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Revision as of 00:28, 17 September 2012
Description
SetQuestDelay modifies the processing time delay for a script.
By default, quest scripts process every 5 seconds (this is based on an INI setting). This is to prevent the quest scripts from taking up an excessive amount of processor time. Unless you have a good reason, you should leave the quest script processing every 5 seconds.
Good reasons include:
- The quest script is running a timer which requires precise timing (e.g. for dialogue).
- The quest script needs to react to something with precise timing (e.g. to trigger different parts of a scene).
Even when you have a good reason, avoid setting the quest delay time to .1, or any other low number, for the duration of a quest. Under almost all circumstances, set the quest delay to a low number for a specific purpose, and when that purpose is finished, set it back to the default.
- Note: The INI setting default can be overridden per quest by setting the Script Processing Delay in the quest form
Syntax
SetQuestDelay QuestName, DelayTimer
Examples
SetQuestDelay MyQuest .1
Scripts in MyQuest will process every .1 seconds.
Notes
- Setting delay to 0 tells the quest to process at the INI setting default (5 seconds).
- Or whatever the Script Processing Delay was set to in the quest form
See Also
- None