Grimrock

Isaac wrote:It only needs updated to use your specific object ids. I'd say re-copy/paste the original script, then alter only those to match the ones you will use.

Example (excerpts):
if altar.go == altar_3 and item.go == skull_1 then

if altar.go == altar_4 and item.go == skull_2 then

if item1_placed == true and item2_placed == true then
castle_secret_door_1.door:open()

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Technically (but not required)...
item1_placed == true and item2_placed == true

...could be replaced with:
item1_placed and item2_placed
( But that's just needlessly showing off. )

It never occurred to me to just compare the table names instead of the ids; which is pretty neat, and seems to work across save & reloads.

@Torquemada
It is most certainly adding extra bloat... but I find that it can sometimes make mystery-black-box scripts a lot easier for the unsure to customize, by defining what they need to edit as simple strings when possible, (and best near the top?). Using those string variables in the script; eliminating the need for them to edit function blocks.

Badgert wrote:I planned to use 2 identical subjects (2 skulls).
Tried to substitute in your script

skull_placed = false
skull_placed = false

function checkAltar(altar, item)
if altar.go == altar_3 and skull.go == skull then
skull_placed = true
else
if altar.go == altar_4 and skull.go == skull then
skull_placed = true
end
end

if skull_placed == true and skull_placed == true then
castle_secret_door_1.door:open()
end
end

- I have a bug. What did I do wrong?

function hasSkull(altar)
	for i,item in altar.surface:contents() do
		print(item.go.name)
		if item.go.name == "skull" then
			return true
		end
	end
	return false
end

function checkAltars()
	if hasSkull(altar_1) and hasSkull(altar_2) then
		dungeon_secret_door_1.door:open()
	end
end

Badgert wrote:I planned to use 2 identical subjects (2 skulls).

Nathaniel wrote:Hi guys!
Tell me please how to change the color of lighting, which "turns on" when you select the "Light" spell. Is it possible to choose a color with the help of the RGB palette?