Enable door through quest stage tab

[cdo947214]

I know that if you want to enable an "initially disabled" actor, you would put in "ActorAlias.GetActorRef().Enable()", but what if it's a specific reference like a door? I already created an alias for the door.

 

-Thanks

[JonathanOstrus]

I know that if you want to enable an "initially disabled" actor, you would put in "ActorAlias.GetActorRef().Enable()", but what if it's a specific reference like a door? I already created an alias for the door.

 

-Thanks

 

Depending what behavior you want. You could:

• use BlockActivation() You'd need to have the OnInit() event of a script attached to the item start the activation block, then somewhere else remove it.
• Lock/Unlock You could via script unlock a locked door that doesn't have a spawned key. Making it require a key so it can't be picked. Or allow picking if you wish.
• If you want the door to be hidden/invisible before hand then you can still use the initially disabled and then enable it just like you would the actor.

[cdo947214]

I like the third option. So you're saying that all I have to do is put in "GunnerHatchAlias.GetActorRef().Enable()"? Will that work even though it's not technically an actor?

[ibldedibble]

GunnerHatchAlias.Enable() should be enough if memory serves.

[cdo947214]

Thanks. I had to add a property then put in GunnerHatchAlias.GetReference().Enable() That seemed to work.