How to call a macro within a script ?

[sonata31]

All is in the title

[Ron]

You can but should not, what are you trying to do? Quite possibly you should do this differently.

[sonata31]

Here is an example of my code :

macro1
--action1
--script1
--action2


script1 :
--if x ~= 1 then
----gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT1",18)
--end


macro2
--action3
--action4
--EVENT1


the problem is than action2 is executed before than macro2 is finished

[Rob H]

It would be. Events are queued up and will be executed in order after the current action is finished.

I'd suggest that your script should look like this


if x ~= 1 then
gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT1",18)
else
gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT2", 18)
end

Then move action 2 to a separate action triggered by EVENT2, and add another call to gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT2", 18) to the end of macro2

[sonata31]

It would be. Events are queued up and will be executed in order after the current action is finished.

I'd suggest that your script should look like this


if x ~= 1 then
gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT1",18)
else
gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT2", 18)
end

Then move action 2 to a separate action triggered by EVENT2, and add another call to gir.TriggerEvent("EVENT2", 18) to the end of macro2

Ok, it's a solution, thank You

But I found the plugins "Variable Conditionnal" and "Trigger node if" and it's ok

[Rob H]

Yes, those will work nicely too.