Difference between revisions of "Options Menu"
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Event OnContainerChanged(ObjectReference akNewContainer, ObjectReference akOldContainer) | Event OnContainerChanged(ObjectReference akNewContainer, ObjectReference akOldContainer) | ||
If akNewContainer == Game.GetPlayer() ; Only the player | If akNewContainer == Game.GetPlayer() ; Only the player | ||
Int iButton = OptionsMESG.Show() ; Shows your menu. iButton == -1 until input | Int iButton = OptionsMESG.Show() ; Shows your menu. iButton == -1 until input | ||
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EndIf | EndIf | ||
EndIf | EndIf | ||
EndEvent</source> | EndEvent</source> | ||
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Event OnRead() | Event OnRead() | ||
Game.DisablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Momentarily disable other menus | Game.DisablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Momentarily disable other menus | ||
Game.EnablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Undo DisablePlayerControls | Game.EnablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Undo DisablePlayerControls | ||
Menu() | Menu() | ||
EndEvent | EndEvent | ||
Function Menu(Bool abMenu = True, Int aiButton = 0) | Function Menu(Bool abMenu = True, Int aiButton = 0) | ||
While abMenu | While abMenu | ||
If (aiButton != -1) ; Wait for input | If (aiButton != -1) ; Wait for input | ||
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EndIf | EndIf | ||
EndWhile | EndWhile | ||
EndFunction</source> | EndFunction</source> | ||
*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. | ||
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Event OnEquipped(Actor akActor) | Event OnEquipped(Actor akActor) | ||
If akActor == Game.GetPlayer() | If akActor == Game.GetPlayer() | ||
Game.DisablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Momentarily disable other menus | Game.DisablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Momentarily disable other menus | ||
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Menu() | Menu() | ||
EndIf | EndIf | ||
EndEvent | EndEvent | ||
Function Menu(Int aiMessage = 0, Int aiButton = 0, Bool abMenu = True) | Function Menu(Int aiMessage = 0, Int aiButton = 0, Bool abMenu = True) | ||
While abMenu | While abMenu | ||
If (aiButton == -1) | If (aiButton == -1) | ||
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EndIf | EndIf | ||
EndWhile | EndWhile | ||
EndFunction</source> | EndFunction</source> | ||