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* Toggle (M_TOGGLE) - Enables a disabled instance and disables an enabled one. | * Toggle (M_TOGGLE) - Enables a disabled instance and disables an enabled one. | ||
* Next Tick (M_NEXTTICK) - Tells instances to proceed. Makes doors continue to open and close, monster generators re-enable, etc. | * Next Tick (M_NEXTTICK) - Tells instances to proceed. Makes doors continue to open and close, monster generators re-enable, etc. | ||
| + | * Expire (M_EXPIRE) - Triggers an <b>on_expire</b> event, or simply destroys the instance if there is no such event. | ||
* Clean Up (M_CLEANUP) - Deletes the targeted instance from the target list of all instances in the dungeon. | * Clean Up (M_CLEANUP) - Deletes the targeted instance from the target list of all instances in the dungeon. | ||
* Reset Counter (M_RESET) - Sets a counter back to its default value. | * Reset Counter (M_RESET) - Sets a counter back to its default value. | ||
Revision as of 22:52, 13 November 2012
Base messages as defined by DSB and used in ESB are the following:
- Activate (M_ACTIVATE) - Enables instances, opens pits, closes doors, triggers generators, etc.
- Deactivate (M_DEACTIVATE) - Disables instances, closes pits, opens doors, etc.
- Toggle (M_TOGGLE) - Enables a disabled instance and disables an enabled one.
- Next Tick (M_NEXTTICK) - Tells instances to proceed. Makes doors continue to open and close, monster generators re-enable, etc.
- Expire (M_EXPIRE) - Triggers an on_expire event, or simply destroys the instance if there is no such event.
- Clean Up (M_CLEANUP) - Deletes the targeted instance from the target list of all instances in the dungeon.
- Reset Counter (M_RESET) - Sets a counter back to its default value.
- Destroy (M_DESTROY) - Removes the instance from the dungeon. This can cause Lua errors if triggers etc. target it and it isn't sent a Clean Up first.
Define new messages with dsb_add_msgtype.
