I want to update a form list when the player changes cells or the like. So I thought I would use the function IsPlayerMovingIntoNewSpace to test if that was occuring. However, the function never returns true when used in a GameMode block in a script running on a helmet the player is wearing. The script test segment looks like this:

Begin GameMode     If IsPlayerMovingIntoNewSpace          printc "Player moved into New Space "     EndIfEnd

The printc text never appears in the console. I assume that my use of the function is incorrect. How does one test if the player is moving into new space before he actually does? Or how can one test that the player just arrived into a new space? Either way would work for my needs, I think.

Given the parts of the game that take place in http://geck.gamesas.com/index.php/GameMode, I wouldn't expect http://geck.gamesas.com/index.php/IsPlayerMovingIntoNewSpace to return 1 during http://geck.gamesas.com/index.php/GameMode. Have you tried calling it in http://geck.gamesas.com/index.php/MenuMode instead?

If you want to run some code whenever the player changes their current cell, then http://geck.gamesas.com/index.php/IsPlayerMovingIntoNewSpace wouldn't be the way to go about it.

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EDIT:

Is it just me, or are the links in my post not showing up as links? As usual, I've linked to every the GECK Wiki's documentation of each function and blocktype that I've mentioned, but they just look like regular text to me.

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EDIT:

I found the problem, thanks to Alleystria. It turns out I was missing the "http://" from my urls.

I guess either the forum now validates urls before it decides whether or not to show them, or my web browser has changed how it uses auto-complete.

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How you could do it instead:
have an invisible permanent reference cellChecker. Then:

if cellChecker.getInSameCell player == 0   cellChecker.moveTo player   ; Cell changeendif

Yea they arent links to me either. However GECK has a black dotted underline, which from my reply is aparantly you noting its an Acronym. Dont know why the links are broken...

Sweet! Easy and functional. Thanks a bunch.

Now for the 'I feel dumb' part. Aside from removing branches from a nif, how could one make an invisible / collisionless object. Or is this the only way?
Hmm, maybe an xmarker would work.

Perhaps you could make a unique object inthe geck, that uses the 'model' of the xmarker. So its simply a unique special null reference.

Why would you need a new object when an xmarker reference would be fine.