Objects Commands 1.0 OC bool string command Command name (as string). See the table below. object target target object for the command int x X target coordinate int y Y target coordinate object target2 secondary target object int delay Time (in ticks or frames) until the command is automatically aborted. Execution will continue with the next command in the stack. any Data additional data for the command int retries Number of retries if the command fails, until the command fails completely. int base_mode Determines the behaviour if the command fails.

base_modeNameDescriptionFailure messages and CallFailed callsNext command 0C4CMD_SilentSubSilent commandOnly if this is the last commandFails 3C4CMD_SubCommandIf the next command has no retries left or this is the last command.Fails 2C4CMD_SilentBaseSilent base commandNeverDoes not fail 1C4CMD_BaseBase commandAlwaysDoes not fail Adds a command to the top of the command stack of an object (also see AppendCommand). This command will be executed first, then the object will continue with the existing commands. If the command stack is empty, AddCommand does the same as SetCommand.
For the list of commands see SetCommand. Commands added using AddCommand are not passed to controlled vehicles (see VehicleControl). var obj = FindObject(Find_InRect(-20, -40, 40, 40), Find_OCF(OCF_CrewMember)); if(obj) if(obj->GetComDir() == COMD_Right) obj->AddCommand("Jump"); return; If called from an object on the ground, this timer script makes any clonk passing the object from left to right jump. To do this, crew member objects are searched above the object. If one is found and he is moving from left to right (ComDir), he is given a 'Jump' command. Notice that this does not affect the previously set commands of the clonk - after completing the jump command, the clonk will continue with his previous commands. Using this script, you could e.g. ensure that clonks will always jump a given gap in the landscape. SetCommand GetCommand AppendCommand FinishCommand PeterW2001-11 Günther2005-01