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− | |when=Fires for the moment of impact for every ability. This is where damage should be applied, fireballs explode, enemies get poisoned etc. We assume that stamina/mana have been deducted when the ability was triggered (COMMAND_PENDING stage) | + | |sourcefile = script.ldf |
− | |to= | + | |sourcemodule = |
− | |from=engine | + | |sortkey = ABILITY_CAST_IMPACT |
− | + | |when = Fires for the moment of impact for every ability. This is where damage should be applied, fireballs explode, enemies get poisoned etc. We assume that stamina/mana have been deducted when the ability was triggered (COMMAND_PENDING stage). For melee talents, this event fires if the associated animations has an "Ability cast impact" event assigned to it (see [[Animation blend tree editor#Event editor]]). | |
− | |object0name= | + | |to = ability_core |
− | |object0desc= | + | |from = engine |
− | |object1name=oItem | + | |object0name = oEventObjectId |
− | |object1desc=the item used to cast the ability | + | |object0desc = |
− | |object2name=oTarget | + | |object1name = oItem |
− | |object2desc=the object that the ability was targeted | + | |object1desc = (optional) the item used to cast the ability or [[OBJECT_INVALID keyword|OBJECT_INVALID]] |
+ | |object2name = oTarget | ||
+ | |object2desc = the object that the ability was targeted | ||
+ | |int0name = nAbilityId | ||
+ | |int0desc = | ||
+ | |int1name = nResitanceCheckResult | ||
+ | |int1desc = | ||
+ | |location0name = lPosition | ||
+ | |location0desc = | ||
+ | |location1name =lAnimBaseOrientation | ||
+ | |location1desc = | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | + | == Remarks == | |
− | + | In case of a projectile impact, there might be more than one target (object 2+...) this allows doing things like lightning bolts going through targets, but this is not currently made use of in Dragon Age. | |
− | + | ||
− | + |
Latest revision as of 18:55, 21 August 2011
- Source:
- script.ldf
- Sent when:
- Fires for the moment of impact for every ability. This is where damage should be applied, fireballs explode, enemies get poisoned etc. We assume that stamina/mana have been deducted when the ability was triggered (COMMAND_PENDING stage). For melee talents, this event fires if the associated animations has an "Ability cast impact" event assigned to it (see Animation blend tree editor#Event editor).
- Sent from:
- engine
- Sent to:
- ability_core
- Parameters:
-
- Integer 0: [Undocumented]
- Integer 1: [Undocumented]
- Object 0: [Undocumented]
- Object 1: (optional) the item used to cast the ability or OBJECT_INVALID
- Object 2: the object that the ability was targeted
- Location 0: [Undocumented]
- Location 1: [Undocumented]
Usage
case EVENT_TYPE_ABILITY_CAST_IMPACT:
{
int nAbilityId = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //
int nResitanceCheckResult = GetEventInteger(ev, 1); //
object oEventObjectId = GetEventObject(ev, 0); //
object oItem = GetEventObject(ev, 1); // (optional) the item used to cast the ability or OBJECT_INVALID
object oTarget = GetEventObject(ev, 2); // the object that the ability was targeted>
location lPosition = GetEventLocation(ev, 0); //
location lAnimBaseOrientation = GetEventLocation(ev, 1); //
// insert event-handling code here
break;
}
{
int nAbilityId = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //
int nResitanceCheckResult = GetEventInteger(ev, 1); //
object oEventObjectId = GetEventObject(ev, 0); //
object oItem = GetEventObject(ev, 1); // (optional) the item used to cast the ability or OBJECT_INVALID
object oTarget = GetEventObject(ev, 2); // the object that the ability was targeted>
location lPosition = GetEventLocation(ev, 0); //
location lAnimBaseOrientation = GetEventLocation(ev, 1); //
// insert event-handling code here
break;
}
Remarks
In case of a projectile impact, there might be more than one target (object 2+...) this allows doing things like lightning bolts going through targets, but this is not currently made use of in Dragon Age.