Author Topic: Can someone give me a link to a good guide to events?  (Read 512 times)

Can someone give me a link to a good guide to events?
Im a bit good at them right now, I just want to know all of them. Help is appreciated.


Your final eventing help destination:
http://scatteredspace.com/forum/index.php?topic=346.0
Thanks, that guide helped a bit, but it was a bit unorganized. Can someone give me a link to an organized version? And did Eric Hartman make a guide to events? (If Eric Hartman did make a guide, please give me the link. Thanks.)

Thanks, that guide helped a bit, but it was a bit unorganized. Can someone give me a link to an organized version? And did Eric Hartman make a guide to events? (If Eric Hartman did make a guide, please give me the link. Thanks.)

How the hell do you think that is unorganized?

How the hell do you think that is unorganized?

Dude, that's unorganized because stuff is scattered, and there is no index. And he replies to his thread instead of posting the entire guide at once.

Dude, that's unorganized because stuff is scattered, and there is no index. And he replies to his thread instead of posting the entire guide at once.
You mean a table of contents? http://scatteredspace.com/forum/index.php?topic=346.msg2576#msg2576

And replying to the thread is a method of organization. If you notice, each reply is a separate topic.

or you could read the event names in the event window, they're pretty well named
if you have any questions on specific ones, ask here?

Best way to learn is testing things out. Experiment with events you don't know about. Unless it's VCE, most of the events are pretty straight-forward. If you really can't figure an event out, then you should find a guide.

>Start off simple with "onActivate" or "onPlayerTouch"
>Learn the outputs through "onActivate" or "onPlayerTouch"
>Expand to newer input events and so on

I think events are extremely straight foward

The names of the events tell you exactly what they do