Make object be ignored by cursor

[SN1984jm]

Is it possible to make an object completely non-existent as far as the cursor is concerned? I have a script which shows stuff like "walk to" and "look at" and I made it so that it shows nothing when there is nothing of interest under the cursor. So far this "nothing of interest" was covered by "GetLocationType(mouse.x,mouse.y) == eLocationNothing". But now I have an object moving around on the screen which should also be ignored. You can for example set this property on a character (Clickable = false). Is there a similar option for objects?

[Ryan Timothy B]

Look up:
Object.Clickable

If you knew of the Character.Clickable, why didn't you try Object.Clickable? The moment you type the period after the object, the auto complete has a list of available pointer functions for that type.

Or you could look in the manual for: Object functions and properties
Which shows all available pointer functions with descriptions to boot. Each type has their own functions and properties section in the manual.

[TomatoesInTheHead]

If you knew of the Character.Clickable, why didn't you try Object.Clickable?

Probably because in the editor, the Clickable property is only available for characters, not for objects. This is indeed a bit inconsistent and allows for misleading logical deductions.

[Ryan Timothy B]

What are you talking about Tomatoes?

http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/manual/Object.Clickable.htm

[Khris]

For characters, the Clickable property is listed in the property list under the project tree, not for objects though, you have to set it in script.

[SN1984jm]

If you knew of the Character.Clickable, why didn't you try Object.Clickable? The moment you type the period after the object, the auto complete has a list of available pointer functions for that type.

I honestly don't know why I hadn't tried that, I really believed I had. Maybe it's so trivial that I automatically assumed I already tried it :p.

Well, thanks anyway.