Trigger Teleporter for TGEA

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Torque Game Engine 
// Copyright (C) GarageGames.com, Inc.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// DefaultTrigger is used by the mission editor.  This is also an example
// of trigger methods and callbacks.

datablock TriggerData(DefaultTrigger)
{
   // The period is value is used to control how often the console
   // onTriggerTick callback is called while there are any objects
   // in the trigger.  The default value is 100 MS.
   tickPeriodMS = 100;
};


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function DefaultTrigger::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
   // This method is called whenever an object enters the %trigger
   // area, the object is passed as %obj.  The default onEnterTrigger
   // method (in the C++ code) invokes the ::onTrigger(%trigger,1) method on
   // every object (whatever it's type) in the same group as the trigger.
   Parent::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
}

function DefaultTrigger::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
   // This method is called whenever an object leaves the %trigger
   // area, the object is passed as %obj.  The default onLeaveTrigger
   // method (in the C++ code) invokes the ::onTrigger(%trigger,0) method on
   // every object (whatever it's type) in the same group as the trigger.
   Parent::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
}

function DefaultTrigger::onTickTrigger(%this,%trigger)
{
   // This method is called every tickPerioMS, as long as any
   // objects intersect the trigger. The default onTriggerTick
   // method (in the C++ code) invokes the ::onTriggerTick(%trigger) method on
   // every object (whatever it's type) in the same group as the trigger.

   // You can iterate through the objects in the list by using these
   // methods:
   //    %this.getNumObjects();
   //    %this.getObject(n);
   Parent::onTickTrigger(%this,%trigger);
}

datablock TriggerData(Teleporter)
{
tickPeriodMS = 100; 
};

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function Teleporter::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
echo("Teleporter::onEnterTrigger --IN");
Parent::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
   
   // Print out some debug info ;)
   // Get the number of dynamic field in the trigger
echo("# Of Indx : " @ %trigger.getDynamicFieldCount());
   // in my case I just have one so I use the first index
   echo("Index 0   : " @ %trigger.getDynamicField(0));
   
   // here is where we do the real work
   //%str = %trigger.getDynamicField(0);
   // it should remove the name of the dynamic field and leave the coordinates
   //%coords = removeField(%str, 0);

%coords = %trigger.coords;   // Updated, thx Orion Elenzil

   // for educational purposes print out the string and the coordinates
echo("The String   : " @ %str);
   echo("Coordinates  : " @ %coords);
   
   // this transform will take you to the place that you want!!
%obj.setTransform(%coords);
}
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function Teleporter::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
Parent::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
}

function Teleporter::onTickTrigger(%this,%trigger)
{
   
Parent::onTickTrigger(%this,%trigger);
}

new Trigger(TestTrigger2) {
      canSaveDynamicFields = "1";
      position = "-405.268 -687.6 84.8636";
      rotation = "1 0 0 0";
      scale = "4 4 4";
      dataBlock = "Teleporter";
      polyhedron = "0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 -1.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000";
         coords = "-847.692 159.735 93.6533";
   };