Topic: Lose the Key after using the Doors syntax in Thumbleweed

[AndreasBlack]

Can't see anything about it in the manual, but i've been known to be blind before so. Maybe it's there, just not written as an actual example.

How do i lose the key from the inventory forever after it's been unlocked? I've managed to do it with a weird solution, but there's gotta be a proper way to do it inside a normal function and not repetedly execute like i'm using.

Weird solution so far, a simply check with some synthax like "doors.getdoorstate==0") 

Code: Adventure Game Studio

1. function hBedroom_Door_AnyClick()
2. {
3.  
4.  
5. if (Doors.AnyClickSpecial(10, oBedroom_Door.ID,  41,  116, eDirectionLeft, 1, 200, 145, eDirectionLeft, aDoor_Opened, aDoor_Closed, 10, 0) == 0)
6. Verbs.Unhandled() || cRain.ActiveInventory==iBedroom_Key;
7.  
8.  
9.  
10. function hBedroom_Door_UseInv()
11. {
12.  
13.  
14. if (cRain.ActiveInventory==iBedroom_Key)
15.  
16. {
17.   Doors.SetDoorState(10, 2);
18.  
19.   Key_Unlocked=1;
20.  
21.   if (Key_Unlocked==1 && !cRain.Walk(41, 121, eBlock))
22.  
23. {
24.       aDoor_Unlocked.Play();
25.  
26. }
27. }
28.  
29. }
30.  
31. //and finally........
32.  
33. function room_RepExec()
34. {
35. if (Key_Unlocked==1)
36.  
37. {
38.  
39.   if (cRain.HasInventory(iBedroom_Key))
40.   {
41.   cRain.LoseInventory(iBedroom_Key);
42.   }  
43.  
44. }
45.  
46.  
47. }

[Khris]

With the Tumbleweed template, you're supposed to use the AnyClick event for all hotspot interactions.

Try this:

Code: Adventure Game Studio

1. function hBedroom_Door_AnyClick() {
2.   // standard behavior
3.   if (Doors.AnyClickSpecial(10, oBedroom_Door.ID,  41,  116, eDirectionLeft, 1, 200, 145, eDirectionLeft, aDoor_Opened, aDoor_Closed, iBedroom_Key.ID, 0) == 0) Verbs.Unhandled();
4.   // if key was used, lose it
5.   if (Verbs.UsedAction(eGA_UseInv) && player.ActiveInventory == iBedroom_Key) player.LoseInventory(iBedroom_Key);
6. }

If the door is initially locked, using the key on it will unlock it, so we can safely assume that happened.

[abstauber]

To be 100% safe, you can also check, if the door has actually been unlocked.
Doors.GetDoorState(door_id) == 0

Code: Adventure Game Studio

1. function hBedroom_Door_AnyClick() {
2.   // standard behavior
3.   if (Doors.AnyClickSpecial(10, oBedroom_Door.ID,  41,  116, eDirectionLeft, 1, 200, 145, eDirectionLeft, aDoor_Opened, aDoor_Closed, iBedroom_Key.ID, 0) == 0) Verbs.Unhandled();
4.   // if key was used, lose it
5.   if (Verbs.UsedAction(eGA_UseInv) && player.ActiveInventory == iBedroom_Key && Doors.GetDoorState( oBedroom_Door.ID) == 0 ) player.LoseInventory(iBedroom_Key);
6. }
7.  

[AndreasBlack]

intermittent fasting isn't to recommend either when doing this, i suppose........

edit: HAHA!!!!  What a smart ***, added the KEYS in the ROOM LOAD. ROFL, fantastic logic!!! What did i expect? Nothing wrong with the code, like always!