How to accss Default Attrs/Params VIA Scripts
 

The title says it all.

If I made a Gani with a player holding a beer as maybe Default Attr/Param 2, how would I access it to change it how I like in a script.

Depends on what you want to do and how you want to do it.

player.attr[index]

setani(ganiname, params);

That about sums it up.

so player.attr[index] is for attrs, what about params? and also, how would I be able to set the default attr/param to another image via script and be able to replace maybe idle with the person holding a beer as idle, like the example at the begining of the thread??

Graal is ignoring the default values, it's only used by GraalShop.exe

Params are sent with the setani()/setcharani() function like I said before.

replaceani(defaultani, newani); can be used to replace the default ganis with custom ones.

Ex: replaceani("idle", "mycustomidle");
Graal would use "mycustomidle" in place of the default idle animation from that point on, you would use replaceani("idle", "idle"); to change it back to normal.

By the way, I would like to know if there are GS2 versions of those.

I know, I'm asking how to change that default attribute with what you want there.


I know but how would you change the attr that you want to change and still replace the idle gani?

replaceani() the ani
then you can use player.attr[index] = "famous_image.png";

and the replaced default ani would use that attr..

YOU DA MAN!!

Thanks Chompy and Iverness :D

Those are gs2 inverness. Only things that use ()'s in GS1 are if and with members such as onwall() and getplayer().

Not what I meant. setani() is a global global that only works for player, setcharani() only works for NPCs. I mean GS2 functions for setani() and replaceani() for TGaniObjects.

I thought you could define your own functions in GS1...they use () :P

You can, I'm pretty sure Zero was just referring to the topic at hand.

Obviously Twinny was just taking a stab at Zero's forgetfulness.

Well, I was just trying to point out that the GS1 version was
But I see what you mean.