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Usually you can just add it inside brackets of the existing script
public class Mission : AMission { // all scripts here } But keep in mind that you can have only one instance of each method. E.g. if you already have the method OnPlaceLeave used in the old script you should add OnPlaceLeave part of the new script into this method of the old script. Search the forum for missions by stillborn, hc_wolf, adonys, theenlightenedflorist, snafu, Kodiak and others for more ideas of cool scripts. Last edited by Ataros; 09-27-2011 at 01:35 PM. |
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uhm.. not really.. I haven't really tried it, but I think you can use the cascaded inheritances of the same method.
Code:
public override void OnBattleStarted()
{
base.OnBattleStarted();
...
}
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#3
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I had a script error when I tried to copy a second instance of some method (onTrigger or onActorCreated) to the same script placing it below the 1st one. |
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#4
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inheritance should only work in different scripts.
base MG script Code:
public override void OnBattleStarted() {
code1
}
Code:
public override void OnBattleStarted() {
base.OnBattleStarted();
code2
}
Code:
public override void OnBattleStarted() {
base.OnBattleStarted();
code3
}
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