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Amina: /* Cutscene */

2024-04-04T00:06:05Z

Cutscene

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	This allows the script runner to move forward and pause for 2 seconds for a total of 5 times.		This allows the script runner to move forward and pause for 2 seconds for a total of 5 times.

	==~~Cutscene~~==		==Camera control==
	<code>cm</code> or <code>camera</code> lets you control cutscenes, cameras, and have a few cinematic controls.		<code>cm</code> or <code>camera</code> lets you control cutscenes, cameras, and have a few cinematic controls.

Amina: /* Equipment */

2024-04-04T00:04:20Z

Equipment

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	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	<code>eq</code> or <code>equip</code> lets you equip, unequip, and use equipment.		<code>eq</code> or <code>equip</code> lets you equip, unequip, and use equipment.

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Equip item}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Equip item}}
	~~You can equip your fishing rod by simply~~ <code>eq fishingpole</code> ~~if you have the fishing rod~~.		<code>eq fishingpole</code> equips an item in to its respective slot.

	~~Check~~ the ~~[[#Equipment List]] below for things you can equip~~.		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Use item}}
			<code>eq fishingpole use</code> uses an item, similar to pressing the left mouse button/using "V". The item has to have been equipped already.

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|~~Use~~ item}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Unequip item}}
	~~You can use your fishing rod by simply~~ <code>eq ~~fishingpole use~~</code>.		<code>eq</code> unequips your primary item (typically, the one you're actively holding in your hand).

	~~Check the [[#Equipment List]] below for things~~ to ~~use~~.		<code>eq all</code> unequips any of your equipped items (which includes accessories and other gear attached to parts of your body).

	~~{{HeaderNoTOC\|Unequip item}}~~
	~~You can unequip your item by simply using <code>eq</code>.~~

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Equipment list}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Equipment list}}

Amina: /* Play Animation */

2024-04-04T00:01:32Z

Play Animation

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 <code>fc</code> to stop facial expressions.
-==Play Animation==
+==Play emote==
-<code>an</code> or <code>animate</code> to play an animation.
+<code>em</code> or <code>emote</code> to play a specific emote.
-{{HeaderNoTOC|Play animation}}
+{{HeaderNoTOC|Play emote}}
-<code>an yes</code> will play an animation where you nod your head yes.
+<code>em yes</code> will play the "yes" emote, the same one that plays with the chat command "/em yes" or when pressing "yes" in the emoter window.
-<code>an dance 3</code> will play the dance animation 3 times.
+{{HeaderNoTOC|Cancel emote}}
+<code>em</code> will cancel any currently playing emote.
 ==Wait/Delay==

Amina: /* Cutscene */

2024-04-03T23:59:31Z

Cutscene

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	Remember to put <code>wait</code> to wait for the fade. (eg. <code>wait 1.0</code> to wait one second after doing <code>cm fade 1.0</code>)		Remember to put <code>wait</code> to wait for the fade. (eg. <code>wait 1.0</code> to wait one second after doing <code>cm fade 1.0</code>)

			{{HeaderNoTOC\|Fading to player}}
			<code>cm fadeplayer</code> is a shorthand to fade to black, reset camera to player, then fade out (with automatic waiting).

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Dissolving}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Dissolving}}
	<code>cm dissolve</code> creates a short dissolve effect (a snapshot of the screen is faded out to a new shot).		<code>cm dissolve</code> creates a short dissolve effect (a snapshot of the screen is faded out to a new shot).

			{{HeaderNoTOC\|Blurring}}
			<code>cm blur 2.0</code> toggles a blurry effect on the screen with 2.0x power.

			<code>cm blur</code> toggles the blurry effect off.

Amina: /* Wait/Delay */

2024-04-03T23:55:18Z

Wait/Delay

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	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Wait for a certain amount of time}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Wait for a certain amount of time}}

	<code>. 5</code> waits for 5 seconds before running more of the code. Mind the space! (".5" without space doesn't mean anything)		<code>wait 5</code> waits for 5 seconds before running more of the code. Mind the space! (".5" without space doesn't mean anything)

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Wait until action is finished}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Wait until action is finished}}

	<code>.</code> simply waits until an action like walking, fading, or other things are completed. This is a great way to ensure ~~you finish~~ moving to a location.		<code>wait</code> simply waits until an action like walking, fading, or other things are completed. This is a great way to ensure finishing moving to a location.

			<code>wait:Target</code> can be used to target an action wait for a specific character.

	==Repeat/For Loop==		==Repeat/For Loop==

Amina: /* Cutscene */

2024-04-03T23:54:15Z

Cutscene

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	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Cutscene mode}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Cutscene mode}}
	~~Simply do~~ <code>cm cs</code> ~~and you~~ will enable cutscene mode. Cutscene mode adds black borders and the top and bottom of your screen and hides ~~your hud~~.		<code>cm cs</code> will enable cutscene mode. Cutscene mode adds black borders and the top and bottom of your screen and hides the interface.

	~~Cutscene~~ mode ~~can be canceled by holding escape~~.		<code>cm</code> will disable cutscene mode and resets the camera (ie. places it back at the player character)

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Focus ~~camera on object~~}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Focus}}
	<code>cm focus ~~sera_hammock~~</code> ~~for example will allow you to~~ focus on ~~an object with the camera. The camera will rotate to look at~~ the ~~object for your cutscenes or simply convenience~~.		<code>cm focus</code> returns camera focus on the player.

	~~{{HeaderNoTOC\|Fade out}}~~		<code>cm focus sera_hammock</code> for example will allow you to focus on an object with the camera. The camera will rotate to look at the object.
	~~Fading out allows~~ you to ~~make~~ the ~~current~~ camera ~~view fade out~~.

	~~Simply do~~ <code>cm ~~fade~~</code> ~~to do a short fade.~~ <code>cm ~~fade~~ 0</code> ~~will permanently fade to black~~.		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Set position}}
			<code>cm set (coordinates)</code> (for example, <code>cm set 60 21.51 2.90 -13.37 -0.29 2.43 0.00</code>) sets the camera position and aim.

	~~To have~~ a fade ~~out that happens slowly for you can do~~ <code>cm fade 5</code> to ~~slowly~~ fade ~~out and after~~ 5 ~~seconds being completed faded~~ to ~~black~~. ~~You can replace the number~~ 5 ~~with any length of time you want~~ for ~~this~~ fade out.		This detaches from the focused item and serves as a "static" camera placement. You can get the camera coordinates by right clicking the scripting window and clicking "Paste camera".

			{{HeaderNoTOC\|Fading}}
			<code>cm fade</code> creates a short black fade.

			<code>cm fade 0</code> will make the screen black instantly.

			<code>cm fade 2.5</code> will fade the screen from screen to black, over the course of 2.5 seconds.

			<code>cm fade -1.5</code> will fade the screen from black to screen, over the course of 1.5 seconds.

			Remember to put <code>wait</code> to wait for the fade. (eg. <code>wait 1.0</code> to wait one second after doing <code>cm fade 1.0</code>)

			{{HeaderNoTOC\|Dissolving}}
			<code>cm dissolve</code> creates a short dissolve effect (a snapshot of the screen is faded out to a new shot).

Cat: /* SPC Mode */

2023-08-24T01:25:24Z

SPC Mode

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	By default, the interaction/life scripts won't bother you as you play (you have to explicitly run the options through the "Run" button in the script editor). If someone wants to interact with you, you can approve that one interaction request by clicking on them and clicking "Answer".		By default, the interaction/life scripts won't bother you as you play (you have to explicitly run the options through the "Run" button in the script editor). If someone wants to interact with you, you can approve that one interaction request by clicking on them and clicking "Answer".

	However, there is a way to auto-accept any request and run your loaded scripts automatically - I name this '''SPC mode''' ('''SPC''' being Scripted Playable Character). You can enable it by pressing Alt+V. By enabling SPC mode, your interaction script auto-accepts any interaction, and your life script starts living out by itself, letting the game pick options based on the "= random" title.		However, there is a way to auto-accept any request and run your loaded scripts automatically - I name this '''SPC mode''' ('''SPC''' being Scripted Playable Character). You can enable it by pressing Alt+X or Shift+X. By enabling SPC mode, your interaction script auto-accepts any interaction, and your life script starts living out by itself, letting the game pick options based on the "= random" title.

	While you typically have to load an interaction and/or life script to be used by your SPC manually, there is a way to automatically load these depending on the time of day. [[Scheduling]] is used to automate the what script is used based on the time of day.		While you typically have to load an interaction and/or life script to be used by your SPC manually, there is a way to automatically load these depending on the time of day. [[Scheduling]] is used to automate the what script is used based on the time of day.

Commando950: Mentioned chat formatting and a big title warning.

2023-05-16T20:07:19Z

Mentioned chat formatting and a big title warning.

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	== Communication ==		== Communication ==
	There is some ways to have your SPC talk, those interacting with you talk, display grey chat, and display big title messages.		There is some ways to have your SPC talk, those interacting with you talk, display grey chat messages, and display big title messages.

			Tip: It could be a great idea to take advantage of chat formatting codes in the [[Chatting]] page to format chat text.

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|SPC Talking}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|SPC Talking}}
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	<code>^ Super Epic Title</code> will make "Super Epic Title" appear in giant title text in the center of the screen.		<code>^ Super Epic Title</code> will make "Super Epic Title" appear in giant title text in the center of the screen.

			<pre style="color: red">Warning: The big title text does not disappear on it's own! Please remember to add ^ with nothing else after to remove the big title letters. It can be very annoying to have it stay on your screen.</pre>

	== Movement ==		== Movement ==

Commando950: Mentioned scheduling.

2023-05-16T16:16:19Z

Mentioned scheduling.

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	However, there is a way to auto-accept any request and run your loaded scripts automatically - I name this '''SPC mode''' ('''SPC''' being Scripted Playable Character). You can enable it by pressing Alt+V. By enabling SPC mode, your interaction script auto-accepts any interaction, and your life script starts living out by itself, letting the game pick options based on the "= random" title.		However, there is a way to auto-accept any request and run your loaded scripts automatically - I name this '''SPC mode''' ('''SPC''' being Scripted Playable Character). You can enable it by pressing Alt+V. By enabling SPC mode, your interaction script auto-accepts any interaction, and your life script starts living out by itself, letting the game pick options based on the "= random" title.

			While you typically have to load an interaction and/or life script to be used by your SPC manually, there is a way to automatically load these depending on the time of day. [[Scheduling]] is used to automate the what script is used based on the time of day.

	= Examples =		= Examples =

Commando950: Turning based on degrees

2023-05-15T18:17:12Z

Turning based on degrees

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	Tip: To get the coordinates you can right click the life script as you are working on it and hit paste coordinates. It'll paste the current coordinates you are standing on. This is very helpful.		Tip: To get the coordinates you can right click the life script as you are working on it and hit paste coordinates. It'll paste the current coordinates you are standing on. This is very helpful.

			{{HeaderNoTOC\|Turn around a specified number of degrees}}
			<pre style="color: red">Warning: This command is likely bugged as of ALPHA 12(0.11.1). Specifying the number of degrees doesn't actually seem to properly turn you the number of degrees specified. Sometimes this command leads to randomized results as well with turning to random directions.</pre>

			You can turn a certain number of degrees with <code>tn around</code>.

			<code>tn around 50</code> will make you turn around 50 degrees.

	{{HeaderNoTOC\|Stop turning}}		{{HeaderNoTOC\|Stop turning}}