When world is started

When world is started

 

Event runs when world starts. This will happen when the first person enters the world’s instance.

 

When event is received

When event[myevent] with [obj] is received

 

Event runs when a custom event is received by this object. The custom event can be sent by the same script or a script on another object.

 

When trigger is entered by object

When event [triggerenter] with [obj] is received

Object: The object that entered trigger

Event runs when an object enters the trigger gizmo.

Note: The trigger must be configured to detect objects with a specific tag, and the object must have that tag.

When trigger is exited by object

When event [triggerexit] with [obj] is received

Object: The object that exited trigger

Event runs when an object exits the trigger gizmo.

Note: The trigger must be configured to detect objects with a specific tag, and the object must have that tag.

When trigger is entered by player

When event [triggerenter] with [player] is received

Player: The player that entered the trigger

Event runs when a player enters the trigger gizmo.

Note: The trigger must be configured to detect players.

When trigger is exited by player

When event [triggerexit] with [player] is received

Player: The player that exited the trigger

Event runs when a player exits the trigger gizmo.

Note: The trigger must be configured to detect players.

When colliding with object

When event [collisionenter] with [object] is received

Object: The object that collided with the object that this script is attached to.

Event runs when object collides with another object.

Note: The object must be configured to detect collisions.

When colliding with player

When event [collisionenter] with [player] is received

Player: The player that collided with the object this script is attached to.

Event runs when object collides with the players head or torso.

Note: The object must be configured to detect collisions.

When object is grabbed by player

When event [grabstart] with [player] is received

Player: The player that grabbed the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when this object is grabbed by a player.

 

When object is released by player

When event [grabend] with [player] is received

Player: The player that released the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when this object is released by a player.

 

When object is attached to player

When event [attachstart] with [player] is received

Player: The player that attached the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when this object is attached to a player.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Grabbable” in order to be set as attachable.

When object is unattached from player

When event [attachend] with [player] is received

Player: The player that unattached the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when this object is detached from a player.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Grabbable” in order to be set as attachable.

When index trigger is pressed

When event [indextriggerdown] with [player] is received while self is grabbed

Player: The player that pressed their trigger while holding the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when the index trigger on the oculus controller is pressed. This event will only work on an object that is being grabbed by a player.

 

When index trigger is released

When event [indextriggerup] with [player] is received while self is grabbed

Player: The player that released their trigger while holding the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when the index trigger on the oculus controller is released. This event will only work on an object that is being grabbed by a player.

 

When button1 is pressed

When event [button1down] with [player] is received while self is grabbed

Player: The player that pressed button 1 while holding the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when button 1 on the oculus controller is pressed. This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

Note: This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

When button1 is released

When event [button1up] with [player] is received while self is grabbed

Player: The player that released button 1 while holding the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when button 1 on the oculus controller is released. This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

Note: This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

When button2 is pressed

When event [button2down] with [player] is received while self is grabbed

Player: The player that released button 2 while holding the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when button 2 on the oculus controller is pressed. This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

Note: This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

When button2 is released

When event [button2up] with [player] is received while self is grabbed

Player: The player that released button 2 while holding the object that this script it attached to

Event runs when button 2 on the oculus controller is released. This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

Note: This event will only run on an object that is being grabbed by the hand that is holding the controller.

Send event to object

Send event [myevent] to [self] with [param]

Object: The object that the event is sent to param: The parameters the event will receive

Sends a custom event to an object variable. The event will be received by the object that is being referenced by the object variable.

 

Send event with delay

Send event [myevent] to [self] after [number] seconds

Object: The object the event is sent to number: The number of seconds to delay

Sends a custom event to an object variable, with a set delay. The event will be received by the object that is being referenced by the object variable.

 

Cancel sending event with delay

Cancel sending event [myevent] to [self]

Object: The object to stop sending a custom event to

Cancels a custom event from being sent.

 

 

 

 

 

Connect to event

connect [self] [triggerenter] to local event [enter]

object: The object the where the non-local script event fires event: The event in the non-local script event: The event in the local script that the non-local script should connect to

Connects an event in another object to an event in the local script, so when the event in the other object is triggered, the event in the local script is triggered too.

Note: This is useful for connecting multiple triggers in a script to one or multiple events in order to make a triggerable system.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Move to

action [moveto with [vector 1 / 0 / 0]] on [self]

vector: The position in world space that the object moves to object: The object that the motion applies to

Instantly moves the object to the coordinates provided.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” or “Animated” in the properties panel of the object.

Move by

action [move with [vector1 / 0 / 0]] on [self]

vector: The direction and distance the object will move by object: The object that the motion applies to

Instantly moves the object relative to its current position by adding the vector to the current position.

 

Rotate to

action [rotateto with [rotation 90 / 0 / 0]] on [self]

rotation: The angle the object will rotate to object: The object that the motion applies to

Instantly rotates the object to the rotation provided.

 

Rotate by

action [rotate with [rotation 90/ 0 / 0]] on [self]

rotation: The angle the object will rotate by object: The object that the motion applies to

Instantly rotates the object by adding the supplied rotation to the current rotation.

 

Scale to

action [scale with [vector 1 / 0 / 0]] on self]]

vector: The size the object will scale to object: The object that the motion applies to

Instantly sets the scale to the value provided.

 

 

 

 

 

Move to over time

action [moveto with [vector 1 / 0 / 0] over [number {1} sec]] on [self]

vector: The positon in world space that the object moves to number: The number of seconds it takes to move object: The object that the motion applies to

Moves the object along a line from its current position to a new coordinate over the given time.

 

Move by over time

action [move with [vector 1 / 0 / 0] over [number {1} sec]] on [self]

vector: The direction and distance the object will move by number: The number of seconds it takes to move object: The object that the motion applies to

Moves the object along a line from its current position to a new coordinate that is the sum of the current position and the given coordinate, over the given time.

 

Rotate to over time

action [rotateto with [rotation 90 / 0 / 0] over [number {1} sec]] on [self]

rotation: The angle the object will rotate to number: the number of seconds it takes to rotate object: The object that the motion applies to

Rotates the object from its current rotation to the given rotation over the given time.

 

Rotate by over time

action [rotate with [rotation 90 / 0 / 0] over [number {1} sec]] on [self]

rotation: The angle the object will rotate by number: the number of seconds it takes to rotate object: The object that the motion applies to

Rotates the object from its current rotation by the given rotation over the given time.

 

Scale to over time

action [scale with [vector 1/ 1/ 1] over [number {1} sec]] on [self]

vector: The size the object will scale to number: the number of seconds it takes to scale object: The object that the motion applies to

Scales the object from its current scale to the given scale over the given time.

 

 

 

 

 

Respawn player

action [respawn with [param]] on [self]

playerid: The player that will be respawned object: The spawn point to respawn them to

Teleports a player to a spawn point.

 

 

 

 

 

Disable object physical motion

disable [self] physical motion

object: The object that physical motion is being disabled on

Locks a physics object in place.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Enable object physical motion

enable [self] physical motion

object: The object that physical motion is being enabled on

Unlocks a physics object, allowing it to be moved.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Push

action [+Velocity with [vector 1/ 1/ 1]] on [self]

vector: The velocity being added object: The object that physical motion is being applied to

The object’s velocity becomes equal to its current velocity, plus the given velocity.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Push with mass

action [+impulse with [vector 1/ 0/ 0]] on [self]

vector: The velocity being added object: The object that physical motion is being applied to

The object’s velocity becomes equal to its current velocity, plus the given velocity divided by the object’s mass (heavier objects have their velocity adjusted less).

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Push in local space

action [+VelLocal with [vector 1/ 0/ 0]] on [self]

vector: The velocity being added object: The object that physical motion is being applied to

The given velocity is rotated to the object’s rotation, then a Push runs (x becomes left/right, y becomes above/below, z becomes forward/backward).

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Push in local space with mass

action [+ImpLocal with [vector 1/ 0 / 0]] on [self]

vector: The velocity being added object: The object that physical motion is being applied to

The given velocity is rotated to the object’s rotation, then a Push with Mass runs (x becomes left/right, y becomes above/below, z becomes forward/backward).

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Spin

action [+AngVel with [vector 1/ 0/ 0]] on [self]

vector: The angular velocity being added object: The object that physical motion is being applied to

The object’s angular velocity becomes equal to its current angular velocity, plus the given angular velocity.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Spin in local space

action [+AngVelLocal with [vector 1/ 0/ 0]] on [self]

vector: The angular velocity being added object: The object that physical motion is being applied to

The given velocity is rotated to the object’s current rotation, then a Spin runs (x becomes pitch, y becomes yaw, z becomes roll).

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Stop physical motion

stop physical motion [self]

object: The object that the physical motion is being stopped on

The object’s velocity and angular velocity both become zero.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

Launch from object

action [LaunchFrom with [self] [number {10}]] on [self]

object: The object whose position and direction will be used to launch from number: The speed to launch it at object: The object that will be launched

Makes the object become owned by the same owner of the “launch from” object (i.e. object specified by the first parameter), sets the position and rotation of the object to match that of the “launch from” object, and then sets the object’s velocity to match its forward direction with a magnitude (speed) equal to the value of the second parameter.

Note: The object being manipulated must be marked as “Interactive” with “Physics” in the properties panel of the object.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Show object

show [self]

object: The object that will turn visible

Makes object visible in your world.

Note: This will currently also affect collisions on an object. The object will be made collidable.

Hide object

hide [self]

object: The object that will turn hidden

Hides the object in your world.

Note: This will currently also affect collisions on an object. The object will have collisions turned off.

Paint object

action color with [color 1/ 0/ 0] on [self]

color: The rgb color to paint the object with object: The object that will be painted

Sets the color of the object.

 

Enable object

enable [self]

object: The trigger that will be enabled

Enables a trigger’s ability to detect people or objects. This can only be used on triggers.

 

Disable object

disable [self]

object: The trigger that will be disabled

Disables a trigger’s ability to detect people or objects. This can only be used on triggers.

 

Set simulated

action [setsimulated with boolean {true/false}] on [self]

boolean: The true or false value that the simulated property will be set to object: The object that will have its simulation set

Enables or disables the “simulated” property. If off, the object cannot move.

 

Set gravity

action [setgravity with boolean {true/false}] on [self]

boolean: The true or false value that the gravity property will be set to object: The object that will have its simulation set

Enables or disables gravity simulation on this object.If on, the object will fall to the floor. If off, it wil act like it’s floating in space.

 

Display text

action [display with [number {1}] on [self]

string/number: The value the text gizmo will display object: The text gizmo that displays the string/number

Sets the displayed text in the text gizmo.

 

 

 

 

Play animation

play animation on [self]

object: The object that will play its animation

Plays the object’s animation.

 

Pause animation

pause animation on [self]

object: The object that will pause its animation

Pauses the object’s animation.

 

Stop animation

stop animation on [self]

object: The object to stop its animation

 

 

 

 

 

 

Play sound

play sound on [self]

object: The sound gizmo that will play

Plays a sound gizmo.

Note: A sound must be stopped before it can be played again.

Pause sound

pause sound on [self]

object: The sound gizmo that will pause

Pauses a sound gizmo.

Note: A sound must be stopped before it can be played again.

Stop sound

stop sound on [self]

object: The sound gizmo that will stop

Stops a sound gizmo.

Note: A sound must be stopped before it can be played again.

 

 

 

 

Play visual fx

play visual effects on [self]

object: The visual effect gizmo that will play

Plays a visual effects gizmo.

 

Stop visual fx

stop visual effects on [self]

object: The visual effect gizmo that will stop

Stops a visual effects gizmo.

 

 

 

 

 

Reset world state

reset world state

 

Resets the world back to its inital state.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

”==”

[a] == [b]

 

“true” if both values are the same.

 

!=

[a] != [b]

 

“true” if both values are not same.

 

less than symbol

[a] [b]

 

“true” if the first value is less than the second value

 

>

[a] > [b]

 

“true” if the first value is greater than the second value

 

and

[a] and [b]

 

“true” if both values are true.

 

not

not [a]

 

toggles a boolean value from true to false, or false to true.

 

or

[a] or [b]

 

“true” if one of the values is true.

 

 

 

 

 

”+”

[a] + [b]

 

Returns the sum of two numbers.

 

-

[a] - [b]

 

Returns the difference of two numbers.

 

*

[a] * [b]

 

Returns the result of two multiplied numbers

 

/

[a] / [b]

 

Returns the result of the first number divided by the second number.

 

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