how to use Relationship function

[s0963123]

Sorry in advance if the question seems dumb, but I do dig through the forum and find no answer to that.

I want to use the GetRelationship( Actor1, Actor2, "relationship type" ) function for Player1 and Player2 in the dialogue text part of my conversation.
I tried:
[lua(GetRelationship(Player1, Player2,"relationship type")]
but it have error. Why and what is relationship type?

[Tony Li]

Hi,

Assuming "Player1" and "Player2" are the Names of actors in the dialogue database, try this:

[lua(GetRelationship(Actor["Player1"], Actor["Player2"], "relationship type")]

[s0963123]

Tony, thank you for your quick reply.
I tired, but it didn't work.

I am using the "Start Conversation" in playmaker, and it return this error message:

Dialogue System: Lua code 'reutrn GetRelationship(Actor["Player1"], Actor["Player2"], "relationship type"' threw exception 'Code has syntax errors

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[Tony Li]

Hi,

You're missing a right parenthesis. Try this:

[lua(GetRelationship(Actor["Player1"], Actor["Player2"], "relationship type"))]

(Notice the second parenthesis near the end.)


p.s. - You can specify a relationship type that makes sense in your game, such as "Love" or "Obligation". Example:

[lua(GetRelationship(Actor["Player1"], Actor["Player2"], "Respect"))]


p.p.s. - To take a screenshot, you can press the PrtSc key on Windows. On Mac, use Shift+Command+3.

[s0963123]

Thank you again. Tony.

[Tony Li]

Glad to help!