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| + | #REDIRECT [[States#Ignores statement]] |
| − | == Concept ==
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| − | Ignores statement allows you to specify functions and events that will not be executed when the actor is in defined state.<br> | + | |
| − | For example, if you create state Firing and put Fire and AltFire in ignores, Fire and AltFire functions wont be executed.<br>
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| − | Note that functions declared as 'final' can't be ignored.
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| − | == Practice ==
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| − | <uscript>state Firing
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| − | {
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| − | ignores Fire, AltFire; //So player cant call Fire and AltFire when firing a weapon, meanie not refire and cheat
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| − | Begin:
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| − | DoTheFireStuff(); //Trace or spawn projectile
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| − | Sleep(1.0); //Some refire rate, purely demonstrational, real weapons use FinishAnim() instead
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| − | GotoState('Idle'); //In different state we can fire again
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| − | }</uscript>
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 24 May 2010
