Difference between revisions of "Create story script"

Revision as of 15:33, 12 January 2015

In this tutorial we will add some scripting: Give feedback to player, make the doors open when a specific event occurs, let female alien walk by.

1. We don't want the doors to open automatically. We need to make the doors objects that can be driven by the script.
   Open the /init/story/scenes.dat file and add under data {...} :

   door_objecti CELL1
   {
     rotate   = false; // Door translates
    
     q        = 4.5;  // Open height
     q_min    = 0.0;  // Min height
     q_max    = 6.0;  // Max height
     q_spring = 30.0; // Spring used for opening door
    
     open = true; // Door status
    
     obj_name = "cell1"; // Object in scene that is the door
   }
    
   door_objecti CELL2
   {
     rotate   = false;
    
     q        = 4.5;
     q_min    = 0.0;
     q_max    = 6.0;
     q_spring = 30.0;
    
     open = false;
    
     obj_name = "cell2";
   }

   This will make a door object from the scene object. Now we can also open the door using a script.

2. Now lets test the doors. Open the /init/story/player/brain/run.dat. This file contains the state code of the player.
   Change the code to this:

   #include "init/std/base/main/brain/code/run.dat"
    
   //-------------------------------------------
    
   <state_run>
    
   case (state.dyn.me.do.state)
   {
     [RUN0] state_run0();
   }
    
   </state_run>
    
   //-------------------------------------------
    
   <state_run0>
    
   case (state.dyn.me.do.state2)
   {
     [NONE]
     {
       // Set timer to 3 seconds
       do_set_timer(3);
    
       state.dyn.me.do.state2 = START;
     }
    
     [START]
     {
       // Wait for timeout
       loc.ts = GetTs();  
       [loc.ts < state.dyn.me.do.ts] return;
    
       // Open doors	
       loc.so.obj = SPACESHIP1:CELL1;
       loc.so.par = DOOR_SET_STATUS;
       loc.so.val = DOOR_SETVAL_STATUS_OPEN;	    
       SetObject(loc.so);
    
       loc.so.obj = SPACESHIP1:CELL2;
       loc.so.par = DOOR_SET_STATUS;
       loc.so.val = DOOR_SETVAL_STATUS_OPEN;	    
       SetObject(loc.so);
    
       // Set timer to 6 seconds
       do_set_timer(6);
    
       state.dyn.me.do.state2 = OPEN;
     }
    
     [OPEN]
     {
       // Wait for timeout
       loc.ts = GetTs();  
       [loc.ts < state.dyn.me.do.ts] return;
    
       // Close doors	
       loc.so.obj = SPACESHIP1:CELL1;
       loc.so.par = DOOR_SET_STATUS;
       loc.so.val = DOOR_SETVAL_STATUS_CLOSE;	    
       SetObject(loc.so);
    
       loc.so.obj = SPACESHIP1:CELL2;
       loc.so.par = DOOR_SET_STATUS;
       loc.so.val = DOOR_SETVAL_STATUS_CLOSE;	    
       SetObject(loc.so);
    
       // Set timer to 6 seconds
       do_set_timer(6);
    
       state.dyn.me.do.state2 = START;    
     }
   }
    
   </state_run0>

   This code opens the doors and then closes them again.

3. Start the abducted scene and check if the doors open and close in a continuous loop.