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  • #10, by sebastian 8 years ago Zitieren
    ok, thank you. that was, what i thought.

    As a workaround just create some "called by another action" Actions in your character which you can call from the object when you use a specific command on it.
    In these actions you can have a random value set and depending on that display a different reaction. 
    When using this method you are also not bound to "only text reactions" because you can put anything in here.
  • #11, by constantin 8 years ago Zitieren
    yes, but thats a lot of work. since it doesnt work even with a character that is walking towards an object, i believe, i did something wrong or forgot something. 
    ps: i would love to have a documentation on every action part and how to use it.
  • #12, by esmeralda 8 years ago Zitieren
    since it doesnt work even with a character that is walking towards an object, i believe, i did something wrong or forgot something. 
    I can imagine you forgot to set an "object position", meaning a position on which the character stands to interact with the object, since you would normaly not need it.
  • #13, by constantin 8 years ago Zitieren
    haha, yes, thanks. that was it. thank you esmeralda. i think i will do it with the workaround sebastian suggested. thanks for the ideas.
  • #14, by afrlme 8 years ago Zitieren
    yes, but thats a lot of work. since it doesnt work even with a character that is walking towards an object, i believe, i did something wrong or forgot something. 
    ps: i would love to have a documentation on every action part and how to use it.
    wouldn't we all but there's somewhere around 200 action parts now if I remember correctly.

    Here check this out. It's a brief explanation for each action part. It's a little out of date now as I updated it for 4.x, so it's missing any action parts that were added to later 4.x & 5.x versions of the VS editor.