Difference between revisions of "Workflow Functions"
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if cs ~= nil then cond = game.CurrentScene.Conditions[cond] else cond = Conditions[cond] end -- check global or direct path | if cs ~= nil then cond = game.CurrentScene.Conditions[cond] else cond = Conditions[cond] end -- check global or direct path | ||
-- + -- | -- + -- | ||
| − | if val == nil then -- | + | if val == nil then -- check if condition should be toggled |
| − | if cond.Value then cond.Value = false else Cond.Value = true end | + | if cond.Value then cond.Value = false else Cond.Value = true end -- toggle condition |
else | else | ||
cond.Value = val -- update condition based on val (true or false) | cond.Value = val -- update condition based on val (true or false) | ||
Revision as of 17:59, 20 August 2022
What is a workflow function? A workflow function is a function that you can script to save yourself time by reducing the amount of work you need to do. The function could perform one specific task, or it could perform multiple tasks.
Anyway, let's crack on...
Example #1: Condition
Script section > definition type script:
function setCond(cond, val, cs)
if cs ~= nil then cond = game.CurrentScene.Conditions[cond] else cond = Conditions[cond] end -- check global or direct path
-- + --
if val == nil then -- check if condition should be toggled
if cond.Value then cond.Value = false else Cond.Value = true end -- toggle condition
else
cond.Value = val -- update condition based on val (true or false)
end
end
Usage example #1: set condition example as true, access globally
setCond("example", true)
Usage example #2: toggle condition example, access condition belonging to current scene
setCond("example", nil, true)
