Setting the play style allows you to change the behaviour of the playhead (the scrolling white line on the timeline). For example, an event with a duration of 8 beats will check if all conditions are met for the next 8 beats, possibly triggering more than once.Ī condition with a duration of 0 beats will only trigger once, immediately when the event is passed by the timeline. Note that the conditions are checked **every frame** of the duration, which means that the event can be triggered multiple times. The conditions will not be checked before the event is passed by the playhead. The event will not trigger if all conditions are not met at any time within the duration. The clock icon in the top right lets you set the **duration** of a condition, which is the window of time in which the event can be triggered (by satisfying all the conditions). Hovering over the directional sign on an event with conditions will display a helpful summary of the conditions attached. *All conditions on an event must be satisfied for the event to be triggered.*įor example, an event with this set of conditions will only trigger if the most recent hit was a Perfect **and** the Language is not set to English. You can decide whether an event should be triggered or not by attaching conditionals to it.Ī condition that is highlighted **blue** means that it be satisfied if the condition is true, while a condition that is highlighted **red** means that it will be satisfied if the condition is false. Duplicating the condition will not automatically apply the new condition to all events that used the old condition. The duplicate button (on the left) will make a copy of the condition, while the wrench button (on the right) will allow you to modify the condition. Once created, conditions can be modified or duplicated from the conditionals menu by hovering over the condition. Note that deleting a condition will remove it from all events that use it. You can also delete a condition with the **Delete** button at the bottom. **Player Mode** triggers the condition based on whether the level is being played in 1P or 2P. This can be useful for dialogue or floating text in different languages. **Language** triggers the condition based on the language the game is being played in. Note: Your level must contain a loop in order for events to be executed more than once. **Times Executed** triggers the condition based on how many times the event was executed. More details are provided below, as this allows for very complex conditions. **Custom** triggers the condition based on an expression
The particular row and hit type can be further specified. **Last Hit** triggers the condition based on the most recent hit of a row. The **name** of the condition is only used as a title, so pick something that makes sense to you. This menu will eventually contain all the conditions you end up using in your level, to allow for easy access and reuse. The 'Conditionals' button in the Actions tab.** The directional sign in the top left corner when selecting most events.** There are two ways to enter the conditionals menu:
These can be applied to almost all events. And if ignored and left even longer, Richard Hugh's arm will pop up from the left and immediately press the button for you, finally ending the level.# Rhythm Doctor Level Editor Gitbook - r19Ĭonditionals allow parts of your level to be triggered only when certain requirements are met.If the last beat is left unclicked at the ending for a certain amount of time, Richard Hugh will show up from the bottom row, ushering the player to click the button.This level contains 2 separate versions one sung in English and the other sung in Chinese.[smooth calmer talking from here on as they Stevenson had fall yesterday, he's - he's doing fine.īut we still don't know if it was mechanical or syncope. Hope the patients didn't give you too much trouble? I couldn't just leave her there I called up the hospital to try and let you know I guess they didn't. I'm - I'm so sorry my mother had another episode, the carer was running late, There you are! Handover was an hour ago, what took you so long. But they've been waiting for so loooooooooong. Heart-beats, heart-beats, heart-beats, heart. Um, of course, we will get the nurse to call her up and see my - my wife hasn't called since yesterday. Great, we'll get you discharged tomorrow then. Oh thank heavens, I don't know why I let myself fall, I'm such an idio-ĭon't worry it happens to the best of us.īut more importantly, how are you feeling? You haven't broken your tailbone and your hip is intact. The x-ray has come in now, and there is good news sir!
Has the nurse come to change your position? I'm better thank you, but it still hurts when I move. Heart-beats, heart-beats, heart beats, heart,
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