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{{codepointer|description=
{{codepointer|description=
Used from player weapon frames to call scripts.|usage=
'''Currently disabled'''. Was used from player weapon frames to call scripts.|usage=
'''PlayerStartScript'''(''scriptnum'', ''selectvm'', ''params[0]'', ''params[1]'', ''params[2]'')|parameters=
'''PlayerStartScript'''(''scriptnum'', ''selectvm'', ''params[0]'', ''params[1]'', ''params[2]'')|parameters=
*''scriptnum'': Number of script to call.
*''scriptnum'': Number of script to call.
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**{{deprecated}}1 or '''levelscript''': Small level (map) script.
**{{deprecated}}1 or '''levelscript''': Small level (map) script.
*''params'': Up to three parameters for the called script function.|notes=
*''params'': Up to three parameters for the called script function.|notes=
Currently this codepointer only supports the deprecated Small scripting system. To be able to call ACS scripts (which use ''selectvm'' = 2, which isn't supported by this function), use '''[[StartScript]]''' instead.
Since Small scripting has been removed from Eternity, this codepointer has no effect. To be able to call ACS scripts (which use ''selectvm'' = 2, which isn't supported by this function), use '''[[StartScript]]''' instead.


The semantic difference between '''PlayerStartScript''' and '''StartScript''' is that this one considers the call being made from a player weapon, the latter is called from a map object.|seealso=
The semantic difference between '''PlayerStartScript''' and '''StartScript''' is that this one considers the call being made from a player weapon, the latter is called from a map object.|seealso=
*[[StartScript]]}}
*[[StartScript]]}}

Latest revision as of 16:58, 7 August 2013

Description

Currently disabled. Was used from player weapon frames to call scripts.

Usage

PlayerStartScript(scriptnum, selectvm, params[0], params[1], params[2])

Parameters

  • scriptnum: Number of script to call.
  • selectvm: Virtual machine to use:
    • (deprecated)0 or gamescript: Small game (global) script.
    • (deprecated)1 or levelscript: Small level (map) script.
  • params: Up to three parameters for the called script function.

Examples

No examples given.

Notes

Since Small scripting has been removed from Eternity, this codepointer has no effect. To be able to call ACS scripts (which use selectvm = 2, which isn't supported by this function), use StartScript instead.

The semantic difference between PlayerStartScript and StartScript is that this one considers the call being made from a player weapon, the latter is called from a map object.

See also