Difference between revisions of "Osiris/API/CharacterAppear"

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'''_Character''', which can currently be off-stage, appears at its current position. If '''_PlaySpawn''' is 1, the character-specific spawn animation is played. Once the character has appeared on stage (and finished playing its spawning animation if requested), '''_Event''' is raised for '''_Character'''.
 
'''_Character''', which can currently be off-stage, appears at its current position. If '''_PlaySpawn''' is 1, the character-specific spawn animation is played. Once the character has appeared on stage (and finished playing its spawning animation if requested), '''_Event''' is raised for '''_Character'''.
 
===== Notes =====
 
===== Notes =====
* This routine does '''not''' work if '''_Character''' is dead. Use '''SetOnStage''' instead for such characters.
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* This routine does '''not''' work if '''_Character''' is dead. Use [[Osiris/API/SetOnStage|SetOnStage]] instead for such characters.
 
* Tip: set a character off-stage and teleport it to its desired position before calling this routine, or use [[Osiris/API/CharacterAppearAt|CharacterAppearAt]] instead.
 
* Tip: set a character off-stage and teleport it to its desired position before calling this routine, or use [[Osiris/API/CharacterAppearAt|CharacterAppearAt]] instead.
 
===== See Also =====
 
===== See Also =====

Revision as of 13:43, 25 November 2017

Full Definition(s)
  • call CharacterAppear((CHARACTERGUID)_Character, (INTEGER)_PlaySpawn, (STRING)_Event)
Description

_Character, which can currently be off-stage, appears at its current position. If _PlaySpawn is 1, the character-specific spawn animation is played. Once the character has appeared on stage (and finished playing its spawning animation if requested), _Event is raised for _Character.

Notes
  • This routine does not work if _Character is dead. Use SetOnStage instead for such characters.
  • Tip: set a character off-stage and teleport it to its desired position before calling this routine, or use CharacterAppearAt instead.
See Also