OnPlayerTouch

[Pie Crust]

you don't need to even use triggers, just have the bank datablock and set code to happen when you touch it by packaging onPlayerTouch.

How can I package onPlayerTouch? What are the arguments it passes?

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[TheBlackParrot]

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package packageName
{
function fxDTSBrick::onPlayerTouch(%this,%obj,%player)
{
// do stuff
return parent::onPlayerTouch(%this,%obj,%player);
}
};
activatePackage(packageName);


[Zeblote]

Make sure to set %brick.enabletouch to true.

[Advanced Bot]

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package packageName
{
function fxDTSBrick::onPlayerTouch(%this,%obj,%player)
{
// do stuff
return parent::onPlayerTouch(%this,%obj,%player);
}
};
activatePackage(packageName);


You know %this is the brick, right? What is %player going to since the %obj is the player? (I think)

[TheBlackParrot]

You know %this is the brick, right?

hurr flippin' durr

[jes00]

hurr flippin' durr

He's saying that there are only two arguments for fxDTSBrick::onPlayerTouch. %brick and %player.

[TheBlackParrot]

Then what's with the 3rd argument returning things

[$trinick]

It doesn't for me. Just %brick and %player.

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function fxDTSBrick::onPlayerTouch(%obj, %player) {
    %data = %obj.getDatablock();
    %data.onPlayerTouch(%obj, %player);
}

Yup, just two.

[Advanced Bot]

Then what's with the 3rd argument returning things

Maybe the client?

[$trinick]

Maybe the client?

If his returns a third argument then there's a mod that's messing with it-- Blockland's source code (as I posted above) only defines 2 variables for the function.