Chain, Chain2, Chain3 (how many chains are there?).
What does extern do? Is this just "go to a statenumber in another .dlg file"
I don't understand these commands
Started by Zvijer, May 31 2003 02:12 PM
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Posted 31 May 2003 - 02:44 PM
There are really only two. CHAIN and CHAIN3 are the exact same command. It is with CHAIN that you can have state triggers, an unlimited number of speakers, transition conditions, actions, transition lists at the end, etc.Chain, Chain2, Chain3 (how many chains are there?).
CHAIN2 is old, legacy syntax. It only supports two speakers, does not support state triggers or a variety of other things CHAIN allows. Its use is discouraged these days although you'll still find it in some old mods.
What does extern do? Is this just "go to a statenumber in another .dlg file"
Yes. If you're staying in the same DLG, you use GOTO (or + , if you're using the abbreviated REPLY syntax.)
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weimer
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Posted 31 May 2003 - 04:23 PM
Just this once, Jason failed to plug his own work, so I'll jump in and do it for him. Why don't you check out the lovely CHAIN tutorials in the WeiDU readme? :-) Hope you like pizza.
