2. Actions

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In Halo 5 Forge Scripting, Actions are behaviors triggered by Script Conditions. Some Actions have additional options in their settings, depending on what Condition has triggered them. Below is a list of all Actions and their settings for reference. Some Actions also have additional information on tips, tricks, and gotchas! (bugs, glitches, or other unexpected behavior) specific to that Action. Be sure and read the General Script Gotchas for more glitches and bugs.
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Spawn(top)

'Spawn' THIS object if it isn't already in the map. Object is created with the properties, variables and scripts set for it.

Objects sometimes will not spawn if a player or object is in the space it will spawn in. Checkbox 'Force' in Spawn options to Force the Object to spawn in even if something is in it's spawn space.
- Objects spawn in their original positions, not where they were when destroyed or despawned. Exceptions include if an object's physics have been set to normal it will spawn at it's last known location, and welded groups do not always respond at their original position.
- Objects in a welded group might be repositioned or rotated if the group was still spawned and in another location.
- The Spawn action won't reset a currently spawned object.
- Most objects won't spawn if players are in the way or very close by. Switches and Switch Terminals are the known exceptions that will spawn where a player is and the player will be slowly pushed out of that position when the switch is set to fixed or phased physics.
- The game seems to determine whether a player is too close for an object to spawn based only on the distance a player is to the object (usually the object's center). That means the spawn detection zone around an object has a spherical shape.
Simultaneous Spawn/Despawn Actions
- When objects have Spawn and Despawn actions run in the same game tick, the last one (highest script number & higher number action) is the one that has full effect.
- If both Spawn and Despawn are called during the same game tick, whichever one is last has its condition triggered whether or not it was previously in that state. i.e. for a spawned object, calling Despawn and then Spawn for it triggers its Spawned condition.
- An object's Number is available for reading and writing after calling Spawn, but Despawn makes it inaccessible again. This works even during the same game tick.
- For a despawned object, you can call Spawn, use its Number, and then call Despawn during the same game tick and the object won't spawn or trigger its Spawned condition, but the Despawned condition will trigger.
Despawn(top)

'Despawn' target objects if they exist in the map. Objects removed with this Action can be created again with the 'Spawn' Action. Default is THIS object.

OBJECTS [Mod List]

* In welded groups, if the parent object has a despawn script it will take the sibling objects with it. If the group is not welded, only the parent object will despawn.
* When using the Despawn Action directly after another Action such as Number Change, sometimes it's necessary to insert a .10 Wait Action between them, because the object seems to despawn before the previous Action completes it's scripts. This can happen even if "Always On" is checked. It's possible in these reported cases the cause was inadvertently changing the order of scripts by deleted one.

Position/Rotation: Reset(top)

Reset the target OBJECTS to their initial Position and Rotation used at the start of the map. Default is THIS object.

OBJECTS [Mod List]
Time: 0-720 (increments of .10)

Reset Velocity: On/Off (On: resets the objects Velocity to 0; Off: will maintain the same Velocity it has when told to reset.)(NOTE: This menu item only appears if Time is set to 0)
Position: On/Off
Orientation: On/Off
- Reset Velocty sets the velocity to zero if set to Yes. If set to No, the object position and rotation will be reset, but it will continue to move in whatever direction it was moving.
- The position and rotation is not reliably reset to their original values. Using Despawn and Spawn actions can be more reliable. Setting the time to 0.0 might be more reliable.
- A vehicle with a Reset script with Time set to 0.00 will instantly teleport the vehicle and passengers to the vehicles spawn location. Does not seem to work when there's a driver. Tested with a Mongoose.
Message: Send(top)

Send a Message that triggers the 'Message: Recieved' Condition on objects that are listening for it.

Channel: alpha-zulu
Transfer: THIS or ACTIVATOR (NOTE: This menu item only appears in the following Conditions: Message:Received, Power:Check, Interacted or Boundary:Check)

Power: Set(top)

Set THIS object's 'Power' and send the information to OTHER objects listening with 'Power: Check' and/or 'Message/Power: Multi' Conditions.

Channel - alpha-zulu
State - On/Off/Toggle (Sets the 'Power' State of the 'Power' Channel. 'On' provides continuous power. Default power is 'Off'. Toggle flips between On/Off.)
- The behavior seems like the highest number script that sets a channel's power state is the only one that takes effect. Two Toggle actions won't cancel each other.
- If an On/Off script attempts to set the state but it is already set to that value, then no events occur and no conditions will trigger during the next cycle.
- Toggle always changes the value, either from Off to On or from On to Off.
- Since it appears that only one script takes effect for a power channel, only either the On or the Off conditions can trigger during each cycle. If the setting doesn't end up changed, no On/Off/Toggle conditions will be triggered by it (but the current state is still true for On/Off Multi conditions).
Animation: Play(top)

Play target OBJECTS authored 'Animation' (loop). Default is THIS object. Can be stopped with 'Animation: Stop' Action. Functional on animated objects such as Pistons.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]
Position: 0-1.00 (increments of .10) Position in the animation to start animating towards. When desired position value is reached the animation will stop.

Animation: Stop(top)

Stop target OBJECTS authored 'Animation' if it is playing. Functional on animated objects such as Pistons. Some animations cannot be stopped such as Generator animations.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]

Damage: Ratio(top)

Apply 'Damage' to the target OBJECTS based on a ratio of their maximum health. Default is THIS object.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]
Ratio: 0-100 (increments of .10) NOTE: Only affects player & object health, not shields

Move: Offset(top)

Move the target OBJECTS to the desired position. Default is THIS object.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]
TARGETS: [Mod List]
X/Forward: -1,000 - 1,000 (increments of .25)
Y/Horizontal: -1,000 - 1,000 (increments of .25)
Z/Vertical: -1,000 - 1,000 (increments of .25)
Local: On/Off
Time: .10-720 (increments of .10)
This information was compiled prior to Monitor's Bounty. Some of the information might be deprecated.
- If the relative (Local Movement) offset orientations for an object are not obvious, reset its rotation settings to 0.00. Then the Forward, Horizontal and Vertical directions will match the positive world X, Y and Z directions.
- Only one Position/Rotation: Reset script can be active for an object at a time.
- A Move script that activates while during another script’s control will take over the object movement. If the newer script finishes and the earlier script is still running, control returns to the earlier script.
- A Move script can’t be activated again while it is running.
  
  The length of time it runs can’t be extended in the middle of them by executing it again.
  
  Continuous motion: It can be activated on the next cycle after the time is completed to provide continuous motion. This does not work with repeating On Timer conditions set to repeat for the same amount of time that the Move script uses because the On Timer condition will Trigger during the last cycle of the Move script, which means that the Move script can’t activate again at that time.
  
  One solution is to have the Move script last 0.1 seconds less than the Timer condition, but the object motion will stop for that tenth of a second.
  
  Since another script can take over while the first script is running, using a second copy of the script (or a script that runs when the first script can’t) will provide continuous motion.
  
  Object Timers can be used to provide timed continuous motion with a single Move script because the On Spawn and On Despawn events can be scripted to one cycle apart.
- A Move script can run for a Warthog that is being driven and the resulting motion seems to be a combination of the Move script and normal driving motion. Tested with a Forward action script. Other vehicles need to be tested.
- As of April 2016, Move scripts sometimes result in jerky object motion rather than the expected smooth movement. There doesn't seem to be any definite patterns to this behavior, which may or may not occur at any time. This makes Move actions difficult to use in situations where inconsistent movement is undesirable. Sometimes Move scripts that use short Time settings seem to provide smoother motion. The Velocity action can provide smoother motion, but has limitations.
- A workaround has been devised for jerky object motion, discovered by Exterrestr1al and Yumudas Beegbut of The Scripter's Guild. See the Tutorials section to learn how.
Rotate: Offset(top)

''Move' the target OBJECTS to the desired position. Default is THIS object.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]
Yaw: -180 - 180 (increments of .25)
Roll: -180 - 180 (increments of .25)
Pitch: -180 - 180 (increments of .25)
Time: .10-720 (increments of .10)
This information was compiled prior to Monitor's Bounty. Some of the information might be deprecated.
- Rotate scripts don't seem to activate while a Position/Rotation: Reset script is running.
- Continuous rotation: This works similar to Move scripts as described above.
- Rotate scripts sometimes result in jerky object motion rather than the expected smooth movement. There doesn't seem to be any definite patterns to this behavior, which may or may not occur at any time. Sometimes Rotate scripts that use short Time settings seem to provide smoother motion.
- A single object with a Rotate script can be used to as a crank to rotate a welded group that is set to Normal Physics.
- Rotating groups revolve around the Group Parent's origin point. Groups must be welded for it's objects to revolve as one piece.
- See Tutorials section for tips and tricks on smooth motion and rotation.
Velocity: Set(top)

Set 'Velocity' of the target OBJECTS to the given force. Default is THIS object. Works with objects that have their 'Physics' property set to 'Normal'.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]
X/Forward: -500 - 500 (increments of .50)
Y/Horizontal: -500 - 500 (increments of .50)
Z/Vertical: -500 - 500 (increments of .50)
Local: On/Off
This information was compiled prior to Monitor's Bounty. Some of the information might be deprecated.
- If the relative orientations for an object are not obvious, reset its rotation settings to 0.00. Then the Forward, Horizontal and Vertical directions will match the positive world X, Y and Z directions.
- This action does not have a time component, so it can be activated every cycle.
- If multiple Velocity scripts are activated during the same cycle for an object, the highest numbered script executes and the others are ignored.
- Gravity, collisions, etc will affect the object’s velocity again immediately on the next cycle.
- Whatever velocity the object has before this action activates is completely replaced by the velocity set by this action.
- Vehicles with a driver don't seem to respond to Velocity scripts. Vehicles with only passengers will execute Velocity scripts and the passenger seems to stay in the vehicle if it floors upside down. Tested in Forge with a Mongoose.
- As of April 2016, this action provides smoother motion than Move, Rotate, or Reset script actions, but it can be tricky to use.
- See Tutorials section for tips and tricks on smooth motion and rotation.
Color: Set(top)

Set the target OBJECTS 'Color' sections to the desired colors. Default is THIS object.

OBJECTS: [Mod List]
Primary: [Color List]
Secondary: [Color List]
Tertiary: [Color List]

Number: Change(top)

Change 'Number' variables in different scopes to values that you want. Check variables with the 'Number: Check' Condition.

VARIABLE

Scope: Global, Player, Team or Object

Global

Channel: alpha-zulu
Player

NUMBER: [Mod List]
Channel: alpha-zulu
Team

NUMBER: [Mod List]
Channel: alpha-zulu
Object

NUMBER [Mod List]
(Channels are the Variable Channel to watch the state of in order to meet the Condition requirement. NUMBERS specify the objects to modify the Number variables of.)
Operation: Set, Increment, Decrement, Multiply, Divide, Remainder or Random
(What Operation is used to apply the value to the specified variable.)
Force Dirty: On/Off. Force all conditions to check this Number Variable whether or not it has changed. In other words, the Number Check conditions for the variable will be evaluated next game tick.
CHANGE

Source: Constant, Number, Object Count or Game Value

Constant (Where to pull the value from. Use just the defined numberic Value.)
Number

Scope: Global, Team or Object (The category of variable to use for this value.)

Global: alpha-zulu
Team: Team 1-8, alpha-zulu
Object

Object: THIS or ACTIVATOR
Number: Team, Player or Object

* Team: alpha-zulu (Object=ACTIVATOR means ACTIVATOR or Number Check's EXTRA object(s)
* Player: alpha-zulu (Number-Object-ACTIVATOR-Player-Channel can retrieve a player channel number)
* Object (Number-Object-THIS/ACTIVATOR-Object retrieves an object's only number)
Object Count

COUNT [Mod List]
Game Value

Game Value: Team [score], Player [score], Health [current], Health [max], Health [ratio], Shields [current], Shields [max], Shields [ratio], Players [current], Players: Team [current], Teams [current], Spawn:Order, Rounds [max], Score to Win
Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR (The Object to use for this variables value. The object that activated the Condition (See Condition for what the ACTIVATOR object is))
Value: -32,768 - 32,767 (Adds this Value to the results of the defined criteria.)
Randomize: On/Off (If On, Randomizes the value of the Number variable from 0 to the current value.)
Numbers do not reset on rounds.

Player Numbers can be retrieved when Source=Number+Scope=Object+Object=ACTIVATOR+Number=Player. The ACTIVATOR option for Object becomes available when the Condition is Number: Check, Boundary: Check, Interacted, Message: Receive, or Power State: Check. For the Number: Check condition, use the EXTRA filters instead of ACTIVATOR.

"Notes on Game Value, Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR"
- Can't find a way to make a player be the THIS object
- ACTIVATOR Seems to be the only way to get Player data like score, health, order, etc
- Boundary Check/Interacted/Number Check put players into ACTIVATOR
- Number Check puts the player into ACTIVATOR for Game Value & Object Sources
Learn more about Numbers on their page: Numbers Miscellaneous
Trait: Apply(top)

Apply a custom player 'Trait' to target PLAYERS. Modify 'Traits' via the Game Settings in the Custom Game Lobby (Minigame Mode only).

PLAYERS: [Mod List]
Trait: alpha-delta

Traits: Clear(top)

Clear a custom player 'Trait' from the target PLAYERS (Minigame Mode only).
PLAYERS: [Mod List]

PLAYERS: [Mod List]

Wait(top)

''Wait' the set time before moving onto the next Action if there is one. Add additional Actions to scripts with the {ADD ACTION} function.

Time: 0-720 (.10 increments)

Score: Change(top)

Increment or decrement the target TEAMS / PLAYERS 'Score'.
Type: Team/Player
SCORERS: [Mod List] (Specifies the SCORER objects to change the Score of.)
Operation: Set, Increment or Decrement
Source: Constant, Number, Object Count or Game Value

Constant
Number: Global, Team or Object

Global: alpha-zulu
Team: Team (1-8), alpha-zulu
Object (only appears in the menu for the following Conditions: Message:Received, Power:Check, Interacted, Number:Check, Boundary:Check)

Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR

Number: Team, Player or Object

Team: alpha-zulu
Player: alpha-zulu (Number-Object-ACTIVATOR-Player-Channel can retrieve a player channel number)
Object (Number-Object-THIS/ACTIVATOR-Object retrieves an object's only number)
Object Count

COUNT [Mod List]
Game Value

Game Value: Team [score], Player [score], Health [current], Health [max], Health [ratio], Shields [current], Shields [max], Sheilds [ratio], Players [current], Players: Team [current], Teams [current], Spawn: Order, Rounds [max] (1 in Forge mode, -1 for unlimited rounds), Score To Win (0 in forge mode, -1 for unlimited rounds)
Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR (NOTE: only appears in the menu for the following Conditions: Message:Received, Power:Check, Interacted, Number:Check, Boundary:Check)
Value (Adds this Value to the results of the defined criteria)
Randomize (If On, Randomizes the value of the Number variable from 0 to the current value.)
Notes on Game Value, Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR

Can't find a way to make a player be the THIS object

ACTIVATOR Seems to be the only way to get Player data like score, health, order, etc

Boundary Check/Interacted/Number Check put players into ACTIVATOR

Number Check puts the player into ACTIVATOR for Game Value & Object Sources
Round: End(top)

End the active 'Round' and trigger standard round over functionality.

Screen Effects: Set(top)

Set the world's 'Screen Effects' to the desired Filter and/or FX (weather) settings.

PLAYERS: [Mod List]
Filter: Default, Ignore, none, Crisp, Warm, Nova, Astro, Washed, Enhanced, Gold, Grayscale, Negative, Red Process, Blue Process, Green Process, Blue/Green Process, Purple Process, Cross Process, Juicy, Sepia, Contrast, Aging, Gloom, Weathered, FoV in [video], FOV Out [video], Heat Distortion, Under Water, Flood
FX: Default, Ignore, none, Dust [light], Dust[medium], Dust [heavy], Embers [light], Embers [medium], Embers [heavy], Motes [light], Motes [medium], Motes [heavy], Papers [light], Papers [medium], Papers [heavy], Rain [light], Rain [medium], Rain [heavy], Snow [light], Snow [medium], Snow [heavy], Bubbles

Switch: Interactive(top)

Set THIS object's or target OBJECTS interface state. Used only for Interactive Object 'Switches' such as Keypad and Terminal.

OBJECTS [Mod List]
Interactive: On, Off

Physics: Set(top)

Sets the target OBJECTS 'Physics' to the desired type.

OBJECTS [Mod List]
Type: Phased, Fixed or Normal

When Physics:Set changes an object's physics from Normal to Phased, it's new spawn location is now wherever that object was when it's physics were changed. After that time, any Spawn or Move:Offset-Position Reset scripts will default to that location. This is true even if the object's physics are changed back.

Sound: Play(top)

Play sound such as music, sound effect [sfx], or voiceover [vo]. Must specify PLAYERS that hear the sound.

PLAYERS [Mod List]
Sound:

<NONE >
SOUND EFFECTS (21)
BASE INVADED; WARNING (SFX)
CAMERA WHOOSH (SFX)
ENEMY TEAM SCORED (SFX)
GRUNT BIRTHDAY(SFX)
GUARDIAN SONG (SFX)
KRAKEN HORN (SFX)
MISSION COMPLETE; LARGE (SFX)
MISSION COMPLETE; MODERATE (SFX)
NEGATIVE (SFX)
NEGATIVE; ALT (SFX)
OBJECTIVE; INCOMING (SFX)
OBJECTIVE; READY (SFX)
POSITIVE (SFX)
POSITIVE; ALT (SFX)
RUMBLE; LONG (SFX)
RUMBLE; SHORT (SFX)
RUMBLE METAL (SFX)
SPARTAN DIE WOOSH (SFX)
SPAWN; INFECTED (SFX)
SPAWN; RESPAWN (SFX)
TEAM SCORED (SFX)
PIANO NOTES (16)
PIANO; B (NOTES)
PIANO; C (NOTES)
PIANO; C# (NOTES)
PIANO; D (NOTES)
PIANO; D# (NOTES)
PIANO; E (NOTES)
PIANO; F NOTES)
PIANO; F# NOTES
PIANO; G INOTES)
PIANO; G# (NOTES
PIANO; A INOTES)
PIANO; A# NOTES
PIANO; B; OCTAVE (NOTES)
PIANO; C; OCTAVE (NOTES)
PIANO; C#; OCTAVE NOTES)
PIANO; D; OCTAVE NOTES)
MUSIC (16)
DRAMATIC; A (MUSIC)
DRAMATIC; B (MUSIC)
DRAMATIC; C (MUSIC)
DRUMROLL; A (MUSIC)
DRUMROLL; B (MUSIC)
NEGATIVE; A (MUSIC)
NEGATIVE; B (MUSIC)
NEGATIVE; C (MUSIC)
NEGATIVE; D (MUSIC)
POSITIVE; A (MUSIC)
POSITIVE; B (MUSIC)
POSITIVE; C (MUSIC)
POSITIVE; D (MUSIC)
ROUND; WIN (MUSIC)
ROUND; NEUTRAL (MUSIC)
ROUND; LOST (MUSIC)
VOICE OVERS (79)
AGAINST ALL ODDS (VO)
ALLEYOOP (VO)
AMAZING (VO)
ARMING (VO)
ASTOUNDING (VO)
BALL; DROPPED (VO)
BALL; HAVE YOU (VO)
BALL; HAVE; ALLY (VO)
BALL; HAVE; ENEMY (VO)
BALL PLAY (VO)
BALL; RESET (VO)
BALL; STOLEN (VO)
BALL; TAKEN (VO)
BANGARANG (VO)
BUCKLE UP (VO)
BUFFALO (VO)
BUSTED (VO)
CHECKPOINT (VO)
CRISPY (VO)
CRISPY; EXTRA (VO)
DEADEYE (VO)
DEFEAT (VO)
ELIMINATED: ALL PLAYERS (VO)
ELIMINATED ENEMY TEAM (VO)
EXTERMINATION (VO)
FABULOUS (VO)
FIRST POINT (VO)
FLAG; CAPTURED (VO)
FLAG; DROPPED: ALLY (VO)
FLAG; DROPPED; ENEMY (VO)
FLAG; HAVE; YOU (VO)
FLAG; HAVE; ENEMY (VO)
FLAG; RESET (VO)
FLAG; RETURNED (VO)
FLAG; TAKEN (VO)
FLYIN' HIGH (VO)
GAME OVER (VO)
GOAL (VO)
GOOOOAL (VO)
GUNNER (VO)
IMMORTAL (VO)
INTERCEPTION (VO)
INTERMISSION (VO)
LAST MAN STANDING (VO)
LEVEL UP (VO)
LEAD; GAINED (VO)
LEAD; LOST (VO)
NAPOLEAN (VO)
NEXT WINS; KILL (VO)
NEXT WINS; POINT (VO)
NEXT WINS; SCORE (VO)
NICE (VO)
ONE MAN ARMY (VO)
OVERTIME (VO)
PONIES (VO)
REJECTION (VO)
REQUISITION (VO)
ROADTRIP (VO)
ROUND; WON (VO)
ROUND; LOST (VO)
SCORED; ENEMY (VO)
SCORED; TEAMMATE (VO)
SELF DEFENSE (VO)
SHARPSHOOTER (VO)
SPECTATING (VO)
STAY DOWN (VO)
STEAMY (VO)
STOLEN (VO)
STRONGHOLD; CAPTURED (VO)
STRONGHOLD; LOST (VO)
SUDDEN DEATH (VO)
TAKEN (VO)
THAT WAS CLOSE (VO)
TOTALLED (VO)
TRIPLE THREAT (VO)
VICTORY IMMINENT (VO)
WEAPON PAD; 10S (VO)
WEAPON PAD; READY (VO)
WINGMAN (VO)

Nav Marker: Change(top)

Mark target objects with 'Nav Markers'. TARGETS get Markers. PLAYERS see Markers.

PLAYERS: [Mod List]
Change: Add/Remove

If Add is chosen, the following menu items appear:
Color: [Color List]
Text: [Text List]
Distance: 0-500 (Minimum distance players need to be from object for 'Nav Marker' to display.)
TARGETS: [Mod List]

**WARNINGS:**
* When removing navs, if none of your TARGETS exist when the script runs the game assumes to remove ALL navs. The fix is to be sure to include as the last mod "THIS[add]".

* In Assault mode gametypes (not minigame with ballnly object) adding scripted navs to any object that already has a nav can cause *ALL* Assault mode native navs to break, including "carrier spotted". This can also happen if you use nav remove before giving the next nav. Instead, script the object to quickly despawn and spawn again before giving it another nav, since despawned objects lose their navs.

Spawn Order: Change(top)

Force players to 'Spawn' at a Spawn Point that matches the overriden 'Spawn Order'.
OBJECTS [Mod List]
Source: Constant, Number, Object Count or Game Value

Constant (Where to pull the value from. Use just the defined numeric Value.)
Number

Scope: Global, Team or Object

Global: alpha-zulu
Team: Team 1-8, alpha-zulu
Object

Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR
Number: Team, Player or Object

Team: alpha-zulu
Player: alpha-zulu (Number-Object-ACTIVATOR-Player-Channel can retrieve a player channel number)
Object: (Number-Object-THIS/ACTIVATOR-Object retrieves an object's only number)
Object Count

COUNT [Mod List]
Game Value

Game Value: Team [score], Player [score], Health [current], Health [max], Health [ratio], Shields [current], Shields [max], Sheilds [ratio], Players [current], Players: Team [current], Teams [current], Spawn: Order, Rounds [max] (1 in Forge mode, -1 for unlimited rounds), Score To Win (0 in forge mode, -1 for unlimited rounds)
Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR
Randomize (If On, Randomizes the value of the Number variable from 0 to the current value.)
Notes on Game Value, Object: THIS/ACTIVATOR:

Can't find a way to make a player be the THIS object

ACTIVATOR Seems to be the only way to get Player data like score, health, order, etc

Boundary Check/Interacted/Number Check put players into ACTIVATOR

Number Check puts the player into ACTIVATOR for Game Value & Object Sources
- Spawn order does not reset on rounds.
- Spawn order prioritizes the lowest spawn order first. This will even over write spawn zone influence.
- If there are no valid spawns of an order the next order is then looked for.
- Any valid spawn is a spawn that does not have something physically blocking the spawn. This does not include line of sight.
- For a spawn to be used during a match it must be valid when the map loads. If it is blocked before the match starts then becomes unblocked it will still remain invalid.
- With players, it seems only the default player SpOrder of 0 has the "choose lowest available SpOrder" behavior. Once player SpOrder is set, they only respawn at plates with that specific SpOrder. Default behavior won't return once SpOrder is set. In Forge, player SpOrder gets reset to default when they can't respawn to a specific SpOrder. That makes it hard to properly test how it'll really work in customs.
- The default player SpOrder reads "255", but changing it to 255 doesn't bring back the default behavior. We can write signed 16-bit values (-32768 to 32767) to a SpOrder, but they get interpreted as unsigned 8-bit (0 to 255) values... -1 becomes 255 (not the default though) and 256 becomes 0.
Label: Change(top)

Add or remove a Game Mode 'Label' from the target OBJECTS.

OBJECTS [Mod List]
Change: Add or Remove

When Label:Change is used on an object, that object will load slightly crooked in custom games. On some objects this won't be obvious, but on several floor pieces it causes the floor to not be smooth. This happens when the pieces load into the game, even if the script to change the label hasn't ran yet. If you remove the script, the pieces will load in correctly. HOWEVER, if you add a label directly to the piece, it will never load in correctly again, and must be deleted and started with a fresh piece. See more information in General Script Gotchas.
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