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==Writing Custom Functions== | ==Writing Custom Functions== | ||
We'll get into the nitty gritty of writing | We'll get into the nitty gritty of writing custom functions by looking at an example of something we might want to do while writing a quest: handle the death of the quest giver. | ||
A function has a start/end line (Function/EndFunction) may contain parameter definitions. In this case lets create a function called "HandleQuestGiverDeath" that takes a parameter of the actor who did the killing, so we can do different things if the player killed him, or something else. We'll write this function on a script "myQuestScript" that we'll attach to our quest in the editor. | A function has a start/end line (Function/EndFunction) may contain parameter definitions. In this case lets create a function called "HandleQuestGiverDeath" that takes a parameter of the actor who did the killing, so we can do different things if the player killed him, or something else. We'll write this function on a script "myQuestScript" that we'll attach to our quest in the editor. | ||