Mission scripting

[bma]

Hi 

 

I'm sitting trying to make a mission script and i have run into a problem. 

 

What i want the script to do. 

Find the fire fighters at the station (Working) 

Make them walk to their locker (working) 

Kneel down(Working) 

Changing to fire fighter gear

Running to the fire trucks. 

 

My problem is the part where i want them to change to the fire fighter gear, usally this is done but just creating a new prototype and delete the old one. But i'm not sure how to make that work without using command scripts. 

Any ideas? 

 

 

The relevant code so far:

//Mission::PlayHint(PersonID);			GameObjectList gol = Game::GetGameObjects(PersonID);			GameObject *go;			if(gol.GetNumObjects()>0)	//Hvis personen ikke findes, sikres det med denne sætning at spillet ikke crasher			{				for (int i = 0; i < gol.GetNumObjects(); i++)				{					go = *gol.GetObject(i);					Person p(go);										char VOUniform[20];					snprintf(VOUniform, 20, "Station_%s", PersonID);					//Mission::PlayHint(VOUniform);					ActorList PerTarget(VOUniform);					Vector targetPos(PerTarget.GetActor(0)->GetPosition());						Game::FindFreePosition(&p, targetPos, 100.f);										p.PushActionMove(ACTION_APPEND, targetPos);					p.PushActionSwitchAnim(ACTION_APPEND, "kneeldown");					//This is as far as i got				}			}	

[Chris07]

There is no reason you can't use a command.

Scripting for commands is a subset of scripting for missions. If you create a change clothes command you can just call it using the Game::ExecuteCommand() function.

[bma]

I know i dont have to.

But by making it only mission script i can make some variables that works across the scripts.. which i kinda need for the rest of the script.

I know i could do it with dummys and command scripts, but i would really like to avoid it