What NightModeExample Shows

NightModeExample switches a night-time presentation for players who enter an area on the map.
It combines ScreenEffects.Night, NVG equipment, SFX, and VFX, so read it as a compact example of changing visuals and equipment from an event.

Main Files

Flow

The sample initializes SFX and VFX in OnGameModeStarted, then continuously updates the VFX position and color in OngoingGlobal.
When a player enters the AreaTrigger, OnPlayerEnterAreaTrigger toggles night mode.

Focus on these points:

1. Use mod.GetSFX(200) / mod.GetSFX(201) to reference day and night sounds.
2. Enable mod.GetVFX(100) and change its speed, scale, and color.
3. Toggle the screen effect with mod.EnableScreenEffect(player, mod.ScreenEffects.Night, ...).
4. Add and remove NVG with mod.AddEquipment(player, mod.Gadgets.Mask_NVG) and mod.RemoveEquipment(...).

Reading Notes

OnPlayerDeployed reapplies NVG to players who deploy while night mode is enabled.
The important pattern is not only toggling state from an event, but also reapplying that state to players who join or redeploy later.

The sample stores night state in the global nightModeEnabled variable.
If each player needs a different night state, do not reuse this shape directly; split the state by player.

Cautions

The AreaTrigger, VFX, and SFX ObjIDs must match the numeric IDs in the code.
Before changing the code, check what objects 100, 101, 200, and 201 refer to in the .tscn.

Conclusion

NightModeExample looks like a visual-effects sample, but its core lesson is applying one state change to the player, screen effect, sound, and VFX together.
You can reuse the pattern for night battles, gas zones, alert areas, and special fields.