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Hello,

what I want is that you push a button and then a light turns on and you hear a voice. And after the voice is done talking the light turns off again. How do I do this?

Have you looked at the HPL2 wiki > Scripting Functions yet?

https://wiki.frictionalgames.com/hpl2/am..._functions

I have. But i can't find the func that disables a light after the voice is done

SetLightVisible( light_name, true/false );

If the light it's an entity, use SetEntityActive( entity_name, true/false );

If you want the light to turn off after a sound it's over, calculate the time and use a timer, for a 10 seconds delay use this:
AddTimer ( "light_name", 10, "TurnOffLight" );

This is the function the timer should call to turn off

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If you're using AddEffectVoice you can use SetEffectVoiceOverCallback to set a function after the voice is over.

(07-11-2014, 06:28 PM)Amn Wrote: [ -> ]SetLightVisible( light_name, true/false );

If the light it's an entity, use SetEntityActive( entity_name, true/false );

If you want the light to turn off after a sound it's over, calculate the time and use a timer, for a 10 seconds delay use this:
AddTimer ( "light_name", 10, "TurnOffLight" );

This is the function the timer should call to turn off

Code:

void TurnOffLight ( string &in light )
{ SetLightVisible( light, false ); }

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If you're using AddEffectVoice you can use SetEffectVoiceOverCallback to set a function after the voice is over.

I tried the script without the voice. This is my script:

void OnStart()
{
SetEntityCallbackFunc("knop", "PlayVoice");
}

void PlayVoice(string &in asEntity, int alState)
{
SetLightVisible( "roomlight", true );
AddTimer ( "roomlight", 10, "TurnOffLight" );
{
void TurnOffLight ( string &in light )
{
SetLightVisible( "roomlight", false );
}
}

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It tells me: ''unexpected end of file'' when I test the level. What did I do wrong?

Extra } at the end.

(07-11-2014, 06:49 PM)Amn Wrote: [ -> ]Extra } at the end.

I did that, now it says: Expected {

And you can remove the light name in the arguments if you're not going to use it.

See, this timer AddTimer ( "roomlight", 10, "TurnOffLight" );
Is giving the name of your light (roomlight) to the function it's going to call (TurnOffLight function)

Below, the function TurnOffLight, it has the name of your light in a variable named light. You can refer to that instead of typing in the name of the light.

void TurnOffLight ( string &in light )
{ SetLightVisible( light, false );

But whatever. As long as it works, it's ok.

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You can copy&paste this