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[RecklezzRogue]

I have a utility script to restart ambient behaviours following certain events - most often I am calling this at the end of dialogue, but in a couple of cases, I need to call another script first at the end of the dialoue.  Now instead of duplicating my ambient restart script in other scripts, I woud like to just call the one that is already setup (for obvious reasons).

What's the code to do this?

Modifié par RecklezzRogue, 22 juin 2010 - 03:07 .

[Phaenan]

Probably not that clean, but I usually use HandleEvent() for that purpose since the second param' allows to precise which script will handle the event. (it's possible to use a "false" event if need be)

[TimelordDC]

Or put the code to restart the ambient behaviour as a function in an include script and call the functions in the scripts you want.

[RecklezzRogue]

ok - thanks - I thought about using handleevent - it should work for the purpose I have (which is very limited in scope).



Now - setting up a function, i've not yet learned how to do that, but I can see how that would be really scalable...for other non-area specific things...I'll read up on that.



so there's no "RunScript" type command....that explains why I couldn't find one ;-)

[CID-78]

there is executeScript() still around, it's noted as obsolete however. I think it's because they want people to use Handleevent. But i think it still works.

[FergusM]

DelayEvent() can also be used if you find that the scripts need to be run one after the other. Sometimes if you run things simultaneously they won't work.

[RecklezzRogue]

I'll check those out tonight - for now I am using handleevent with the resource explicitly named and that does work, but it feels like cheating ;-)

[RecklezzRogue]

I am settling on HandleEvent --- I can't as yet see any reason this won't work, and I was able to integrate it into my scripts quite easily.



Note - I am inspired to learn how to set up functions now, as I can see there is real value relative to scalability...but this post is solved ;-)

[indio]

if(!nEventHandled)
    {
        HandleEvent(ev, RESOURCE_SCRIPT_MODULE_CORE);
        resource rScriptName = R"scriptname.ncs";
        HandleEvent(ev, rScriptName);

    }

Phaenan helped me out a few days ago with just the solution you're after. Works great.

[RecklezzRogue]

Yep indio - I took a shortcut as follows:



HandleEvent (ev, R"dmo001_dafl001d_res_ambient.ncs");

[indio]

Ooh. Nice.

[RecklezzRogue]

RecklezzRogue wrote...

Yep indio - I took a shortcut as follows:

HandleEvent (ev, R"dmo001_dafl001d_res_ambient.ncs");

I take that back...lol...using indio's approach.