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EVENT_EGS is a [[EDuke32_event_list|Game Event]]. | EVENT_EGS is a [[EDuke32_event_list|Game Event]]. | ||
This [[event]] is triggered when a new sprite is spawned on the map. | This [[event]] is triggered when a new sprite is spawned on the map after load. It is NOT triggered for any pre-placed sprites that are already on the map at load-time. | ||
In comparison, [[EVENT_SPAWN]] runs for all sprites that pre-exist when the map is loaded, AS WELL AS all newly spawned sprites. Internally it is used for changing the properties of specific sprites (such as enemies, etc). | |||
In comparison, [[EVENT_SPAWN]] runs for all sprites that pre-exist when the map is loaded | |||
Note that EVENT_EGS and EVENT_SPAWN are triggered the moment the sprite is spawned. | Note that EVENT_EGS and EVENT_SPAWN are triggered the moment the sprite is spawned. |
Revision as of 00:31, 5 February 2022
Event ID | player# | THISACTOR | RETURN | |
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EVENT_EGS | closest player to sprite | spawned sprite | 0 values |
EVENT_EGS is a Game Event.
This event is triggered when a new sprite is spawned on the map after load. It is NOT triggered for any pre-placed sprites that are already on the map at load-time.
In comparison, EVENT_SPAWN runs for all sprites that pre-exist when the map is loaded, AS WELL AS all newly spawned sprites. Internally it is used for changing the properties of specific sprites (such as enemies, etc).
Note that EVENT_EGS and EVENT_SPAWN are triggered the moment the sprite is spawned.
For example:
useractor notenemy ACTOR espawn PIGCOP setactor[RETURN].pal 1 enda onevent EVENT_EGS ifactor PIGCOP spritepal 2 endevent
In this case, the PIGCOP palette will be 1, because EVENT_EGS takes place before the lines below the espawn command.
Deleting sprites during EVENT_EGS may cause problems, since some hard-coded functions may try to change their properties after they were spawned (similar to the espawn example above).
EVENT_EGS can be used to save the original sprite owner before it's changed.