Dynamic Reference Variable Reset is a component that will reset the value for a [[Dynamic Variables|Dynamic Variable]] to a specified Reference. This is useful for when you are messing with an item, but you want the values for it to clear themselves with it is saved, loaded, or duplicated. The variable space is determined by the searching algorithm explained on [[Dynamic Variables]] page from the slot this is on.
|VariableName|String| {{Template:Variable Name Component}}
|ResetOnLoad|Bool|
|ResetOnLoad|Bool| Reset when this component is loaded with a world.
|ResetOnDuplicate|Bool|
|ResetOnDuplicate|Bool| Reset when the object this is under is duplicated.
|ResetOnPaste|Bool|
|ResetOnPaste|Bool| Reset when the object this is under is pasted from clipboard.
|ResetTarget|'''T'''|TypeAdv4=true|
|ResetTarget|'''T'''|TypeAdv4=true| The reference value to reset to when any of the enabled reset events occur.
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== Examples ==
== Examples ==
If you use this component with a slot selector, you can make the selection go null when the object is loaded or loaded with a world. This can be useful for something like a teleporter system or something, where you want the user to select where they want to go when the world loads, rather than being left at the last value it was at when the world was saved.
Dynamic Reference Variable Reset is a component that will reset the value for a Dynamic Variable to a specified Reference. This is useful for when you are messing with an item, but you want the values for it to clear themselves with it is saved, loaded, or duplicated. The variable space is determined by the searching algorithm explained on Dynamic Variables page from the slot this is on.
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Dynamic Reference Variable Reset`1 component as seen in the Scene Inspector
Reset when the object this is under is pasted from clipboard.
ResetTarget
T
The reference value to reset to when any of the enabled reset events occur.
Usage
Examples
If you use this component with a slot selector, you can make the selection go null when the object is loaded or loaded with a world. This can be useful for something like a teleporter system or something, where you want the user to select where they want to go when the world loads, rather than being left at the last value it was at when the world was saved.
