Why my branch does not work?

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@carmanfer

a method that allows me to carry out different logic upon interaction

You’re using inheritance. You have a master item. You’re on the right track. Override the interface function for items that need to behave differently.

for example pick up weapons, open doors, place things in inventory if they are miscellaneous.

• you have a master item which can dictate default behaviour:

• you have a vase that is pickable but breakable; it also can, optionally, respect default behaviour and add its own:

• and you have a door that is not pickable, but plays a timeline only it knows about:

The player just fires the same message at them:

The items choose how to respond to it.

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Also, a long post that goes into lots of details:

Why does this gate not work?

And would I access that from the first person character, or the object? an interface has a bunch of generic functions that do nothing actors with this interface have access to those functions; think new, yet undetermined behaviours & results actors can interpret what each function does to determine the result when the player interacts with an actor, it calls those generic functions of the interface - and it is the actor’s job to do something with that call The player does not need to ident…