Luthien on 6/10/2016 at 19:24
Quote Posted by Cigam
Is there anyway to create a bind that will select your first key? I often come to a locked door and want to check all my keys before having to spend the time lockpicking, but there is no direct way to get to your keys from what I can see. Some scrolling until you find them is required.
I know, I'd love that, but the game does not have a name for keys to be used with "inv_select". Keys often seem to be placed in the inventory right before or after the lockpicks, so what often works for me is to select one of the lockpicks then cycle through the list from there. (There are missions where this does not work.) On my personal wishlist; I'd like to have the following scripts:
* select_next_food (not possible?)
* select_next_key (not possible?)
* select_next_potion (this might actually be possible)
Luthien on 6/10/2016 at 19:43
Quote Posted by Cigam
Ah, so it is. I think I assumed that like the 'autosearch bodies' option it would not work in TG since it is a T2 feature. But unlike 'autosearch bodies' it actually does work in TG and is not just a redundant menu option.
Huh? TG has none of these on the options screen, and it's engine doesn't allow it either. Are you using a modded version (Newdark or something)?
Cigam on 16/10/2016 at 10:57
Yes, NewDark, which I believe results in the T2 menu options appearing in the menus.
Just out of interest, would these scripts work in T2?
Luthien on 19/10/2016 at 21:13
I've not tested scripting in T2, but they should work find there (except where a command is missing in T2; should be in these description of the scripts).
Cigam on 27/10/2016 at 12:01
Ok thanks Luthien. Out of interest where do you get the commands? Think I would like a script that would do the following.
If you have a gas mine it selects the gas mine as current inventory item.
If you do not have a gas mine but have a mine it will select that instead.
I'm guessing the script would just simply say lines to the effect of "select mine" then "select gas mine" but I don't know the commands and was curious as to where they can be found or listed.
