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The constants KX_STATE1 to KX_STATE30 can be used with setState() to change the object state in a python controller. The constants are defined in the GameLogic module so that the full name is GameLogic.KX_STATE1 to GameLogic.KX_STATE30 but you can simplify this with the import statement: from GameLogic import * cont = getCurrentController() ob = cont.getOwner() ob.setState(KX_STATE2) #go to state 2 KX_STATEx constants are defined as (1<<(x-1)) Binary operators |, &, ^ and ~ can be used to combine states: You can activate more than one state at a time with the | operator: ob.setState(KX_STATE1|KX_STATE2) #activate state 1 and 2, stop all others You can add a state to the current state mask with: state = ob.getState() ob.setState(state|KX_STATE3) #activate state 3, keep others You can substract a state to the current state mask with the & and operator: state = ob.getState() ob.setState(state&~KX_STATE2) #stop state 2, keep others You can invert a state with the ^ operator: state = ob.getState() ob.setState(state^KX_STATE2) #invert state 2, keep others |
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