2009

Table Of Contents
satisfied, your script will not be executed.
Adding Events
To add an event:
1. If the Scripter window is not already open, select Tools > Scripter from the menu bar.
2. Select the desired script in the script view.
3. Click the desired event type icon at the bottom of the event view. For example, click to create a
start event.
Testing Events
To test an event:
1. If the Scripter window is not already open, select Tools > Scripter from the menu bar.
2. Select the desired script in the script view.
3. Right-click the event you want to test in the event view, and click Test Event on the shortcut menu.
Configuring Events
To configure an event, select it in the event view, and then specify its properties in the properties view.
Start
A start event triggers a script as soon as scripting is enabled. If scripting is enabled when a file is loaded,
then any start events in the file will be triggered immediately. This is useful for setting up the initial
conditions of your script, such as giving initial values to variables, or moving the camera to a defined start
point.
You don't need to configure any properties for this event type.
Timer
A timer event triggers a script at predefined time intervals.
You can specify the following properties for this event type:
Interval - enter the length of time in seconds between timer triggering.
Regularity - select the event frequency from the drop-down list:
Adding Interactivity
420