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=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
Call [[onPlayerCommand]] and [[onScriptLoad]] were used in this example. More info about them in the corresponding pages. | Call [[onPlayerCommand]] and [[onScriptLoad]] were used in this example. More info about them in the corresponding pages. | ||
== Related Functions == | |||
{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Object_Functions}} | |||
[[Category:Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Object_Functions]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:33, 30 January 2017
Syntax
Object.SetAlpha( int alpha, int fadeTime )
Arguments
> Object - The pickup instance.
- integer alpha - The alpha you want to set on object, 0 to 255.
- integer fadeTime - The fadeTime miliseconds, in how much time the alpha fully affect on object.
Example
This example will create a object and you can toggle visible it by commands given below.
function onScriptLoad()
{
myObject <- CreateObject( 334, 1, Vector( -2261.12, 753.12, 211.123 ),255 );
}
function onPlayerCommand(player, cmd, text)
{
if (cmd =="visible")
{
myObject.SetAlpha( 255, 2500); // in 2.5 secs it will be totally visible
MessagePlayer("The object is going to visible now",player);
}
else if (cmd =="invisible")
{
myObject.SetAlpha( 0, 2500);// in 2.5 secs it will be totally invisible
MessagePlayer("The object is going to invisible now",player);
}
}Notes
Call onPlayerCommand and onScriptLoad were used in this example. More info about them in the corresponding pages.