Hotspot Scripting - Revision history

Mng: /* Example hotspots */ Added "//"

2018-03-07T21:40:58Z

Example hotspots: Added "//"

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	//You can create effects with MakeParticle.The first parameter is the particle file to load. The second parameter is the position in the world to spawn this particle.		//You can create effects with MakeParticle.The first parameter is the particle file to load. The second parameter is the position in the world to spawn this particle.
	The last parameter is the direction the particle is moving. The higher the values the faster it will move.		//The last parameter is the direction the particle is moving. The higher the values the faster it will move.
	MakeParticle("Data/Particles/fire.xml", mo.position,vec3(0.0f,15.0f,0.0f));		MakeParticle("Data/Particles/fire.xml", mo.position,vec3(0.0f,15.0f,0.0f));

Mng: /* Example hotspots */ removed problem where a long comment would overflow the box.

2018-03-07T21:39:55Z

Example hotspots: removed problem where a long comment would overflow the box.

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	Print("An NPC has entered the hotspot\n");		Print("An NPC has entered the hotspot\n");
	}		}
	//You can create effects with MakeParticle.The first parameter is the particle file to load. The second parameter is the position in the world to spawn this particle. The last parameter is the direction the particle is moving. The higher the values the faster it will move.		//You can create effects with MakeParticle.The first parameter is the particle file to load. The second parameter is the position in the world to spawn this particle.
			The last parameter is the direction the particle is moving. The higher the values the faster it will move.
	MakeParticle("Data/Particles/fire.xml", mo.position,vec3(0.0f,15.0f,0.0f));		MakeParticle("Data/Particles/fire.xml", mo.position,vec3(0.0f,15.0f,0.0f));

Mng: /* Overview */ Added links for "water" and "kill boxes"

2018-03-07T20:49:01Z

Overview: Added links for "water" and "kill boxes"

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	* The Overgrowth story checkpoint and goal system uses invisible [[Checkpoints\|Checkpoint Hotspots]]		* The Overgrowth story checkpoint and goal system uses invisible [[Checkpoints\|Checkpoint Hotspots]]
	* The Lugaru and Overgrowth campaigns both use them to control music		* The Lugaru and Overgrowth campaigns both use them to control music
	* Kill boxes use hotspots which listen to "enter" events to kill characters that end up inside them		* [[Hotspots#generic_kill\|Kill boxes]] use hotspots which listen to "enter" events to kill characters that end up inside them
	* Lava and water are both set up using hotspots, and are drawn with special shaders		* Lava and [[Hotspots#wet_cube\|water]] are both set up using hotspots, and are drawn with special shaders

	Occasionally a hotspot is not the right tool for the job:		Occasionally a hotspot is not the right tool for the job:

Mng: /Top/ Added Link to Hotspots

2018-03-07T19:55:22Z

Top: Added Link to Hotspots

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			:''This page covers the creation of selfmade hotspots. For a list and description of every hotspot currently shipped with the game, see [[Hotspots]].''
	= Overview =		= Overview =
	[[Category: Modding]]		[[Category: Modding]]

Silverfish: moved Hotspots to Hotspot Scripting: The "Hotspot" page should be a list of hotspots that come with the game, so they can be documented. Hotspot scripting is a totally different and much more deep area which this page seems to be about.

2017-11-30T09:47:30Z

moved Hotspots to Hotspot Scripting: The "Hotspot" page should be a list of hotspots that come with the game, so they can be documented. Hotspot scripting is a totally different and much more deep area which this page seems to be about.

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Silverfish: /* Callable functions and data available inside hotspot scripts */

2017-11-28T15:21:45Z

Callable functions and data available inside hotspot scripts

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	This documentation will change with each version of the game, so keep checking back on this <code>aslevel_docs.h</code> file to see the most up to date information.		This documentation will change with each version of the game, so keep checking back on this <code>aslevel_docs.h</code> file to see the most up to date information.

	There are also wiki pages which have more detailed documentation many of these functions. These pages have a danger of going out of date, but give more detailed documentation on some of the code:		There are also wiki pages which have more detailed documentation on many of these functions. These pages have a danger of going out of date, but give more detailed documentation on some of the code:

	* [[Level_Script_External_Code\|These functions are unique to hotspot scripts]] - Beware, some of this code is only available to level scripts! Read the docs carefully!		* [[Level_Script_External_Code\|These functions are unique to hotspot scripts]] - Beware, some of this code is only available to level scripts! Read the docs carefully!

Merlyn: /* Callable functions and data available inside hotspot scripts */

2017-11-14T01:16:22Z

Callable functions and data available inside hotspot scripts

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	* [[Level_Script_External_Code\|These functions are unique to hotspot scripts]] - Beware, some of this code is only available to level scripts! Read the docs carefully!		* [[Level_Script_External_Code\|These functions are unique to hotspot scripts]] - Beware, some of this code is only available to level scripts! Read the docs carefully!
	* [[~~Character_Script_External_Code~~\|These functions are shared with other script types]]		* [[Common_Script_External_Code\|These functions are shared with other script types]]

	== Hotspot instances in other scripts ==		== Hotspot instances in other scripts ==

Merlyn at 01:14, 14 November 2017

2017-11-14T01:14:34Z

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	== SetEnabled function ==		== SetEnabled function ==

	''Note: This function won't be available until Beta 6, but is already present in the Steam internal_testing build, which is available to everyone. I don't recommend you release a mod that uses this function until at least Beta 6. (-Merlyn)''

	<pre style="white-space: pre-wrap;">void SetEnabled(bool is_enabled) { }</pre>		<pre style="white-space: pre-wrap;">void SetEnabled(bool is_enabled) { }</pre>

Merlyn at 12:32, 11 November 2017

2017-11-11T12:32:32Z

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	= Overview =		= Overview =
			[[Category: Modding]]
	[[Category:Overgrowth]]		[[Category:Overgrowth]]
	Hotspots are the most versatile game object in the Phoenix engine.		Hotspots are the most versatile game object in the Phoenix engine.

Merlyn at 12:28, 11 November 2017

2017-11-11T12:28:37Z

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	= Overview =		= Overview =
			[[Category:Overgrowth]]
	Hotspots are the most versatile game object in the Phoenix engine.		Hotspots are the most versatile game object in the Phoenix engine.