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[trosa]

Hi All,

 what is good way to solve my problem? I have one main actor and one secondary actor. Secondary actor - call him Fred, is usualy walking with main actor through game. And becouse this I need to change associated Fred (actor) script to change in each scene. Becouse in each scene is diferrent dialogues and diferrent actions to do with him.

 Can I for example use in "\actors\fred\fred.script" something like

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#include "scenes\"+Scene.Name+"\fred.script"

?

[metamorphium]

hi. If you really want to do it in separate scripts, you can do it relatively easy.

Basically you don't need these strange includes. You can dynamically attach scripts to your actor (more intelligent approach).
Let's look at this totally untested code:

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//First we'll check if there is a script attached from the previous scene

if (fred.IsScriptRunning("actors\fred\scripts\"+Game.PrevScene+".script")
{
  // it is attached so we'll put it away
  fred.DetachScript("actors\fred\scripts\"+Game.PrevScene+".script");
}

// We attach new script for our actor fred
fred.AttachScript("actors\fred\scripts\"+Scene.Name+".script");

And then in the folder actors\fred\scripts put separate files named as
your scenes. But I still would think about conceptually different approaches to the whole thing.

But if you want this, it should work. Let me know if this helped.

[trosa]

Thanks. I will try it.

I quess that this script will be included from all scenes?

But I still would think about conceptually different approaches to the whole thing.

I'am asking for good approach. Idea above was only my "first shot".