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Dr_Ian

If you can't get the first script I posted to work there is something wrong with your setup.

Are you editing the map in zdoom mode (hexen in doom)?

Dr_Ian

It's just a conditional jump, not an actual jump, I think. As in, it doesn't make the monster jump, it changes the position of execution of its AI. You can use it to make sure the monster only jumps at the player if it is within a certain range by using two of these and if I actually knew anything ...

Dr_Ian

The script I posted works prefectly for me (ZDoom 2.0.97). Does that script work for you? If not, there is some issue with your method or setup. Are you sure that "ANewPistol" is the right classname? e.g. It works with console command 'give ANewPistol'. OH! Another thing, it can cause problems when ...

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script 1 ENTER
{
	ClearInventory();
	GiveInventory("Chainsaw", 1);
	GiveInventory("Cell", 100);
}

For later levels or deathmatch, use RESPAWN.

Dr_Ian

Yeah, make sure it's a teleport destination, as it's fussy about teleporting the player to the position of other things.

Dr_Ian

SetAmmoCapacity / GetAmmoCapacity.

Dr_Ian

I meant adding void instead of leaving a blank is good for readability. The purpose of functional programming is to reduce code redundancy, for example by adding a square root function should you need to use square roots.

Dr_Ian

It's important because it helps to keep the scripts readable.

Dr_Ian

Wasted Youth wrote:This would work:

You are using a lot of surplus brackets. This is equivilent:

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Script 1 (void) {
	If(CheckWeapon("Shotgun")) {
		action;
	}
	Else If(CheckWeapon("PlasmaRifle")) {
		action;
	}
	Else If(CheckWeapon("RocketLauncher")) {
		action;
	}
}

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r_polymost 2

Dr_Ian

Really, if you look up 'Print' in the wiki, it says: Print will only display for the activator of the script, so if an enemy (or another player) activates a script with a Print statement in it then you won't see it. For printing to all players, see PrintBold. There is a search feature as well. If ...

Dr_Ian

It's useful for doing certain logic, such as timers. E.g. if you have an amount of seconds, say 135, 135 / 60 = 2 (minutes) 135 % 60 = 15 (seconds) so 135 = 2:15 Another good use is to split up number in to digits. For example if you had a timer that was at 69 seconds, or 1:09, and you tried to ...

Dr_Ian

TheDarkArchon wrote:On a remotely related note, what does "modulus" (At least I think that's what it's called: It's % in C++) do?

It gives the remainder on division. Examples...

5 % 3 = 2
10 % 3 = 1
1337 % 100 = 37

Dr_Ian

Yeah I posted about it. That's not quite the same, but it's close enough that it should work. Do you know how to get this command to work?

Dr_Ian

That's really good. A slight bug: the second line=255 should be line=0. After that it works perfectly. You could make the lineid a parameter of the script therefore making it really general?

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