public int OnRunScript(string script, uint oidSelf)
{
ObjectSelf = oidSelf;
ScriptContexts.Push(new ScriptContext {
OwnerObject = oidSelf, ScriptName = script
});
// All NWScript calls require an int return. For most script calls, this can be zero. For a
// StartingConditional, it can be zero (false) or one (true). A return value of -1 means to pass
// through DotNET and call the actual .ncs file in the module.
int retVal = 0;
// This switch statement illustrates how the template prompts individual script calls. Most
// implementations will split this logic into a Dictionary or other sensible arrangement. Note that
// a script does not need to be in the module for its name to be assigned. Many DotNET modules
// have no .nss or .ncs files at all. Note that script names must always be shorter than 16
// characters by an internal engine limitation.
switch (script)
{
// An ordinary script. No return value set.
case "x2_mod_def_load":
Console.WriteLine("Module loaded.");
break;
// A conditional script. Return value set appropriately.
case "chk_is_male":
retVal = NWScript.GetGender(NWScript.GetPCSpeaker()) == 0 ? 1 : 0;
break;
// Fall through to NWScript. Note that if the script does not exist, this will not cause an error,
// simply fail silently.
default:
retVal = -1;
break;
}
ScriptContexts.Pop();
ObjectSelf = ScriptContexts.Count == 0 ? NWScript.OBJECT_INVALID : ScriptContexts.Peek().OwnerObject;
return(retVal);
}
public virtual void RemoveFromParty()
{
NWScript.RemoveFromParty(this);
}
public virtual void Boot(string text)
{
NWScript.BootPC(this, text);
}
public virtual void AddToParty(NWPlayer partyLeader)
{
NWScript.AddToParty(this, partyLeader);
}
public virtual void SendMessage(string text)
{
NWScript.SendMessageToPC(this, text);
}
