Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint.Remove - Revision history

Decent 946: /* Example */

2017-08-03T17:47:15Z

Example

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	function onScriptLoad()		function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	CheckpointGreen <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, Vector( -378.79, -537.962, 17.2832 ), RGB(255, 0, 255), 2);		CheckpointGreen <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, false, Vector( -378.79, -537.962, 17.2832 ), RGB(255, 0, 255), 2);
	CheckpointWhite <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, Vector( 876.45, 432.54, 12.34 ), RGB(255, 255, 255), 2);		CheckpointWhite <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, true, Vector( 876.45, 432.54, 12.34 ), RGB(255, 255, 255), 2);
	return 1;		return 1;
	}		}

2017-01-30T18:00:18Z

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	{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions}}		{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions}}
			[[Category:Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions]]

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2016-04-23T20:18:38Z

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	~~Checkpoint~~.~~remove : To use it, like others, you need to find the checkpoint, either using a name or by using FindCheckpoint() function~~		This function removes a checkpoint.
	~~For example~~

			== Syntax ==

			<pre>Checkpoint.Remove</pre>

	~~<pre>function onScriptLoad()~~		== Example ==
	{
	~~checkp_status~~ = ~~false~~
	~~}</pre>~~

	~~Now lets create the checkpoint~~		<source lang="squirrel">
	<~~pre~~>function ~~onPlayerJoin~~(~~player~~)		function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	if(~~checkp_status == false~~)		CheckpointGreen <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, Vector( -378.79, -537.962, 17.2832 ), RGB(255, 0, 255), 2);
	{		CheckpointWhite <- CreateCheckpoint( null, 0, Vector( 876.45, 432.54, 12.34 ), RGB(255, 255, 255), 2);
	cp <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( ~~132~~.42, ~~674~~.34, 12.~~6543~~ ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		return 1;
	~~checkp_status = true~~;
	}		}
	~~}</pre>~~

	~~Now we may like to delete it when we get 0 players.~~		function onScriptUnload()
	~~<pre>~~
	function ~~onPlayerPart~~( ~~player )~~
	{
	~~if(GetPlayers() == 0~~)
	{		{
	cp.Remove();		CheckpointGreen.Remove();
	~~checkp_status = false~~;		CheckpointWhite.Remove();
			return 1;
	}		}
	}</~~pre~~>		</source>

			=== Notes ===

			Call [[onScriptLoad]] and [[onScriptUnload]] were used in this example. More info about them in the corresponding pages.

			== Related Functions ==

	~~By someone~~		{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Checkpoint_Functions}}

2016-02-24T08:16:42Z

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	Now we may like to delete it when we get 0 players.		Now we may like to delete it when we get 0 players.
			<pre>
	function onPlayerPart( player )		function onPlayerPart( player )
	{		{

2016-02-24T08:16:11Z

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	Checkpoint.remove : To use it, like others, you need to ~~give~~ the checkpoint a name.		Checkpoint.remove : To use it, like others, you need to find the checkpoint, either using a name or by using FindCheckpoint() function
	For example		For example

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	if(checkp_status == false)		if(checkp_status == false)
	{		{
	~~array~~ <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		cp <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
	checkp_status = true;		checkp_status = true;
	}		}
	}		}</pre>

	Now we may like to delete it when we get 0 players.		Now we may like to delete it when we get 0 players.
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	function onPlayerPart( player )		function onPlayerPart( player )
	{		{
	if(GetPlayers()-1 == 0)		if(GetPlayers() == 0)
	{		{
	~~array~~.Remove();		cp.Remove();
	checkp_status = false;		checkp_status = false;
	}		}
	}		}</pre>

	By ~~VCMP Team~~		By someone

2015-08-21T19:16:27Z

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	Checkpoint.remove ~~is very easy first u~~ need. to give name ~~to checkpoint~~		Checkpoint.remove : To use it, like others, you need to give the checkpoint a name.
			For example



			<pre>function onScriptLoad()
			{
			checkp_status = false
			}</pre>

	function ~~onScriptLoad~~()		Now lets create the checkpoint
	{		<pre>function onPlayerJoin(player)
			{
			if(checkp_status == false)
			{
	array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
	}		checkp_status = true;
			}
	~~now delete on playerpart~~		}

			Now we may like to delete it when we get 0 players.

	function onPlayerPart( player )		function onPlayerPart( player )
	{		{
			if(GetPlayers()-1 == 0)
			{
	array.Remove();		array.Remove();
			checkp_status = false;
			}
	}		}

	By VCMP Team		By VCMP Team

2015-07-28T05:24:31Z

2015-07-28T05:22:49Z

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	~~[code]~~
	function onScriptLoad()		function onScriptLoad()
	{		{
	array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);		array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
	}~~[/code]~~		}

	now delete on playerpart		now delete on playerpart

	~~[code]~~
	function onPlayerPart( player )		function onPlayerPart( player )
	{		{
	array.Remove();		array.Remove();
	}		}
	~~[/code]~~
	By VCMP Team		By VCMP Team

2015-07-28T05:22:03Z

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	Checkpoint.remove is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint		Checkpoint.remove is very easy first u need. to give name to checkpoint

	function onScriptLoad() { array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2); }

			[code]
			function onScriptLoad()
			{
			array <- CreateCheckpoint(null, 0, Vector( 132.42, 674.34, 12.6543 ), RGB( 255, 0,255 ), 2);
			}[/code]

	now delete on playerpart		now delete on playerpart

			[code]
	function onPlayerPart( player )		function onPlayerPart( player )
	{		{
	array.Remove();		array.Remove();
	}		}
			[/code]
	By VCMP Team		By VCMP Team