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The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]]. | The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]]. | ||
The | The '''return #''' userdef structure is an extension of the '''RETURN''' gamevar. If # equals zero, the value will be the same as RETURN. | ||
Not to be confused with the [[return]] command. | Not to be confused with the [[return]] command. | ||
Revision as of 01:31, 20 February 2020
The RETURN gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for events.
The return # userdef structure is an extension of the RETURN gamevar. If # equals zero, the value will be the same as RETURN.
Not to be confused with the return command.
Examples
EXAMPLE:
onevent EVENT_GETLOADTILE
setvar RETURN <value>
endevent
In this case, RETURN "return"s the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.
EXAMPLE 2:
onevent EVENT_FIRE
setvar RETURN -1
endevent
In this case, setting RETURN to -1 cancels EVENT_FIRE, causing the player to no longer be able to use a weapon.
EXAMPLE 3:
espawn LIZTROOP setactor[RETURN].pal 21 setactor[RETURN].extra 400
In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.