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put_entity [2017/04/27 07:51] – justinput_entity [2018/03/16 09:46] – justin
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 Instantly positions an object or character onto the specified tile. Instantly positions an object or character onto the specified tile.
  
 +====Signature:====
 <code python> <code python>
 put_entity(entity_id, tile_id) put_entity(entity_id, tile_id)
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-If you are changing the player's position, you can also use the more convenient [[Put Player]] function which also lets you specify the player's direction.+If you are changing the player's position, you can alternatively use the more convenient [[Put Player]] function which also lets you specify the player's direction.
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 ====Example:==== ====Example:====
 <code python> <code python>
-put_entity("entity_id", "tile_id")+put_entity("slippery_chest", "chest_destination")
 </code> </code>
-//Results://+//Results:// The entity with an ID of "slippery_chest" is immediately repositioned onto the tile with an ID of "chest_destination".
  
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-Use the **Put Entity** function to ...+Use the **Put Entity** function to move objects around the scene, for example to create the illusion that the player has pushed an obstacle out of their way.
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
  
put_entity.txt · Last modified: 2021/10/30 20:17 by justin

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