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AddPainOrder Question
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 4:29 pm
by WebsterX37
Hello
I am new to scripting Pawns but finally managed one simple script.
Pawn spawns
calles Order Idle
Order Idle restarts
Now I wanted to show some explosions if my pawn is hit. So I've read the manual and found the
AddPainOrder.
Within my Idle Order I placed this:
AddPainOrder("Hit",100);
the PainOrder looks as follows:
Hit[()
{
AddExplosion("FlameThrower","BONE_TRIGGER",0, 0, 0);
Return();
}]
I am wondering, where this hit-order returns to. I wanted it to switch back to my idle order but my
debug info says: we are still in the hit-order. How can I go back to idle-order? The HL command NewOrder worked
once, but after this my pain order wasn't called again. I've read some samples but can't figure it out.
Thx
Webster
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 5:07 pm
by QuestOfDreams
I am wondering, where this hit-order returns to.
When the order is done (by reaching the end of the order or executing a Return() command) control is returned to the (script) point where the Pawn was before the order was run.
Once the order was executed, pain checks are no longer done, you need to re-add the pain order.
Your script should look similar to this (not tested):
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{
Spawn[()
{
// your setup code goes here
NewOrder("Idle");
}]
Idle[()
{
// do idle stuff here
RestartOrder();
}]
Hit[()
{
AddExplosion("FlameThrower","BONE_TRIGGER",0, 0, 0);
AddPainOrder("Hit",100);
NewOrder("Idle");
}]
}
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 6:12 pm
by WebsterX37
Thanx for your answer!
So I tested it the wrong way, putting the AddPainOrder into the Idle-Order. If I understand this right:
The Ordername in AddPainOrder runs only ones and is only called again by an event if the pawn is hit, as long as the attribute
given to the pawn is bigger than zero?
I've added the AddPainOrder("Hit",100); to the spawn order, call the idle order and put the
AddPainOrder("Hit",100); to the Hit order like you wrote.
It did not work, the flames come up only ones at the first hit.
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:04 pm
by Juutis
Seeing the whole script would help a lot here.
Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:55 pm
by WebsterX37
Here is my script, used for a TV to switch it on and off. The switching works fine. If it comes to "Hit"-order there
are two options:
First: I place a Return(); at the end of the "Hit"-order. Effect: Hitting works fine. But due to the Return() the order doesn't go back to the Order "IdleState". So switching does not work after pawn is hit.
Second: I place a NewOrder("IdleState"); at the end of the "Hit"-order. Effect: Hitting works only once, switching does not
work anymore after one hit.
I'll post the second version here:
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{
ACTIVATERANGE [70]
TRIGGER [TVTRIGGER]
ALIVE [1000]
Spawn[()
{
Console(true);
AttributeOrder("enemy_health",ALIVE,"Die");
SetFOV(360);
HostilePlayer(false);
HostileSame(false);
HostileDifferent(false);
IsPushable(true);
SetGroup("TV");
AudibleRadius(100);
SetCollision();
SetFlag(1,true);
NewOrder("IdleState");
}]
SwitchOn[()
{
AnimateStop("on", 1, "tvswitch.wav");
SetEventState(TRIGGER, true);
ChangeMaterial("glow_tv");
NewOrder("IdleState");
}]
SwitchOff[()
{
AddPainOrder("Hit", 100);
AnimateStop("ff", 1, "tvswitch.wav");
SetEventState(TRIGGER, false);
ChangeMaterial("tv_noglow");
NewOrder("IdleState");
}]
IdleState[()
{
AddPainOrder("Hit", 100);
if(self.player_range<ACTIVATERANGE)
{
if(self.key_pressed=16)
{
if(GetFlag(1)=true)
{
SetFlag(1,false);
AddFlagOrder(1,false,"SwitchOn");
}
else
{
SetFlag(1,true);
AddFlagOrder(1,true,"SwitchOff");
}
}
}
RestartOrder();
}]
Hit[()
{
AddPainOrder("Hit", 100);
AddExplosion("RocketExplosion","BONE_MAIN",0, 0, 0);
NewOrder("IdleState");
//Return();
}]
Die[()
{
//AddExplosion("GeneralExplosion","",0, 0, 0); does not work, Pawn dead already!! no bone!
Remove(true);
}]
}
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 6:10 pm
by WebsterX37
SOLVED IT!
I thought the only way could be, going LowLevel and not use AddPainOrder (HL-Command). Here it comes:
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{
ACTIVATERANGE [70]
TRIGGER [TVTRIGGER]
ALIVE [1000]
Spawn[()
{
Console(true);
AttributeOrder("enemy_health",ALIVE,"Die");
SetFOV(360);
HostilePlayer(false);
HostileSame(false);
HostileDifferent(false);
IsPushable(true);
SetGroup("TV");
AudibleRadius(100);
SetCollision();
SetFlag(1,true);
NewOrder("IdleState");
}]
SwitchOn[()
{
AnimateStop("on", 1, "tvswitch.wav");
SetEventState(TRIGGER, true);
ChangeMaterial("glow_tv");
NewOrder("IdleState");
}]
SwitchOff[()
{
AnimateStop("off", 1, "tvswitch.wav");
SetEventState(TRIGGER, false);
ChangeMaterial("tv_noglow");
NewOrder("IdleState");
}]
IdleState[()
{
debug(self.health);
if(self.player_range<ACTIVATERANGE)
{
if(self.key_pressed=16)
{
if(GetFlag(1)=true)
{
SetFlag(1,false);
AddFlagOrder(1,false,"SwitchOn");
}
else
{
SetFlag(1,true);
AddFlagOrder(1,true,"SwitchOff");
}
}
}
if(self.in_pain) //pawn has been hurt meanwhile
{
LowLevel("Hurted"); //go to LL
}
RestartOrder();
}]
Hurted[()
{
if(self.health>0)
{
AddExplosion("FlameThrower","BONE_MAIN", 0, 0, 0);
}
HighLevel("IdleState");
//Return();
}]
Die[()
{
//AddExplosion("GeneralExplosion","",0, 0, 0); does not work, Pawn dead already!! no bone!
Remove(true);
}]
}