Cylindrical Trigger Zone

[Zorkaz]

This is not a request for me but for the whole of humankind. Can someone please create a simple cylindrical trigger zone as a .nif? The Height can vary it's not that important.

Just something that accepts for "OnTriggerEnter"

 

 

I'm personally thinking of Spinning Traps

[pepperman35]

Zorkaz, would you happen to know of a nif that is used in this manner? I could possible take a look at that nif and see what would be required on a cylindrical version.

[Zorkaz]

Okay I thought this would be something basic, sry. I do not know about 3dsmax, Maya or Blender and thus the flags to make an object passthrough with trigger effect.

Only some workshop traps do have the feature

[hereami]

Example could be Meshes\Markers\DummyMarkers\TriggerBoxCone01.nif , DummyTriggerBoxCone01 [ACTI:000A1404] . This is used as Enter/Leave trigger by script. Probably, TriggerBox256x256.nif etc.

Edited October 1, 2022 by hereami

[pepperman35]

Okay, I'll take a look at those and see if I can replicate it for a cylindrical version.

[pepperman35]

Okay, here is an attempt. It is round 256unit and 256 units high. I have low confidence especially with the collision.

[Zorkaz]

Thanks I'll try it

[pepperman35]

In the event the other didn't work, I experimented a bit more with the collision setting. I tested the attached with the following test script and it seemed to work fine.

Scriptname FO4_TestTriggerScript extends ObjectReference
{script that simply activates the master script when player enters the trigger}


;************************************

auto State Active
	Event OnTriggerEnter(ObjectReference akActionRef)
		if(akActionRef == game.GetPlayer())
			Debug.Notification("Hello, the player has entered the trigger")
		endif
	EndEvent

	Event OnTriggerLeave(ObjectReference akActionRef)
		if(akActionRef == game.GetPlayer())
			Debug.Notification("Hello, the player has left the trigger")
		endif
	EndEvent
EndState

;************************************

State Done
	;do nothing
	Event OnTriggerEnter(ObjectReference akActionRef)
	    ;do nothing
	EndEvent

	Event OnTriggerLeave(ObjectReference akActionRef)
	    ;do nothing
	EndEvent
EndState