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The Handle Event Linker listens for events emitted from a specific Handle component.
A reference to a Handle component is required in order for this Event Linker to function.
Event | Description |
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On Grab(/Release) | Invoked when the handle has been (grabbed/dropped) by a creature |
On Throw | Invoked when the handle is released with substantial velocity. |
On Slide (Start/End) | Invoked when the holder (starts/stops) sliding along the handle axis. |
On Slide To (Up/Bottom) Handle | Invoked when the holder reaches the (top/bottom) of the handle while sliding. |
On Grabbed Use (Press/Release) | Invoked when the spell-cast/trigger button has been (pressed/released) while the handle is held. |
On Grabbed Alternate Use (Press/Release) | Invoked when the alternate-use* button has been (pressed/released) while the handle is held. |
On Non Grabbed Use (Press/Release) | Invoked when the spell-cast/trigger button has been (pressed/released) while the handle is not held. |
On Non Grabbed Alternate Use (Press/Release) | Invoked when the alternate-use* button has been (pressed/released) while the handle is not held. |
On Tele Grab(/Release) | Invoked when the handle is (grabbed/released) using telekinesis. |
On Tele Throw | Invoked when the handle has been launched using telekinesis. |
On Tele Spin Start (Success/Fail) | Invoked when the telekinesis spin action (succeeds/fails) to be started on the held handle. |
On Tele Spin End | Invoked when the handle stops being spun using telekinesis. |
On Tele Repel (Start/End) | Invoked when the handle (starts/stops) being pushed away using telekinesis. |
On Tele Pull (Start/End) | Invoked when the handle (starts/stops) being pulled closer using telekinesis. |
*Alternate-Use
refers to the button for opening the spell wheel, however this input varies platform to platform.