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Panda: /* Using the timer template for cutscenes */

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Using the timer template for cutscenes

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 ==== Using the timer template for cutscenes ====
-...todo
+The easiest way to make a cut-scene is to use the custom timer event. It defines some variables that you can use to automate your scene:
-=== Monster Scripts ===
+The HUD comes with a command that logs the camera position and rotation relative to the level root prim.
 [[Category:Tutorials]]

Panda: /* Water */

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Water

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	=== Water ===		=== Water ===

			# Create a prim. The prim must be a box, but it can have any shape as a box.
			# Set the prim name to WATER (all upper case)
			# Set the prim to phantom.
			# The prim is now treated as water. Walk into it to test.
			# Drag a got Portal script from your devtools into the water prim.
			# Take a copy of your water prim and put it inside of your level's inventory.
			# Say add to create a spawn entry for your water.
			# Optionally you can use the WATER prim that comes with the devtools.

			===== Adding multiple waters =====

			# Rez the WATER prim from devtools.
			# Rename it to WATER_2
			# Position it and take a copy.
			# Put the copy into your level inventory.
			# Say add to add the level.
			# When spawned live, the WATER_2 prim will rename itself to WATER.

	== Making your level more interactive with scripts ==		== Making your level more interactive with scripts ==

Panda: /* Objective Hints */

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Objective Hints

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	* The usual way to track objectives is to set progress flags in the onObjectives function. All you need to do is to set the value of string txt to the hint.		* The usual way to track objectives is to set progress flags in the onObjectives function. All you need to do is to set the value of string txt to the hint.
	* For an example you can define a BFL bitflag like #define BFL_FIRST_TRIGGER 0x2		* For an example you can define a BFL bitflag like #define BFL_FIRST_TRIGGER 0x2
	* Then we change the "SPB" LevelEvt$trigger event to:<pre>		* Then we change the "SPB" LevelEvt$trigger event to:
			<pre>
	if(d == "SPB"){		if(d == "SPB"){
	Level$intLoadSharp("SPB");		Level$intLoadSharp("SPB");
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	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>
	* And then we make our onObjectives to:<pre>		* And then we make our onObjectives to:
			<pre>
	onObjectives(key id){		onObjectives(key id){
	string txt = "Go forward";		string txt = "Go forward";

Panda at 22:23, 13 April 2024

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 ==== ID Events ====
 ==== Music ====
 ==== Objective Hints ====
 ==== Using the timer template for cutscenes ====

Panda: /* Level scripts */

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Level scripts

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 === Level scripts ===
-==== On level loaded ====
+The level _MAIN script is a unique script to each level. The other scripts are loaded from the HUD and overwritten when you rez the level. All the custom game logic should go in the _MAIN script.
-==== Triggers ====
+There are two main ways to communicate:
 ==== ID Events ====

Panda: /* Making your level more interactive with scripts */

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Making your level more interactive with scripts

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	=== Level scripts ===		=== Level scripts ===

			==== On level loaded ====

			==== Triggers ====

			==== ID Events ====

			==== Music ====

			==== Objective Hints ====

			==== Using the timer template for cutscenes ====


	=== Monster Scripts ===		=== Monster Scripts ===






	[[Category:Tutorials]]		[[Category:Tutorials]]

Panda at 22:33, 11 April 2024

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 If you have not. You should check [[Creating a Level]] first.
-Let us begin with level features that require no scripting:
+Let us begin with level features that require no scripting. The following features are added by editing prim descriptions.
 === Soundspace ===
-A soundspace is a way to.
+A soundspace is a way to set an ambient loop to play in the background. There are built in soundspaces, but you can also set your own via UUID.
 === Footsteps ===
 === Environment Settings ===

Panda at 22:10, 11 April 2024

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	Let us begin with level features that require no scripting:		Let us begin with level features that require no scripting:

	== Soundspace ==		=== Soundspace ===
			A soundspace is a way to.

			=== Footsteps ===

			=== Environment Settings ===


			== Making your level more interactive with scripts ==

			=== Level scripts ===

			=== Monster Scripts ===



			[[Category:Tutorials]]

Panda: Created page with "If you have not. You should check Creating a Level first. Let us begin with level features that require no scripting: == Soundspace =="

2024-04-11T22:08:44Z

Created page with "If you have not. You should check Creating a Level first. Let us begin with level features that require no scripting: == Soundspace =="

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If you have not. You should check [[Creating a Level]] first.

Let us begin with level features that require no scripting:

== Soundspace ==