@ Jirue

You would have to call shiftEventEnabled twice.

Ex:
onActivate/Self/shiftEventEnabled/1 3 5
onActivate/Self/shiftEventEnabled/2 4 6

@jurie
just do double toggle like:
[x]onactivate>self>shifteventenabled>1 2 3 4 5 6
[x]onactivate>(insert event wanted here)
[x]onactivate>(insert event wanted here)
[ ]onactivate>(insert event wanted here)
[ ]onactivate>(insert event wanted here)
[ ]onactivate>(insert event wanted here)
[ ]onactivate>(insert event wanted here)
[x]oncativate>self>shifteventenabled>1 2 3 4 5 6

it does it 2 times befor going off

(Sorry for the second post buuuuut....) @coolguy911 First, you're not cool. Second, the point of this was so you could have MORE than two enabled.

@Jirue I believe you could do that with ToggleEventEnabled.

How would I shift through a set of events?

Example:
I have 6 events
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6

I want each 2 events to be done together (1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6)
if I just put 1-6 in there right now it will shift through them like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-- I obviously would want them to shift through like 1 2, 3 4, 5 6.

@Dante
setEventEnabled sets the Enabled thing in the bool.
like OnActivate>Self>setEventEnabled [1 2] [ ]
will set the events 1 and 2 to [ ]
OnActivate>Self>setEventEnabled [1 2] [X]
will set 1 and 2 to [X]
hope you get it :)

@Dante
setEventEnabled sets the Enabled thing in the bool.
like OnActivate>Self>setEventEnabled [1 2] [ ]
will set the events 1 and 2 to [ ]
OnActivate>Self>setEventEnabled [1 2] [X]
will set 1 and 2 to [X]
hope you get it :)

Hurray, no more overly-complicated event toggling to create a cycle!

Best used with the thing that allows reordering of events!

And what does setEventEnabled do?

So...it shifts the event enabled instead of toggling? Nice I could use this.

SOO HAPPY VERY GOOD CUZ I DONT KNOW HOW TO USE TOGGLE EVENT

This looks nice. DLing.

This wouldn't have existed without me, because I came up with the idea and told it to NiXiLL. Nevertheless, this should be a must-have for every server.

I get this. So it enables/disables the last event stated and enables/disables the next event stated?
Awesome. Many uses for me.

@coolguy
It once took me like 30 minutes to event a good drawbridge with things like that.

Added guide

QUOTE: COOLGUY911

Enabling and disabling stuff takes ages when it is complex so shut up.

@coolguy: You are inefficient.

Onactive --> named brick --> floor --> seteventenabled --> 0

Onactive --> named brick --> floor --> seteventenabled --> 1

Onactive --> self --> toggleeventenabled --> 01

You people are lazy.

This is incredibly useful, thanks for uploading.

You lazy kids are making me post a guide.

what does it do?

this isnt realy needed. how about some ratchet and clank guns? like the RYNO missile cannon from the first game?

Wait...


This sux

Cool