Difference between revisions of "049C"
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| − | + | | games = {{Icon|VC}} | |
| − | + | | command = INITIALISE_OBJECT_PATH | |
| − | + | | description = Initialises a [[Script Path|script path]] | |
| − | + | | syntax1 = 049C: [''var''] = scripted_path_file [''int''] width [''flt''] | |
| − | + | | p1t = [''int''] | |
| − | + | | p1d = Script path index | |
| − | + | | p2t = [''flt''] | |
| − | + | | p2d = Width of the path in units | |
| − | + | | p3t = [''var''] | |
| − | + | | p3d = Variable to store the handle of the script path | |
| − | + | }} | |
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| − | This opcode | + | This opcode initialises a script path to be used by [[Script Path#Mission script|script]]. It can be released using opcode [[04A1]]. The script path index comes from the path file's number at the end of the file name, i.e. <code>spath0.dat</code> would use a value of ''0'', <code>spath1.dat</code> would use a value of ''1'', etc. The width of the path denotes how far from the path can the object be when traveling along the path. The larger the value, the more smooth the path can be, while the smaller the value, the more rigid the path can be. More than one variable can handle one script path file. Only one script path file was used in the [[Main.scm|original script]] but additional script paths can be created and used. |
== Keywords == | == Keywords == | ||
initialize, object, script, scripted, path, file | initialize, object, script, scripted, path, file | ||
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Revision as of 14:31, 21 December 2016
INITIALISE_OBJECT_PATH
- Description
- Initialises a script path
- Syntax
- 049C: [var] = scripted_path_file [int] width [flt]
- Parameter
- [int]
- Script path index
- [flt]
- Width of the path in units
- [var]
- Variable to store the handle of the script path
This opcode initialises a script path to be used by script. It can be released using opcode 04A1. The script path index comes from the path file's number at the end of the file name, i.e. spath0.dat would use a value of 0, spath1.dat would use a value of 1, etc. The width of the path denotes how far from the path can the object be when traveling along the path. The larger the value, the more smooth the path can be, while the smaller the value, the more rigid the path can be. More than one variable can handle one script path file. Only one script path file was used in the original script but additional script paths can be created and used.
Keywords
initialize, object, script, scripted, path, file
