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== Multilevel, looping menu == | == Multilevel, looping menu == | ||
*To make a multilevel, looping menu with thirty buttons that will not close until a "Done" button is pressed, use the above method but with an altered Menu() function. Note that you can jump to a given message by specifying the aiMessage argument when calling the function. Sub-options as described in the previous example can be added to the below in the same manner. Theoretically, any number of options can be added with the below structure. | *To make a multilevel, looping menu with thirty buttons that will not close until a "Done" button is pressed, use the above method but with an altered Menu() function. Note that you can jump to a given message by specifying the aiMessage argument when calling the function. Sub-options as described in the previous example can be added to the below in the same manner. Theoretically, any number of options can be added with the below structure. By making it conditional, we can check its property values with MessageBox buttons using [[GetVMScriptVariable]]. | ||
<source lang="papyrus">ScriptName OptionsMenuScript | <source lang="papyrus">ScriptName OptionsMenuScript Extends ObjectReference Conditional | ||
Actor Property PlayerREF Auto | Actor Property PlayerREF Auto | ||
Armor Property MenuARMO Auto ; Playable apparel item | Armor Property MenuARMO Auto ; Playable apparel item | ||
Bool Property bFeatureEnabled Auto Conditional ; Toggling of this demonstrated below. | |||
Message Property OptionsMenu00MESG Auto | Message Property OptionsMenu00MESG Auto | ||
Message Property OptionsMenu01MESG Auto | Message Property OptionsMenu01MESG Auto | ||
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ElseIf aiMessage == 0 | ElseIf aiMessage == 0 | ||
aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show() | aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show() | ||
If aiButton == 0 | If aiButton == 0 ; This button has a GetVMScriptVariable condition so it only shows if bFeatureEnabled == True | ||
ElseIf aiButton == 1 | bFeatureEnabled = False | ||
ElseIf aiButton == 1 ; This button has a GetVMScriptVariable condition so it only shows if bFeatureEnabled == False | |||
bFeatureEnabled = True | |||
ElseIf aiButton == 2 | ElseIf aiButton == 2 | ||
ElseIf aiButton == 3 | ElseIf aiButton == 3 | ||
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EndWhile | EndWhile | ||
EndFunction</source> | EndFunction</source> | ||
== Options menu via a spell == | == Options menu via a spell == | ||
*This next example shows how you would open a simple menu using a script attached to a MagicEffect form used by a Spell: | *This next example shows how you would open a simple menu using a script attached to a MagicEffect form used by a Spell: | ||