Event Types

Each event has a type that decides what data the callback receives. Every type has its own Register and Invoke nodes, in an identifier version and a Name version.

Type	Register node	Invoke node	Data sent	Callback receives
Simple	Register Simple Event	Invoke Simple Event	nothing	nothing
Payload	Register Payload Event	Invoke Payload Event	Payload (Object)	Payload (Object)
String	Register String Event	Invoke String Event	String	String
Int	Register Int Event	Invoke Int Event	Value (Integer)	Value (Integer)
Float	Register Float Event	Invoke Float Event	Value (Float)	Value (Float)
Bool	Register Bool Event	Invoke Bool Event	Value (Boolean)	Value (Boolean)
Vector	Register Vector Event	Invoke Vector Event	Data (Vector)	Data (Vector)
String + Float	Register String Float Event	Invoke String Float Event	Data (StringFloat struct)	Data with String and Float
String + Int	Register String Int Event	Invoke String Int Event	Data (StringInt struct)	Data with String and Value

Use Make StringFloat / Make StringInt to build the struct when invoking, and Break to read it in the callback.

The type must match

A listener is only called when the event is invoked with the same type it was registered with. If you register MyEvent as an Int event and invoke it with Invoke Float Event, nothing is called, and this warning is written to the log:

Event (MyEvent) was invoked as Float but no listener is registered with that type

Registering the same identifier with two different types also logs a warning. Use one type per event.

Need more data?

If none of the built-in types fit, send an object with a Payload event. The object can hold any variables you need.