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DoorOtherMap

A loading zone to another map with customisable movement before and after the load.

Data Arrays

  • data[0]: The map id this leads to
  • data[1]: If 1, the camoffset is set to vectordata[3] when fading in after the map load which overrides the value from the new map's configuration. This is optional, if it doesn't exist, no changes to the camera is done
  • data[2]: If 1, the camangleoffset is set to vectordata[4] when fading in after the map load which overrides the value from the new map's configuration. This is optional only if data[1] doesn't exist too
  • data[3]: If 1, the map.camlimitpos and map.camlimitneg are set to vectordata[5] and vectordata[6] respectively when fading in after the map load which overrides the values from the new map's configuration. This is optional only if data[1] doesn't exist too
  • data[4]: If 1, there will be no movement before the map load and instead, all playerdata entity.rigid will have their gravity disabled in kinematic mode. This is optional, if it doesn't exist, movement happens as normal
  • vectordata[0]: The position the party will move to before fading out before the map load if data[4] isn't 1
  • vectordata[1]: The position the party will spawn after the map load
  • vectordata[2]: The position the party will move to when fading in after the map load
  • vectordata[3]: The camoffset is set when fading in after the map load if data[1] is 1 which overrides the value from the new map's configuration. This is optional only if data[1] doesn't exist
  • vectordata[4]: The camangleoffset is set when fading in after the map load if data[2] is 1 which overrides the value from the new map's configuration. This is optional only if data[1] doesn't exist
  • vectordata[5]: The camlimitpos is set when fading in after the map load if data[3] is 1 which overrides the value from the new map's configuration. This is optional only if data[1] doesn't exist
  • vectordata[6]: The camlimitneg is set when fading in after the map load if data[3] is 1 which overrides the value from the new map's configuration. This is optional only if data[1] doesn't exist
  • emoticonoffset.x: If it's higher than 0.1, the movement after the map load is done with a JumpTo call on the player with this value as the height. If it's lower, a standard MoveTowards is used on the player entity instead

Additional data

  • regionalflag: If it's positive, it's the regionalflag slot that is set to true when the player collides with this object.
  • activationflag: If it's above 0, the flag slot that is set to true when the player collides with this object. It is not possible to specify 0 and will be treated the same as not providing a value.

CreateEntities

The insideid is set to -2 which excludes it from the MapControl.RefreshInsides logic where it could toggle the gameObject enablement if the current insideid didn't match (or entity.hideinside is true while being in the same insideid).

Setup

A few adjustements occurs:

  • The entity.alwaysactive is set to true
  • The gameObject's isStatic is set to true
  • The entity.rigid is placed in kinematic mode without gravity
  • nointeract is set to true
  • The layer is set to 0 (default)
  • The scol is disabled

Update

If the timer hasn't expired yet, it is decremented by the game's frametime clamped from 0.0 to infinity. Otherwise, if it is 0.0 and the entity isn't dead, a Death coroutine is started with the entity.

MapControl.RefreshInsides

If we are getting outside while hideinsides is true (which is only the case to hide the break room part of the AntTunnels map), normally, this method would go through all map entities that are inside (or their entity.hideinside is true) and disable them and keep the others enabled.

This object type is excluded from this logic meaning it will never get deactivated from this.

MapControl.LateUpdate

After 20 frames has passed since the load of the map and every 2 frames, this object type has some special logic where the gameObject and its entity.emoticon's gameObject gets disabled if the player gets 15.0 (ignoring y) or more away from the object and enabled if it gets back within 15.0.

OnTriggerStay

This does nothing if any of the following is true:

  • The other gameObject isn't the player
  • We are inevent
  • We are in a pause
  • hit is true (never happens under normal gameplay)

The regionalflag slot at regionalflags and the flag slot at activationflag are set to true.

If we aren't in a minipause, a TransferMap coroutine is started with data[0] as the map id, vectordata[0] as the position to move to before the load, vectordata[1] as the position to spawn after the load, vectordata[2] as the position to move to after the load and this object as the caller.