39 AM)Xvideogamer720X Wrote: [ -> ] (09-14-2011, 03:36 AM)GraphicsKid Wrote: [ -> ]Global variables are your friend.
SetGlobalVarInt(string& asName, int alVal);
And let's not forget
GetGlobalVarInt(string& asName);
Ah, as I was roaming through the original Amnesia hps files, I was thinking it was that function.
However, do you think you can explain what I have to do with those script functions? I would love to know how to use them.
EDIT: Wait! Never mind, I didn't really need that script, I needed this:
void name(string &in asParent , string &in asChild , int alState)
{
if (HasItem("name")==true)
{
function
}
}
that should work hopefully.
Yes I believe that will work...