Evening!

 

Is there any way you can detect when one of the pre-made callouts are accepted?

 

Cheers,
Jordan

What do you mean with pre-made callouts? Those already in the mod?

Bingo... I can obviously detect my own, but ideally wanted to be made aware when a callout was accepted that wasn't created by my plugin. If worst comes to worst, I'll disable the pre-existing callouts in favour of my own :)

Let's broaden it - can you detect when a callout is accepted, period? (the pre-made callouts are, AFAIK, coded with essentially the same tools available to you, and aren't specially privileged besides being physically located in the main DLL).

Hello,

 

you can detect when your callout has been accepted, it fires an event when the user accepts it. There is no global event/hook for when a callout has been accepted though. Do you want something like this? Or a property telling you whether the player is in a callout (or in a built-in callout)? Just let me know and I'll add it to the next build.

 

LMS

I think it would be a useful feature to have some way to know if you're in a "vanilla" callout or user-made callout. For example, if you have several user-made callouts, and you think that it's causing crashes, it would be a lot easier to detect which plugin it is. Hope that made some sense. 

Maybe have an event fired to all plugins when a callout is accepted, giving the namespace and class name of the callout? I think it should be general-purpose, not distinguishing between vanilla and user-made (though if the namespace for builtins is something obfusucated, maybe have them *report* a namespace of G17 or LCPDFR, regardless of what their *actual* namespace is).

cp702, I think you've hit it on the head. Something like that would be both beneficial to what I was hoping to achieve but also work in the long-run for any other plugins that get developed in the future.

 

LMS if you could try and include this in the next build, I certainly would be grateful and I'm sure others will be too. 

 

Cheers Guys.

Okay, I will add something like that.