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Life Script is much more sophisticated and powerful than [[LBA1:Track script|Track Script]], though not as advanced as today's programming languages. Life Script is the Main script that controls Actor behaviour.

Life Script is divided into so-called Comportements. Comportements are separated blocks of code, one of which is constantly executed in a loop. At any time one of the Comportements is executing (unless the Script has been stopped), and when the execution gets to its end (END_COMPORTEMENT statement), it is looped back to the beginning (or to another comportement's beginning, if SET_COMPORTEMENT(_OBJ) has been called), and so on. Execution can be moved to another Comportement with the SET_COMPORTEMENT(_OBJ) statement, but the move occurs only at the end of the current comportement (or at the next RETURN command). Life Scripts of all Actors are run simultaneously.

Initially the first Comportement of Life Script is executed. Usually the Actor initial behaviour is set here, and then the execution is moved to another Comportement which perform interactions with other Actors and the Hero.

Each command code is one byte long, and after it there are parameters (or not), or other things. After command's parameters there is a next command byte, and so on. At the end of the script there is a 0x00 (END) command.

This document describes the commands and their parameters in a technical way. For more details on usage and effects see other sources ([[LBArchitect]]'s help may contain some).

If the command does not have any additional bytes, next command starts immediately after the command byte.

Life Script commands are ''non-blocking'', which means that each command executes immediately after previous one (there are no ''WAIT_'' commands) and the whole script runs very fast. Special techniques must be used if a wait is necessary.

Some commands in the Life Script are virtual - this means that the command is present in decompiled script (text form), and does not serve any purpose in compiled (binary) form of the script, so it may or may not be there. Virtual commands still have opcodes associated to them.

{| class="wikitable sortable" | Command macros
! Code !! (dec) !! Name !! Description !! Parameters
|-
|0x00||0||END||Marks end of the script||
|-
|0x01||1||NOP||No operation (never used)||
|-
0x02 ( 2) SNIF (IF type)
[no params]

0x03 ( 3) OFFSET
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - address (offset) in the script to go to

0x04 ( 4) NEVERIF (IF type)
[no params]

0x05 ( 5) (unused)

0x06 ( 6) NO_IF (IF type)
[no params]

0x07 ( 7) (unused)

0x08 ( 8) (unused)

0x09 ( 9) (unused)

0x0A ( 10) LABEL
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the label

0x0B ( 11) RETURN
[no params]

0x0C ( 12) IF (IF type)
[no params]

0x0D ( 13) SWIF (IF type)
[no params]

0x0E ( 14) ONEIF (IF type)
[no params]

0x0F ( 15) ELSE (works the same as OFFSET)
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - address (offset) to go to (skip the next block)

0x10 ( 16) ENDIF (virtual)
[no params]

0x11 ( 17) BODY
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the new body for the Actor

0x12 ( 18) BODY_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the new body for the target Actor

0x13 ( 19) ANIM
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the new anim for the Actor

0x14 ( 20) ANIM_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the new anim for the target Actor

0x15 ( 21) SET_LIFE (never used, same as SET_COMPORTEMENT)
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - address (offset) of the target COMPORTEMENT's beginning to go to

0x16 ( 22) SET_LIFE_OBJ (never used, same as SET_COMPORTEMENT_OBJ)
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - address (offset) of the target COMPORTEMENT's beginning in the target Actor's Life Script to go to

0x17 ( 23) SET_TRACK
param1: 2 bytes signed (-1..32767) - address (offset) in the Track Script to go to. -1 causes stopping execution of the script (and even SET_TRACK Life command won't run it anymore until reset of the Scene)

0x18 ( 24) SET_TRACK_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 2 bytes signed (-1..32767) - address (offset) in the target Actor's Track Script to go to. -1 causes stopping execution of the script (and even SET_TRACK Life command won't run it anymore until reset of the Scene)

0x19 ( 25) MESSAGE
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed

0x1A ( 26) FALLABLE
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..1) - (boolean) 1 = Actor can fall, 0 = it can't

0x1B ( 27) SET_DIRMODE
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..7) - ID of the mode to set. If this param is 2 (foolow) or 4 (follow_2), then param2 exists, otherwise there is one param only.
(param2): 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to follow

0x1C ( 28) SET_DIRMODE_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 1 byte unsigned (0..7) - ID of the mode to set. If this param is 2 (foolow) or 4 (follow_2), then param3 exists, otherwise there are two params only.
(param3): 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to follow

0x1D ( 29) CAM_FOLLOW
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the actor to be followed by the camera

0x1E ( 30) SET_BEHAVIOUR
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..4) - ID of the behaviour to set (0 = normal, 1 = athletic, 2 = aggressive, 3 = discrete, 4 = proto-pack)

0x1F ( 31) SET_FLAG_CUBE
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Cube Flag to set
param2: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - new value of the Flag to be set to

0x20 ( 32) COMPORTEMENT (virtual)
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - probably ID of the comportement

0x21 ( 33) SET_COMPORTEMENT
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - address (offset) of the target comportement

0x22 ( 34) SET_COMPORTEMENT_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - address (offset) of the target comportement in the target Actor's Life Script

0x23 ( 35) END_COMPORTEMENT
[no params]

0x24 ( 36) SET_FLAG_GAME
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Game Flag to set
param2: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - new value of the Flag to be set to

0x25 ( 37) KILL_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to be killed

0x26 ( 38) SUICIDE
[no params]

0x27 ( 39) USE_ONE_LITTLE_KEY
[no params]

0x28 ( 40) GIVE_GOLD_PIECES
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - number of gold pieces to be given

0x29 ( 41) END_LIFE
[no params]

0x2A ( 42) STOP_L_TRACK
[no params]

0x2B ( 43) RESTORE_L_TRACK
[no params]

0x2C ( 44) MESSAGE_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed

0x2D ( 45) INC_CHAPTER
[no params]

0x2E ( 46) FOUND_OBJECT
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the inventory object to be displayed

0x2F ( 47) SET_DOOR_LEFT
param1: 2 bytes (signed?) (-32768..32767) - distance to move

0x30 ( 48) SET_DOOR_RIGHT
param1: 2 bytes (signed?) (-32768..32767) - distance to move

0x31 ( 49) SET_DOOR_UP
param1: 2 bytes (signed?) (-32768..32767) - distance to move

0x32 ( 50) SET_DOOR_DOWN
param1: 2 bytes (signed?) (-32768..32767) - distance to move

0x33 ( 51) GIVE_BONUS
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ???

0x34 ( 52) CHANGE_CUBE
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Scene

0x35 ( 53) OBJ_COL
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..1) - (boolean) 1 = Actor can collide with objects (other Actors)

0x36 ( 54) BRICK_COL
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..2) - (boolean???) 1 = Actor can collide with bricks, 2 = ???

0x37 ( 55) OR_IF (IF type)
[no params]

0x38 ( 56) INVISIBLE
param1: 1 byte unsgined (0..1) - (boolean) 0 = Actor will be visible, 1 = Actor will be invisible

0x39 ( 57) ZOOM
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..1) - (boolean) 1 = enable zoomed mode, 0 = disable zoomed mode

0x3A ( 58) POS_POINT
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Track to move the Actor to

0x3B ( 59) SET_MAGIC_LEVEL
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..4) - new magic level for the Actor

0x3C ( 60) SUB_MAGIC_POINT
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of magic points to be subtracted

0x3D ( 61) SET_LIFE_POINT_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of life points to be set for the target Actor

0x3E ( 62) SUB_LIFE_POINT_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of life points to be subtracted from the target Actor's life points

0x3F ( 63) HIT_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ??? (damage amount maybe?)

0x40 ( 64) PLAY_FLA
param1: null-terminated string - name of the fla file to play (file extension is allowed but not required)

0x41 ( 65) PLAY_MIDI
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the MIDI track to be played

0x42 ( 66) INC_CLOVER_BOX
[no params]

0x43 ( 67) SET_USED_INVENTORY
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the inventory item to be set as used

0x44 ( 68) ADD_CHOICE
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be added as the choice

0x45 ( 69) ASK_CHOICE
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed as the choice question

0x46 ( 70) BIG_MESSAGE
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed

0x47 ( 71) INIT_PINGOUIN
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - probably ID of the Actor to init as pingouin

0x48 ( 72) SET_HOLO_POS
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the holomap position to be set

0x49 ( 73) CLR_HOLO_POS
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the holomap position to be cleared

0x4A ( 74) ADD_FUEL
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of fuel units to be added to the player's inventory

0x4B ( 75) SUB_FUEL
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of fuel units to be subtracted from the player's inventory

0x4C ( 76) SET_GRM
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Grid to be (merged with the current Grid?)

0x4D ( 77) SAY_MESSAGE
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed

0x4E ( 78) SAY_MESSAGE_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed

0x4F ( 79) FULL_POINT
[no params]

0x50 ( 80) BETA
param1: 2 bytes (signed?) (-32768..32767) - the new angle

0x51 ( 81) GRM_OFF
[no params]

0x52 ( 82) FADE_PAL_RED
[no params]

0x53 ( 83) FADE_ALARM_RED
[no params]

0x54 ( 84) FADE_ALARM_PAL
[no params]

0x55 ( 85) FADE_RED_PAL
[no params]

0x56 ( 86) FADE_RED_ALARM
[no params]

0x57 ( 87) FADE_PAL_ALARM
[no params]

0x58 ( 88) EXPLODE_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor

0x59 ( 89) BUBBLE_ON
[no params]

0x5A ( 90) BUBBLE_OFF
[no params]

0x5B ( 91) ASK_CHOICE_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
param2: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed as the choice question

0x5C ( 92) SET_DARK_PAL
[no params]

0x5D ( 93) SET_NORMAL_PAL
[no params]

0x5E ( 94) MESSAGE_SENDELL
[no params]

0x5F ( 95) ANIM_SET
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the animation to be set ???

0x60 ( 96) HOLOMAP_TRAJ
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the holomap trajectory to be displayed

0x61 ( 97) GAME_OVER
[no params]

0x62 ( 98) THE_END
[no params]

0x63 ( 99) MIDI_OFF
[no params]

0x64 (100) PLAY_CD_TRACK
param1: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ID of the CD track to be played

0x65 (101) PROJ_ISO
[no params]

0x66 (102) PROJ_3D
[no params]

0x67 (103) TEXT
param1: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text entry to be displayed

0x68 (104) CLEAR_TEXT
[no params]

0x69 (105) BRUTAL_EXIT
[no params]

====================================
LIFE SCRIPT CONDITIONS (VARIABLES)
====================================

Conditions have opcodes and parameters, like regular commands, but they occur only after IF-type commands.
The conditional construction is following:

In case the condition doesn't have any parameters:

byte: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 & 6
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Command: | IF-type | Condition | Operator | value to compare | address
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example: | 0x0C (IF) | 0x03 (ZONE) | 0x00 (==) | 0x03 | 0x002D

The bytes 5 and 6 are the address (offset) to jump to when the condition result is false (if it is true, the execution will continue to the lines following the conditional construction (no jump)).

In case the condition has a parameter:

byte: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 & 7
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Command: | IF-type | Condition | parameter | Operator | value to compare | address
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example: | 0x0C (IF) | 0x04 (ZONE_OBJ) | 0x04 | 0x00 (==) | 0x03 | 0x002D

OR_IF - special case:
OR_IF can be used to execute a block of code if at least one of the conditions is met, its syntax is following:

OR_IF ANIM == 1
OR_IF ANIM == 3
IF ANIM == 6
...code...
ENDIF

All the OR_IF lines must precede the IF line. Their compiled syntax is following:

byte: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 & 6
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Command: | OR_IF | Condition | Operator | value to compare | address
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example: | 0x37 | 0x03 (ZONE) | 0x00 (==) | 0x03 | 0x002D

The syntax is the same as regular IF statement, but this time the addres bytes (5 and 6) contain an address where to jump when condition is TRUE. In case it is FALSE the execution will continue to the next line (no jump) (another condition should be there).

Each condition has a specified range of values it can be compared with. For example COL can be compared to 1-byte values only. One can imagine the comparison values as "function return" values, but it doesn't exactly work this way. For example ZONE conditional will be always false if the Actor is not inside any Zone, no matter what value to compare is in the statement.

0x00 ( 0) COL
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to test collision with

0x01 ( 1) COL_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to test collision with the target Actor

0x02 ( 2) DISTANCE
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..32000) - distance to the target Actor in Scene units

0x03 ( 3) ZONE
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Zone to test if the current Actor is inside

0x04 ( 4) ZONE_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Zone to test if the tested Actor is inside

0x05 ( 5) BODY
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the body to test if it's set for the current Actor

0x06 ( 6) BODY_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the body to test if it's set for the target Actor

0x07 ( 7) ANIM
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the animation to test if it's set for the current Actor

0x08 ( 8) ANIM_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the animation to test if it's set for the target Actor

0x09 ( 9) L_TRACK
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Track Script LABEL to test if it's set for the current Actor

0x0A (10) L_TRACK_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Track Script LABEL to test if it's set for the target Actor

0x0B (11) FLAG_CUBE
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Cube Flag to test
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - value of the Cube Flag to test

0x0C (12) CONE_VIEW
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..32000) - distance to the targer Actor in Scene units

0x0D (13) HIT_BY
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to test if it has hit the current Actor

0x0E (14) ACTION
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..1) - (boolean) 1 = player is pressing "Action" command

0x0F (15) FLAG_GAME
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Game Flag to test
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - value of the Game Flag to test

0x10 (16) LIFE_POINT
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of life points to compare the current Actor's amount of life points with

0x11 (17) LIFE_POINT_OBJ
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of life points to compare the target Actor's amount of life points with

0x12 (18) NUM_LITTLE_KEYS
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - amount of little keys to compare the Hero's amount of little keys with

0x13 (19) NUM_GOLD_PIECES
[no params]
compare value: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - amount of gold to compare the Hero's amount of gold with

0x14 (20) BEHAVIOUR
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..4) - ID of the behaviour to test for the Hero (0 = normal, 1 = athletic, 2 = aggressive, 3 = discrete, 4 = proto-pack)

0x15 (21) CHAPTER
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - value of the Chapter variable to test

0x16 (22) DISTANCE_3D
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the target Actor
compare value: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - distance to the target Actor in Scene units

0x17 (23) (unused)

0x18 (24) (unused)

0x19 (25) USE_INVENTORY
param1: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the (inventory item to test?)
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ???

0x1A (26) CHOICE
[no params]
compare value: 2 bytes (unsigned?) (0..65535) - ID of the text to check if it has been chosen

0x1B (27) FUEL
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - amount of fuel to test

0x1C (28) CARRIED_BY
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte unsigned (0..255) - ID of the Actor to test if the current Actor is being carried by it

0x1D (29) CDROM
[no params]
compare value: 1 byte (unsigned?) (0..255) - ???

===============================
LIFE SCRIPT OPERATORS
===============================

0x00 (0) == - tests if the Condition value is equal to the given value to compare

0x01 (1) > - tests if the Condition value is larger than given value to compare

0x02 (2) < - tests if the Condition value is less than given value to compare

0x03 (3) >= - tests if the Condition value is larger or equal than given value to compare

0x04 (4) <= - tests if the Condition value is less or equal than given value to compare

0x05 (5) != - tests if the Condition value is not equal to given value to compare

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