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Doom64hunter at 15:10, 4 February 2022

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	{{EventTable\|1=EVENT_CHANGEMENU\|2=~~Current Player~~\|3=[[i\|player->i]]\|4=~~yes (~~1 value)}}		{{EventTable\|1=EVENT_CHANGEMENU\|2=[[screenpeek]]\|3=[[i\|player->i]]\|4=1 value}}

	EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|menu event]].		EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|menu event]].

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			{{EventTable\|1=EVENT_CHANGEMENU\|2=Current Player\|3=[[i\|player->i]]\|4=yes (1 value)}}

	EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|menu event]].		EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|menu event]].

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	EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|~~game~~ event]].		EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|menu event]].

	This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.		This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.

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	This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.		This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.

	In the event, [[RETURN]] is set to the ID number for which a menu change was requested, from any source (the source code, CON, or the console). Changing the value of RETURN will cause your new value to be selected instead~~. Setting RETURN to any negative number will cancel the change~~.		In the event, [[RETURN]] is set to the ID number for which a menu change was requested, from any source (the source code, CON, or the console). Changing the value of RETURN will cause your new value to be selected instead, see below.

	During the event's execution, [[current_menu]] has not yet been changed.		During the event's execution, [[current_menu]] has not yet been changed.

Fox at 00:33, 21 February 2020

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	Remember that working around, hiding, or skipping the EDuke32 port credits ([[current_menu]] values 993 and 994) is a violation of the EDuke32 license.		Remember that working around, hiding, or skipping the EDuke32 port credits ([[current_menu]] values 993 and 994) is a violation of the EDuke32 license.

			== Values ==

			{{Menus}}

	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]

Hendricks266 at 05:31, 29 October 2012

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	~~EVENT_CHANGEWEAPON~~ is a [[EDuke32 event list\|game event]].		EVENT_CHANGEMENU is a [[EDuke32 event list\|game event]].

	This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.		This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.

Hendricks266 at 05:28, 29 October 2012

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	During the event's execution, [[current_menu]] has not yet been changed.		During the event's execution, [[current_menu]] has not yet been changed.

	You should never use a blanket <code>setvar RETURN -1</code> in this event as it will freeze all menus.		You should never use a blanket <code>setvar RETURN -1</code> in this event without any [[ifvar conditions]] as that will freeze all menus.

	The following example cuts out two of the three Duke 3D v1.5 credits screens. After the first one, the panel order will go directly to the EDuke32 port credits.		The following example cuts out two of the three Duke 3D v1.5 credits screens. After the first one, the panel order will go directly to the EDuke32 port credits.

Hendricks266 at 05:26, 29 October 2012

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	This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.		This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.

			In the event, [[RETURN]] is set to the ID number for which a menu change was requested, from any source (the source code, CON, or the console). Changing the value of RETURN will cause your new value to be selected instead. Setting RETURN to any negative number will cancel the change.

			During the event's execution, [[current_menu]] has not yet been changed.

			You should never use a blanket <code>setvar RETURN -1</code> in this event as it will freeze all menus.

	The following example cuts out two of the three Duke 3D v1.5 credits screens. After the first one, the panel order will go directly to the EDuke32 port credits.		The following example cuts out two of the three Duke 3D v1.5 credits screens. After the first one, the panel order will go directly to the EDuke32 port credits.

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EVENT_CHANGEWEAPON is a [[EDuke32 event list|game event]].

This event functions similarly to the [[cmenu]] command--in fact, it happens while that command is being processed. It is primarily useful in specfic circumstances where you want to skip a menu/screen value, but the design of the source code would cause the screen to be displayed before you could use [[cmenu]] in [[EVENT_DISPLAYMENU]], causing the unwanted screen to flash for a split second.

The following example cuts out two of the three Duke 3D v1.5 credits screens. After the first one, the panel order will go directly to the EDuke32 port credits.

onevent EVENT_CHANGEMENU
ifvare RETURN 991 // going forwards
setvar RETURN 993
ifvare RETURN 992 // going backwards
setvar RETURN 990
endevent

Do not use the [[cmenu]] command within this event, as it causes unnecessary recursion and probably won't do what you want.

Remember that working around, hiding, or skipping the EDuke32 port credits ([[current_menu]] values 993 and 994) is a violation of the EDuke32 license.

[[Category:Events]]