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3do & surface

2003-08-24, 7:49 PM #1

YourOwners

Registered User

Posts: 175

i have a 3do that i need to go to a certain frame when a surface or thing is activated, and i want it to stay there until the surface or thing is activated again which will bring it back to its first frame. i couldn't find a cog for this one, so could someone link me one or make me one or email me one?
yoclanleader@hotmail.com

note: this post is also in the main editing forum, but i didn't know which was best to post in so plz dont delete.

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2003-08-25, 1:28 PM #2

DSLS_DeathSythe

Registered User

Posts: 185

here's one you can use if you want.

Code:

#===========================
# Written By DSLS_DeathSythe
#===========================
symbols
#---------------------------
message     activated
thing       console=-1     linkid=1
surface     switch=-1      linkid=1
thing       move_thng=-1   linkid=2
flex        move_spd=2.0
int         target_frame=1
#---------------------------
end
#===========================
code
#---------------------------
activated:
	if(GetSenderID() != 1)
		return;
	if(GetCurFrame(move_thng) == 0)
		{
		if(switch > -1)
			SetWallCel(switch, 1);
		MoveToFrame(move_thng, target_frame, move_spd);
		return;
		}
	if(switch > -1)
		SetWallCel(switch, 0);
	MoveToFrame(move_thng, 0, move_spd);
return;
#===========================
end

it should work, i didnt test it though.

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[This message has been edited by DSLS_DeathSythe (edited August 25, 2003).]

Famous last words - "It seemed like a good idea at the time."