Config: RailMoveObj

A map object with a model and optional collision that usually moves on a set path. It comes with a huge set of parameters, configurations and optional sound effects. The sound names are self-explanatory: RailMoverStop, RailMoverWaitStart, RailMoverWaitStartMove, RailMoverRestartAtEnd, RailMoverWaiting, RailMoverMoveStart, RailMoverMoveLoop, RailMoverSignStart, RailMoverSignLoop, RailMoverStopAtPoint, RailMoverStopAtPointAfter, RailMoverStopAtPointLoop, RailMoverStopAtEnd, RailMoverStopAtEndAfter, RailMoverStopAtEndLoop, and RailMoverStopAtEndWithPlayerOn. Furthermore, it also supports the optional animations Move and RailMoveSign; the latter would be used when SignMotionType is set to a value representing the shaking behavior. Lastly, it can also use the stage effects Start, Moving, and Stop.

Arguments

Name	Type	Games	Required?	Description	Values
Path_arg0	Integer	Both	False	Pose Type: The object's pose while moving on the path.	-1: Retains initial rotation 1: Rotation affected by normal gravity (front is rough path direction, up is negated gravity) 2: Rotation affected by normal gravity (front is path direction, up is rough negated gravity) 3: Rotation affected by shadow gravity (front is rough path direction, up is negated gravity)
Path_arg1	Integer	Both	False	Movement Type: How the object behaves once it reaches the last path point.	-1: Stops at last point 1: Moves back towards first point 2: Warps back to first point
Path_arg2	Integer	Both	False	Indicator Dots Type: Specifies whether the orange indicator dots should be used and how they are displayed.	-1: Don't use indicator dots 1: Draw dots on path 2: Draw dots but disappear one by one when passed by 3: Use bigger dots for path points
Path_arg4	Integer	Both	False	Initial Position Type: The object's initial position.	-1: Start at nearest position on path 1: Start at nearest path point 2: Start at first path point
Path_arg5	Integer	SMG2	False	Snapping Speed: If used, the object stays at its original position and moves to its actual position on the path. This setting specifies how fast the object snaps back into its original position. The higher the value is, the slower it moves.
Point_arg0	Integer	Both	False	Movement Speed / Time: The movement speed the object has starting from this point. If Point_arg7 is set to 1, this specifies the time in frames it takes to reach the next point.
Point_arg1	Integer	Both	False	Acceleration Time: The time in frames it takes for the object to reach the movement speed set at this point.
Point_arg5	Integer	Both	False	Stop Time: The time in frames the object waits at this point before it continues moving again.
Point_arg7	Integer	Both	False	Speed Type: Decides whether Point_arg0 specifies the movement speed or the time it takes to reach the next point.	-1: Point_arg0 specifies movement speed 1: Point_arg0 specifies time until next point

MapParts arguments

Name	Games	Required?	Description	Values
MoveConditionType	Both	False	Move Start Type: How the platform starts moving.	0: Already moving 1: Moves once stepped on, needs to be stepped on again when it reaches the last point 2: Moves once stepped on
SignMotionType	Both	False	Shake Start Type: Specifies whether the object will shake before it starts moving or not.	0: Don't shake 1: Shakes before moving 2: Shakes before moving 3: Don't shake 4: Shakes before moving 5: Shakes before moving

Switches

Name	Games	Required?	Description
SW_APPEAR	Both	False	Appears when this switch is activated.
SW_DEAD	Both	False	Can be activated when the object is killed through a cutscene action.
SW_B	Both	False	If used, the object won't move until this switch gets activated.
SW_PARAM	SMG2	False	The path movement speed is adjusted with ParamScale while this switch is activated.
SW_AWAKE	Both	False	Enables rendering and resumes updates when this switch is active.

Setup

Name	Games	Required?	Description
Rail	Both	False	The path that it moves on.
ClippingGroup	Both	False	Objects in this group are always clipped together.
DemoCast	Both	False	Can take part in a cutscene.
BaseMtxFollowTarget	Both	False	Can be followed by another BaseMtxFollower object.