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1: Time delay in seconds (see above). | 1: Time delay in seconds (see above). | ||
Rest: Name of ship (or wing) we want to check has departed. | Rest: Name of ship (or wing) we want to check has departed. | ||
==Comments== | |||
Ships that vanish ([[ship-vanish]]) do not count as "departed." Using ship-vanish on a ship that is in a "has-departed-delay" will break the tree (it will never turn "true"). | |||
[[Category:Retail SEXPs]] | [[Category:Retail SEXPs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:18, 28 September 2008
Has departed delay (Boolean operator)
Becomes true <delay> seconds after the specified ship(s) or wing(s) have departed from the mission by warping out. If any
ship was destroyed, this operator will never be true.
Returns a boolean value; Takes 2 or more arguments:
1: Time delay in seconds (see above).
Rest: Name of ship (or wing) we want to check has departed.
Comments
Ships that vanish (ship-vanish) do not count as "departed." Using ship-vanish on a ship that is in a "has-departed-delay" will break the tree (it will never turn "true").