Exit processing "Input Number" command

[KotoYama]

There is a monster that is chasing you. In order, to beat the level you'll have to Input a certain number.
What I want to do is to force a Game Over when the monster touches you, even though you're in the middle of inputting the number or reading a message.

What I'll probably need is some kind of script call that imitates\forces "key pressed" command without you actually pressing it.
I tried to use these:

(Input.isTriggered('ok'))
(Input.isRepeated(ok'))
(Input.isPressed('ok'))
(Input.isLongPressed('ok'))

but as I understand those are only for checking if certain keys are pressed.

 

[Shaz]

Don't all events pause when you have a message window or an input window open? How will the monster touch you if they're not moving?

 

[KotoYama]

Don't all events pause when you have a message window or an input window open? How will the monster touch you if they're not moving?

Nope. All my parallel events work perfectly fine.
I still can change some things (erase pictures, fade-out, display messages) in the middle of it, but I'll still have press Ok to get rid of this Input Number window.

 

[KotoYama]

So there is no way to do that?

 

[caethyril]

This seems to work for me in a Script command:

SceneManager._scene._messageWindow._numberWindow.processOk();

 

[KotoYama]

This seems to work for me in a Script command:

SceneManager._scene._messageWindow._numberWindow.processOk();

What command should I use for pressing X/Cancel?

There is an Exit Event Processing Script Call $gameInterpreter._index = $gameInterpreter._list.length;
Could I somehow use it on some particular event?

 

[caethyril]

How command should I use for pressing X/Cancel?

There is an Exit Event Processing Script Call $gameInterpreter._index = $gameInterpreter._list.length;
Could I somehow use it on some particular event?

I don't believe there is a "cancel" command for number input? What you could do instead is set the number to zero and "click" OK:

SceneManager._scene._messageWindow._numberWindow._number = 0;
SceneManager._scene._messageWindow._numberWindow.processOk();

There is no such object as $gameInterpreter in the default code: interpreters are bound to the map/battle scenes and individual parallel events. Generally speaking I would not recommend remotely interrupting an interpreter like that.

If you're still stuck, it would help to have more details of your situation and what you're trying to achieve.

 

[KotoYama]

There is no such object as $gameInterpreter in the default code: interpreters are bound to the map/battle scenes and individual parallel events. Generally speaking, I would not recommend remotely interrupting an interpreter like that.

If you're still stuck, it would help to have more details of your situation and what you're trying to achieve.

That's alright. There are more ways to stop an event Thank you anyway.

 

[Kes]

[closed]IgnoreMe[/closed]