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All three actions are very similar; in fact they share the same base class. However, the first one is the most flexible action since the other two can only be used for shrines. | All three actions are very similar; in fact they share the same base class. However, the first one is the most flexible action since the other two can only be used for shrines. | ||
Scene changes can also be triggered from [[AIDef:Action/AreaRoot]]. | |||
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Revision as of 15:17, 2 June 2019
Scene changes — which are essentially warps that trigger loading screens — can be explicitly triggered with three different actions: ChangeScene, FromCDungeonToMainField and ToCDungeon.
All three actions are very similar; in fact they share the same base class. However, the first one is the most flexible action since the other two can only be used for shrines.
Scene changes can also be triggered from AIDef:Action/AreaRoot.
Actions
ChangeScene
Full article: AIDef:Action/ChangeScene
FromCDungeonToMainField
Full article: AIDef:Action/FromCDungeonToMainField
ToCDungeon
Full article: AIDef:Action/ToCDungeon
Warp cutscene
Demo005_1 is used as the event flow for most warps, for example when fast travelling to shrines, towers, Travel Medallion and Divine Beasts.
Entry point ClearRemains is used when completing a Divine Beast. The main difference between CommonFunc and ClearRemains is the warp effect (sound and visual).