Is it possible to override the default settings for events, such as walking events and interaction events?

I know how to do this for a singular event, via instantiating a new event and using the desired setXYZ method. What I am asking is to override the default for all events of a type (walking OR interaction OR other). I need to use the same nondefault settings multiple times so I am hoping this can be achieved instead of repeating the setXYZ process I described. 

22 minutes ago, cpscripter said:

Is it possible to override the default settings for events, such as walking events and interaction events?

I know how to do this for a singular event, via instantiating a new event and using the desired setXYZ method. What I am asking is to override the default for all events of a type (walking OR interaction OR other). I need to use the same nondefault settings multiple times so I am hoping this can be achieved instead of repeating the setXYZ process I described. 

Pretty sure there isn't. Just make a method and pass Entity to it or the walk position/area and have that method set it for you so you're not repeating the same code everywhere

16 minutes ago, Gunman said:

Pretty sure there isn't. Just make a method and pass Entity to it or the walk position/area and have that method set it for you so you're not repeating the same code everywhere

Thanks for the confirmation and suggestion I will go with that

3 hours ago, cpscripter said:

Is it possible to override the default settings for events, such as walking events and interaction events?

I know how to do this for a singular event, via instantiating a new event and using the desired setXYZ method. What I am asking is to override the default for all events of a type (walking OR interaction OR other). I need to use the same nondefault settings multiple times so I am hoping this can be achieved instead of repeating the setXYZ process I described. 

Just create your own interaction methods and use it everywhere?

Edited July 19, 20223 yr by Khaleesi

1 hour ago, Khaleesi said:

Just create your own interaction methods and use it everywhere?

Yes of course. I should have specified that I wanted to know if it was possible with current API methods, and excluded custom methods in my question. Silly me  But these responses do answer that question for me. Thank you Khal 🙏