hasLightSource

hasLightSource() Function

• Introduced in version 1.3b48

Returns 1 if the Current Token has any light sources that match the criteria passed in or 0 if there are no matches. If no arguments are passed to the function then it will return 1 if any light source is on. If only the first argument is passed it will return 1 if any light source of that light source type is on. If both arguments are passed to the function it will return 1 if the light source with the specified name and specified light source type is on.

Usage

hasLightSource()
hasLightSource(type)
hasLightSource(type, name)
hasLightSource(type, name, id)
hasLightSource(type, name, id, mapname)

Parameters

• type - The light source type, (e.g. "Generic", "D20"). If "*" is entered, all light sources types are checked. Defaults to "*".
• name - the name of the light source. If "*" is entered, all light sources names are checked. Defaults to "*".
• id - The token id of the token which is checked for light sources, defaults to the Current Token.

   Note: This parameter can only be used in a Trusted Macro. 

• mapname - The name of the map to find the token. Defaults to the current map.

Examples

Check to see if any light source is on.

[h: l = hasLightSource()]

Check to see if a "D20" lamp is on.

[h: l = hasLightSource("D20", "Lamp - 15")]

Check to see if any "D20" light source is on.

[h: l = hasLightSource("D20")

Version Changes

• 1.5.4 - Added id and mapname parameter options. Changed behavior if type or name are set to "*".