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* call '''CharacterFlushQueue'''(''(CHARACTERGUID)'''''_Character''') | * call '''CharacterFlushQueue'''(''(CHARACTERGUID)'''''_Character''') | ||
===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
| − | If you start an Osiris action for a character while another is still busy, or multiple actions at the same time, then these actions are all queued. For example, you can queue multiple | + | If you start an Osiris action for a character while another is still busy, or multiple actions at the same time, then these actions are all queued. For example, you can queue multiple [[Osiris/API/CharacterMoveTo|CharacterMoveTo]] events to prevent a hick-up between catching the event from arriving and dispatching the next move. |
This call will complete the currently executing action and all queued actions for '''_Character''' instantaneously while preserving their side-effects. This means that move events are turned into teleports, while animations are skipped (but their completion events will still be triggered, in order). | This call will complete the currently executing action and all queued actions for '''_Character''' instantaneously while preserving their side-effects. This means that move events are turned into teleports, while animations are skipped (but their completion events will still be triggered, in order). | ||
===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== | ||
* This will only flush actions queued from Osiris. It has no effect on actions started from behaviour scripts. | * This will only flush actions queued from Osiris. It has no effect on actions started from behaviour scripts. | ||
| − | * If you wish to discard the queued actions instead of make their effects happen immediately, use | + | * If you wish to discard the queued actions instead of make their effects happen immediately, use [[Osiris/API/CharacterPurgeQueue|CharacterPurgeQueue]] instead. |
| + | * A notable exception of APIs not affected by this API [[Osiris/API/PlayAnimation|PlayAnimation]]. An ongoing animation can be aborted by playing a new animation on the same object. If you specify a non-existent animation (such as the empty string), it will stop the ongoing animation without starting a new one (there is no clean way to achieve the same result). | ||
===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
* [[Osiris/API/CharacterPurgeQueue|CharacterPurgeQueue]] | * [[Osiris/API/CharacterPurgeQueue|CharacterPurgeQueue]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Osiris Calls]] | + | [[Category:Osiris Calls|CharacterFlushQueue]] |
Latest revision as of 12:17, 20 December 2017
Full Definition(s)
- call CharacterFlushQueue((CHARACTERGUID)_Character)
Description
If you start an Osiris action for a character while another is still busy, or multiple actions at the same time, then these actions are all queued. For example, you can queue multiple CharacterMoveTo events to prevent a hick-up between catching the event from arriving and dispatching the next move.
This call will complete the currently executing action and all queued actions for _Character instantaneously while preserving their side-effects. This means that move events are turned into teleports, while animations are skipped (but their completion events will still be triggered, in order).
Notes
- This will only flush actions queued from Osiris. It has no effect on actions started from behaviour scripts.
- If you wish to discard the queued actions instead of make their effects happen immediately, use CharacterPurgeQueue instead.
- A notable exception of APIs not affected by this API PlayAnimation. An ongoing animation can be aborted by playing a new animation on the same object. If you specify a non-existent animation (such as the empty string), it will stop the ongoing animation without starting a new one (there is no clean way to achieve the same result).
