Difference between revisions of "Hook Functions"
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void '''onDialogResponse'''([[Player Functions|Player]] player,int resp); | void '''onDialogResponse'''([[Player Functions|Player]] player,int resp); | ||
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| − | bool '''canPass'''(Player player); | + | bool '''canPass'''([[Player Functions|Player]] player); |
// called when the real players try to pass. | // called when the real players try to pass. | ||
// This is so you can ensure they do a particular action before passing. | // This is so you can ensure they do a particular action before passing. | ||
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| + | bool '''canAct'''([[Player Functions|Player]] player,Action action); | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 9 April 2010
The scripts you write interact with the game via a collection of hook functions. These functions are called by the game at the appropriate times and execute your code.
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void configGame(); // Sets up the game state such as # of players, Map Size, if they need to set a deck or not, etc Config Functions bool isDeckValid(Player player); // if you want to implement non-standard deck requirements // use statusMsg to tell them why their deck is invalid void beforeStart(); // Do things here before any action. Place creatures and buildings, change their decks etc. void afterStart(); // Send any welcome messages here void onNewRound(); // called after all the new round events void onPlayersTurn(Player player); bool entityCallback(Entity entity) // called for each entity in the game if you call forEachEntity(); void onDialogResponse(Player player,int resp); bool canPass(Player player); // called when the real players try to pass. // This is so you can ensure they do a particular action before passing. bool canAct(Player player,Action action);
