Difference between pages "TRIGEDIT-TRIGGER-TYPES" and "TRIGEDIT-ROOM-DROP"

Latest revision as of 13:15, 14 July 2017

TRIGEDIT-ROOM-DROP

Activated any time a character attempts to drop an item in this room.

If used with a return 0 the character will fail to drop anything.

Numeric Arg : percent chance this trigger will be activated.

Argument : not used.

Variables:

%actor% - the character attempting to drop the object

%object% - the object the character is attempting to drop

Example: {cRTSTAT 56{c0

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-'''TRIGEDIT-TRIGGER-TYPES'''
+'''TRIGEDIT-ROOM-DROP'''
 [[Category:Help Files]]
+[[Category:Building]]
-TRIGEDIT-TRIGGER-TYPES
+Activated any time a character attempts to drop an item in this room.
-TRIGEDIT-TRIGGER-TYPES
-TRIGEDIT-TRIGGER-TYPES
+If used with a return 0 the character will fail to drop anything.
-) Trigger types: {cyGreet{c0
+Numeric Arg : percent chance this trigger will be activated.
-This is a bitvector  of which kind of events this trigger is triggered by. This
+Argument    : not used.
-is the most important part of the trigger. It's here you decide if you want the
-trigger to react on people dying in the room, dropping objects, saying stuff,
-entering, jumping insanely up and down or whatever else you might think of.
+Variables:
+%actor%  - the character attempting to drop the object
+%object% - the object the character is attempting to drop
-This part is also the most important, in the sense that the rest of the triggers'
-info means different things, depending on what trigger type the trigger has.
+Example: {cRTSTAT 56{c0
-For a full listing of types see: {cRHELP TRIGEDIT-TYPES{c0