Getting When A Player Touches A Brick [Solved]

[jes00]

How can I detect when a player touches a brick wether it has events or no?

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[Lugnut]

The events are called on the brick irregardless of there being events, right?

Otherwise, ask Darren/Nerrad

[jes00]

The events are called on the brick irregardless of there being events, right?

No. I don't believe so.

[Greek2me]

fxDtsBrick::onPlayerTouch is always called, regardless of if the event is there.

[Lugnut]

fxDtsBrick::onPlayerTouch is always called, regardless of if the event is there.

i knew it

[jes00]

fxDtsBrick::onPlayerTouch is always called, regardless of if the event is there.

i knew it

Tested it. It did not work until I had added an event to the brick. It also worked when I did %brick.enableTouch = true;

[nerraD]

I used a stuff method and forgeted up the eventing all together. I'd have used fxDtsBrick::OnPlayerTouch but I gave up on the Crumbling Stage project so I never got around to doing it.

Tested it. It did not work until I had added an event to the brick. It also worked when I did %brick.enableTouch = true;

Let me just rip this from my Crumbling Stage script;

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   function fxDTSBrick::onLoadPlant(%this)
   {
      parent::onLoadPlant(%this);

      %this.enableTouch = true;
      %this.enableFakeTouch = true;

      %enabled     = 1;
      %delay       = 1;
      %inputEvent  = "OnPlayerTouch";
      %target      = "client";
      %outputEvent = "PlaySound";
      %par1        = Beep_Popup_Sound.getID();

      %this.addEvent(%enabled,%delay,%inputEvent,%target,%outputEvent,%par1);
   }
If I also recall correctly, this ruined usage of other onPlayerTouch events as you edit the fxDTSBrick::onPlayerTouch function, unless you return the parent, I don't know. I haven't coded in weeks.

[Mold]

Why the hell do you want every brick to beep
.enabletuch is enough

[jes00]

I'll just set a global var when the correct save is loaded and than onLoadPlant; if the global var is true do %brick.enableTouch = true; and than when the save is done being loaded I'll just set the global var to false.

[nerraD]

Why the hell do you want every brick to beep
.enabletuch is enough

You cannot simply use an event and not finish %par1 off, I think it automatically wipes the event out if a parameter is not valid or something. Also the beep never worked considering if you read my post, it broke the whole onPlayerTouch input event.

[Mold]

The code you posted does only edit onLoadPlant function

[nerraD]

The code you posted does only edit onLoadPlant function

And your point here is?

[Mold]

And your point here is?

That it doesn't break stuff

[nerraD]

That it doesn't break stuff

but editing the fxDTSBrick::OnPlayerTouch field does.

If I also recall correctly, this ruined usage of other onPlayerTouch events as you edit the fxDTSBrick::onPlayerTouch function, unless you return the parent, I don't know. I haven't coded in weeks.

Please read posts better in the future. You always go too quick with things.