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Latest revision as of 23:42, 5 October 2021
Description
This trigger fires when an item has an item dropped on to it. For example, when an item is placed inside a backpack this trigger will fire on the backpack.
Fires on:
References
The following object references are explicitly available for this trigger:
| Name | Description |
| ARGO | The item being dropped on to the item. |
| I | The item that is being dropped on to. |
| SRC | The character dropping the item. |
Arguments
The following arguments are set for this trigger. If an argument is marked as "In" then a value will be passed in to the trigger, if an argument is marked as "Out" then it can be set to a value to affect Sphere's behaviour:
No arguments are set for this trigger.
Return Values
The following return values are explicitly defined for this trigger:
| Return Value | Description |
| 1 | Prevents the item from being dropped on to the item. If no CONT is set, item will drop on ground |
