Check if trainer is inside or outside

[Aljen]

I want to activate different switches depend on the player is inside or outside ~^^~. Can someone help me? Thanks

 

[mej71]

The day/night tint checks to see whether the map you are on is an outside map or not, that should be a good place to check

 

[Aljen]

Thank you meji, i will give it a look

 

[Aljen]

i still cant find it T^T

 

[KleinStudio]

i still cant find it T^T

I don't know if you need to check this in an event or you want to make a script, but here's what I'm using to check if the player is outside.

def isOutside? # Only refresh when it's indoor
  isoutdoor=pbGetMetadata($game_map.map_id,MetadataOutdoor)
  if $game_map && (!isoutdoor or isoutdoor==false)
      return false
  end
  return true
end

So, if you want to check if the player is indoor in an event just create a conditional branch and check isOutside?

 

[Aljen]

Thanks Klein, but I'm still a little confuse..
You mean this?

Conditional Branch: Script: isOutside=true

 

[lolandbeer]

I don't know if you need to check this in an event or you want to make a script, but here's what I'm using to check if the player is outside.

def isOutside? # Only refresh when it's indoor
  isoutdoor=pbGetMetadata($game_map.map_id,MetadataOutdoor)
  if $game_map && (!isoutdoor or isoutdoor==false)
      return false
  end
  return true
end

So, if you want to check if the player is indoor in an event just create a conditional branch and check isOutside?

Works perfectly, my master.

 

[KleinStudio]

Thanks Klein, but I'm still a little confuse..
You mean this?

Conditional Branch: Script: isOutside=true

Just "isOutside?":

If you want to check if it's inside just add "!" before: "!isOutside?"

 

[Rot8er_ConeX]

But you need to add the function Klien posted somewhere in your scripts.

 

[Aljen]

Ahhh, now it work. Thank you Klein ~^^~. Thanks guys

 

[mej71]

Thanks Klein, but I'm still a little confuse..
You mean this?

Conditional Branch: Script: isOutside=true

Your thought process here is correct, but = is used for setting, == is for testing ("This equals that" vs "Does this equal that?").

Since this method returns a boolean (true/false), the "==true" is redudant because "true==true" is true, and "false==true" is false.

 

[Aljen]

I see, thank you ~^^~