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function nightvision() | function nightvision() | ||
if(getCameraGoggleEffect == "normal") then | if(getCameraGoggleEffect == "normal") then | ||
setCameraGoggleEffect("nightvision") | setCameraGoggleEffect("nightvision") | ||
else if(getCameraGoggleEffect == "nightvision") then | else if(getCameraGoggleEffect == "nightvision") then | ||
setCameraGoggleEffect("normal") | setCameraGoggleEffect("normal") | ||
end | end | ||
end | end | ||
Revision as of 14:48, 20 February 2011
This function allows you to set the camera's current goggle effect. This means you can activate nightvision or infrared effects by script
Syntax
bool setCameraGoggleEffect ( string goggleEffect )
Required Arguments
- goggleEffect: The goggle effect you wish to set
- normal: No camera goggle effect
- nightvision: Nightvision camera
- thermalvision: Infrared camera
Returns
Returns true if the effect was set correctly, false otherwise.
Example
function nightvision()
if(getCameraGoggleEffect == "normal") then
setCameraGoggleEffect("nightvision")
else if(getCameraGoggleEffect == "nightvision") then
setCameraGoggleEffect("normal")
end
end
addCommandHandler("nightvision", nightvision)