Oh, I see. So it spawns the object on top of you. So what I think I will do with this is use it for health packs instead. That way it is sort of like recharging health. However if your already at full health, would it still spawn the health pack?

Also, can I use the flashlight key for more than one object? For instance, lets say I want the player to go invisible and get a health pack.

If not, can I use other keys to do this, other than the flashlight key I mean. Like the "x" key.

For health restore, just use (unit_set_current_vitality (unit (list_get (players) 0)) 1).
I'm pretty sure you can leave out the shield value, but if not, add another number after the 1 for shield value

And yes, you can do as many things you want upon flashlight activation. Just attach and detach multiple objects.

Also, you can do the other-key thing for action, jump, and zoom buttons.
Edited by MoooseGuy on Dec 24, 2010 at 01:20 PM

You can make it spawn both a health pack and active camouflage. The script, however, does not distinguish between full health and not-so-full health. If that's what you want, you'll have to add a conditional phrase before the spawning of the equipment(s).

And yes, it is possible to make other keys spawn equipment. However, there is a limitation: You can only use keys already tabbed for other purposes (zooming, throwing grenades, etc).

Lol, you basically restated what I said.

I know. I can read :P

Gamma made it sound better.

Meh

I AM NOT HERE TO BE Meh'D AT! LEAVE ME ALONE!!!!


p.s. sorry I just couldn't resist.

I feel stupid for asking this,

What's a conditional phrase?

If this is true...

A conditional phrase is an "if, then" statement. It is used widely in many types of code languages. In Halo script, it looks like this:

(if (= condition true/false)
   (begin
      (command)
      (command)
   )
)

A conditional phrase is NOT an "if, then" statement :P

Rather, it's a condition that the "if, then" statement USES.

But the rest of your explanation is correct :P

(script continuous Cloak
		(if (= condition true/false)
                (begin
                (sleep_until (= (unit_get_current_flashlight_state (unit (list_get (players) 0))) true))
		(object_create health)
		(objects_attach (unit (list_get (players) 0)) "" health "")
		(objects_detach (unit (list_get (players) 0)) health)
		(sleep 1000)
		(sleep_until (= (unit_get_current_flashlight_state (unit (list_get (players) 0))) false))
		(sleep_until (= (unit_get_current_flashlight_state (unit (list_get (players) 0))) true))
		(object_create health)
		(objects_attach (unit (list_get (players) 0)) "" health "")
		(objects_detach (unit (list_get (players) 0)) health)
		(sleep 1000)
                (sleep_until (= (unit_get_current_flashlight_state (unit (list_get (players) 0))) false))
)

^So would it look something like this? I think rechargeable health would be a lot more helpful for what I'm doing than camouflage.

However I'm still sort of confused on that conditional script stuff. What good is that kind of script for?