Object Activation Action
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Object Activation Actions activates or deactivates most different types of object; Triggers, AI Objects, Scenery Objects, and some Mission Objects. Do not use it for a Point Of Interest. Using ObjectActivationActions is important for the flow of your mission; you should only have the appropriate triggers activated to prevent the player from taking shortcuts.
ObjectActivationAction
Changes the state of one or more triggers.
| NewObjectState | True: Change trigger to be activated. False: Change the trigger to be non-activated. |
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| ObjectReferenceList | The object(s) you want to change the state of. |
Possible uses
- Enable a LandingTrigger after landing clearance is given.
- Activate an InGameMarker.
Related
- See MSFS Mission Script for an overview of objects.
- To (de)activate event triggers use an EventTriggerActivationAction.
- To (de)activate event triggers use a PointOfInterestActivationAction.
See MSFS Mission Script - Actions for an overview of actions and more info about actions in general.
