Two way

[Flyman]

Hi,
I've a problem!!
I've decided that before player from room (0) enter in a room (1) start a cutscene. After  when player return in room (0) and he enter again in room (1) i'will that cutscene not start.
I've used "Game.DoOnceOnly", but don't work!!
What's wrong in code:
{
if (UsedAction (A_WALK_TO)) {
  if (MovePlayer (244, 90)) {
    if (Game.DoOnceOnly("cutsceneinside")) {
    FaceDirection (GetPlayerCharacter (), DIR_UP);
    Wait(5);
    EnterRoom (28, 354, 134, DIR_DOWN);
     }
 
}
    else {
    if (UsedAction (A_WALK_TO)) {
    if (MovePlayer (244, 90)) {
    EnterRoom (30, 59, 134, DIR_DOWN);
    FaceDirection (GetPlayerCharacter(), DIR_RIGHT);
    }
    }
}
}

[Ghost]

Since you want the cutscene to start when the player ENTERS A ROOM, use this instead:
Create a "After Fade-In" event for Room1 (or whatever room must trigger your cutscene, then:

Code: ags

function room_AfterFadeIn()
{
	if (Game.DoOnceOnly("Enter this room")
		//RUN CUTSCENE
}

[Flyman]

How can set for the object (in this case the door), a first time and a after fade in??
I don't know but I've see that is true only for player event...I ask me because the code I'm write not work, only the first event work but after the game block!

[Khris]

You need to get your code logic straight:

Code: ags

  if (UsedAction(A_WALK_TO)) {
    if (MovePlayer(244, 90)) {
      FaceDirection(player.ID, DIR_UP);
      Wait(5);
      if (Game.DoOnceOnly("cutsceneinside")) {
        EnterRoom (28, 354, 134, DIR_DOWN);
      }
      else {
        EnterRoom (30, 59, 134, DIR_DOWN);
      }
    }
  }

And your indentation.

[Flyman]

Great!! Thanks Chris  8)