SC_GetFloat: Bad numeric constant "$AMBIENT"."
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When I see nothing wrong with this....
Bad Numeric Constant [SOLVED]
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KalebNoobMaster
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Bad Numeric Constant [SOLVED]
I keep getting "Script error, "DUR_KNM.pk3:sndinfo" line 8:
SC_GetFloat: Bad numeric constant "$AMBIENT"."
When I see nothing wrong with this....
SC_GetFloat: Bad numeric constant "$AMBIENT"."
When I see nothing wrong with this....
Last edited by KalebNoobMaster on Tue Oct 09, 2012 4:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Bad Numeric Constant
$ambient index logicalsound type mode <volume>
It's interpreting the $ambient on the next line as the volume. Obviously $ambient isn't a number.
It's interpreting the $ambient on the next line as the volume. Obviously $ambient isn't a number.
Re: Bad Numeric Constant
[edit] beaten to it 
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Errors like this usually mean something is wrong on the previous line. In this case, ZDoom is reporting that $AMBIENT is a bad numeric constant because it was expecting the previous line to finish with a number but the line didn't finish with a number so ZDoom just looked at the next arguement it could find and discovered $AMBIENT which, obviously, is not a number.
What's wrong? You are missing the volume argument from your ambient sound definitions. eg
$AMBIENT 141 sfxsource/evilbass1 POINT CONTINUOUS 1.0
[/edit]Errors like this usually mean something is wrong on the previous line. In this case, ZDoom is reporting that $AMBIENT is a bad numeric constant because it was expecting the previous line to finish with a number but the line didn't finish with a number so ZDoom just looked at the next arguement it could find and discovered $AMBIENT which, obviously, is not a number.
What's wrong? You are missing the volume argument from your ambient sound definitions. eg
$AMBIENT 141 sfxsource/evilbass1 POINT CONTINUOUS 1.0
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KalebNoobMaster
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Re: Bad Numeric Constant
Ohhhh. I'm a bit rusty when it comes to lump editingEnjay wrote:[edit] beaten to it
Errors like this usually mean something is wrong on the previous line. In this case, ZDoom is reporting that $AMBIENT is a bad numeric constant because it was expecting the previous line to finish with a number but the line didn't finish with a number so ZDoom just looked at the next arguement it could find and discovered $AMBIENT which, obviously, is not a number.
What's wrong? You are missing the volume argument from your ambient sound definitions. eg
$AMBIENT 141 sfxsource/evilbass1 POINT CONTINUOUS 1.0
. Thanks for the help!