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Talad at 16:13, 6 March 2022

2022-03-06T16:13:17Z

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	* trapResetTime : time needed for the trap to reset after it has been disabled by a player		* trapResetTime : time needed for the trap to reset after it has been disabled by a player

	3) Trap placed on a spawnable item. Example a chest. In this case the item needs to be flagged as ISTRAPPED in [[Item_instancesTable]].flags , then the same set of properties of type 2) above are set in the [[TrapsPropertiesTable\|~~trap_properties~~]] table.		3) Trap placed on a spawnable item. Example a chest. In this case the item needs to be flagged as ISTRAPPED in [[Item_instancesTable]].flags , then the same set of properties of type 2) above are set in the [[TrapsPropertiesTable\|traps_properties]] table.

Talad at 16:08, 6 March 2022

2022-03-06T16:08:06Z

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	* trapResetTime : time needed for the trap to reset after it has been disabled by a player		* trapResetTime : time needed for the trap to reset after it has been disabled by a player

	3) Trap placed on a spawnable item. Example a chest. In this case the item needs to be flagged as ISTRAPPED in [[Item_instancesTable]].flags , then the same set of properties of type 2) above are set on the ~~item_traps~~ table.		3) Trap placed on a spawnable item. Example a chest. In this case the item needs to be flagged as ISTRAPPED in [[Item_instancesTable]].flags , then the same set of properties of type 2) above are set in the [[TrapsPropertiesTable\|trap_properties]] table.

Talad: /* Overview */

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	* triggertype = PROXIMITY		* triggertype = PROXIMITY
	* responsetype = SCRIPT		* responsetype = SCRIPT

			In code terms, whenever an Action Location has a proximity trigger, it will spawn in the level an ApsProxyTrigger.

	In the responsetype field place the name of the script stored in [[ProgressionEventsTable\| Progression Events]], this will be triggered when the player walks within the radius of the action location.		In the responsetype field place the name of the script stored in [[ProgressionEventsTable\| Progression Events]], this will be triggered when the player walks within the radius of the action location.

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	In the responsetype field place the name of the script stored in [[ProgressionEventsTable\| Progression Events]], this will be triggered when the player walks within the radius of the action location.		In the responsetype field place the name of the script stored in [[ProgressionEventsTable\| Progression Events]], this will be triggered when the player walks within the radius of the action location.

			2) Trap placed on a level item (InteractableActor object). Example a lever or a door. In this case place the item in the level through the UE Editor, then edit the properties under "PlaneShift" category:

			* isTrapped : has a trap on it
			* TrapScript : script to run when trap is triggered
			* isTrapBlockingUse : is the trap triggers, we cant use the item
			* trapStrength : how strong is the trap
			* trapResetTime : time needed for the trap to reset after it has been disabled by a player

			3) Trap placed on a spawnable item. Example a chest. In this case the item needs to be flagged as ISTRAPPED in [[Item_instancesTable]].flags , then the same set of properties of type 2) above are set on the item_traps table.

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== Overview ==

There are three types of traps you can place in the game

1) Traps on the ground, which are spawned with [[Action_locationsTable|Action Locations]], based on proximity. The definition is done inside an Action Location specifying:
* triggertype = PROXIMITY
* responsetype = SCRIPT

In the responsetype field place the name of the script stored in [[ProgressionEventsTable| Progression Events]], this will be triggered when the player walks within the radius of the action location.