Lua:Interaction - Revision history

Crazycarl at 05:40, 21 July 2009

2009-07-21T05:40:12Z

Crazycarl at 04:01, 27 June 2009

2009-06-27T04:01:12Z

Hirohito at 00:15, 1 January 2008

2008-01-01T00:15:18Z

Mirvinmonkey-3: Interacting with Lua moved to Lua:Interaction

2007-12-13T11:08:17Z

Interacting with Lua moved to Lua:Interaction

Mirvinmonkey-3 at 11:03, 13 December 2007

2007-12-13T11:03:32Z

Mulchman MM: /* flaginfo() */

2006-06-19T20:06:00Z

flaginfo()

Mulchman MM: /* player_killed() */

2006-06-14T16:16:14Z

player_killed()

Mulchman MM at 16:15, 14 June 2006

2006-06-14T16:15:44Z

Mulchman MM at 16:01, 14 June 2006

2006-06-14T16:01:06Z

Mulchman MM at 15:54, 14 June 2006

2006-06-14T15:54:34Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:40, 21 July 2009
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		+	{{Infobox mapping}}
	{{Infobox manual/Header}}		{{Infobox manual/Header}}
	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	Called when this entity is triggered. Note that this takes into account the wait time of this trigger, whereas ontouch() does not.		Called when this entity is triggered. Note that this takes into account the wait time of this trigger, whereas ontouch() does not.

−	~~[[Category:Lua]]~~
	{{Infobox manual/Footer}}		{{Infobox manual/Footer}}

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 == Introduction ==
 For all of the following events, the first parameter to the function will be the player that caused the event, where applicable. The '''entid''' global variable will be set which contains the entity that fired the event. Additionally, more global variables may be set and read by the engine depending on the event.
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 [[Category:Lua]]

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	Called when this entity is triggered. Note that this takes into account the wait time of this trigger, whereas ontouch() does not.		Called when this entity is triggered. Note that this takes into account the wait time of this trigger, whereas ontouch() does not.

−	[[Category:~~LUA~~]]	+	[[Category:Lua]]

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	=== flaginfo() ===		=== flaginfo() ===
		+	TODO: Add shit

	== info_ff_script entity ==		== info_ff_script entity ==

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(No difference)

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 This function is called whenever a player dies. The global variable "killer" will be set, which contains the player that killed this player.
-Example: say you wanted to give your team a point when you killed someone not on your team:
+Here's an example if you wanted to give your team a point when you killed someone not on your team:
 <pre>
 function player_killed( player_id )

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 === player_spawn() ===
 This function is called whenever a player spawns in this map.
 === player_killed() ===
 This function is called whenever a player dies. The global variable "killer" will be set, which contains the player that killed this player.
 === player_ondamage() ===
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 end
 </pre>
 === flaginfo() ===
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 === ontrigger() ===
 Called when this entity is triggered. Note that this takes into account the wait time of this trigger, whereas ontouch() does not.
 [[Category:LUA]]

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	=== player_killed ===		=== player_killed ===
		+	When a player is killed this function is called. Inside this function, one variable is available:
		+	<pre>
		+	killer - who killed us
		+	</pre>

		+	Example, say you wanted to give your team a point when you killed someone not on your team:
		+	<pre>
		+	function player_killed( player_id )
		+	-- If you kill someone, give your team a point
		+	if GetPlayerTeam( killer ) then
		+	if not ( GetPlayerTeam( player_id ) == GetPlayerTeam( killer ) ) then
		+	AddTeamScore( GetPlayerTeam( killer ), 1 )
		+	end
		+	end
		+	end
		+	</pre>

	[[Category:LUA]]		[[Category:LUA]]

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 When a player spawns this function is called. In here is where you would give/take health/armor/ammo/grens. Here is an example of giving the player full health, full armor, full rockets, full shells, and 1 grenade upon spawning (player_id is the player this event is called on and must be passed in to the functions used as shown in the example):
 <pre>
--- 400 for overkill. of course the values
+function player_spawn( player_id )
--- get clamped in game code
+	-- 400 for overkill. of course the values
-AddHealth( player_id, 400 )
+	-- get clamped in game code
-AddArmor( player_id, 400 )
+	AddHealth( player_id, 400 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_NAILS", -400 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_NAILS", -400 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_SHELLS", 400 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_SHELLS", 400 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_ROCKETS", 400 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_ROCKETS", 400 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_CELLS", -400 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_CELLS", -400 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_DETPACK", -1 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_DETPACK", -1 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_RADIOTAG", -400 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_RADIOTAG", -400 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_GREN1", -4 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_GREN1", -4 )
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_GREN2", -4 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_GREN2", -4 )
--- Players get 1 gren1
+	-- Players get 1 gren1
-AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_GREN1", 1 )
+	AddAmmo( player_id, "AMMO_GREN1", 1 )
 </pre>
 === player_ondamage ===
 When a player takes any kind of damage this function is called. Inside this function, a couple of variables are available:
 === player_killed ===