Is it a good practice to have method variations just for event-registering situations?

[VentyFN]

While trying to register a method to an AreaCaptureDevice, I had to place a parameter in the method, in order to be able to register it:

And now I also want to call this function inside OnBegin() and other places, but I need to pass this Agent parameter, and I don’t really have (or need it) in the context of that code.

How should I proceed in this kind of situation? Should I make 2methods, one just for registering and one for generic situations? Or is there an easy way to get this agent as parameter, even trough I don’t have or need it at that moment?

[bananna_manuk]

if im understanding you properly the agent is passed from the event you Subscribed to.

you dont have to use it it but it is a requirement for you to be able to use the subscribe as far as im aware

[t.tutiya]

I hope you find this article helpful.

Where can I get the ‘agent’ to be used here?(switch_device ver.)

If I want to toggle SwitchA when 10 seconds have elapsed from the start of the game, what should I specify as the Agent? In this case, there is no instigator to toggle the switch The following code seems redundant(Sorry, Not tested.). TeamCollection := GetPlayspace().GetTeamCollection() if: Teams := TeamCollection.GetTeams() Agents := TeamCollection.GetAgents[Teams[0]] Agent := Agents[0] then: SwitchA.ToggleState(Agent) #SwitchA : switch_device Thank you.

if:
    Agent := GetPlayspace().GetPlayers()[0]
then:
    SwitchDevice.ToggleState(Agent)