State jump confusion.

[XutaWoo]

Just look at the code below:

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  Ready:
   RLGG IJKL 5
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (RockCharge, 33, 4)
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (RockCharge, 22, 4)
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (RockCharge, 11, 4)
   RLGG A 1 A_WeaponReady
   goto Ready+4
   RLGG D 1 A_WeaponReady
   goto Ready+4
   RLGG C 1 A_WeaponReady
   goto Ready+4
   RLGG B 1 A_WeaponReady
   goto Ready+4
  Fire:
   RLGG A 1 A_ReFire
   goto Ready
  Hold:
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (Cell, 0, 8)
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (RockCharge, 33, 7)
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (RockCharge, 22, 7)
   RLGG A 1 A_JumpIfInventory (RockCharge, 11, 10)
   RLGG A 1 A_TakeInventory (Cell, 1)
   RLGG A 1 A_GiveInventory (RockCharge, 1)
   RLGG A 1 A_CheckReload
   RLGG A 1 A_ReFire
   RLGG A 0
   goto Ready
   RLGG C 1 A_TakeInventory (Cell, 1)
   RLGG C 1 A_GiveInventory (RockCharge, 1)
   RLGG C 1 A_CheckReload
   RLGG C 1 A_ReFire
   goto Ready
   RLGG B 1 A_TakeInventory (Cell, 1)
   RLGG B 1 A_GiveInventory (RockCharge, 1)
   RLGG B 1 A_CheckReload
   RLGG B 1 A_ReFire
   goto Ready

actor RockCharge : CustomInventory
{
  inventory.maxamount 33
}

I honestly don't have any idea what I'm supposed to do. This is supposed to be a charging weapons that shows you the the level of charge by what sprite it uses. With this code, though, it just stays at the normal sprite. (Ignore the Unchange ready jumps, I'll fix them afterwards.)

[Matt]

I don't see anything wrong with the jump logic (though state labels would make things a lot clearer than offset numbers)... maybe the function doesn't support unquoted strings anymore (if it ever did)?

[XutaWoo]

I don't see anything wrong with the jump logic (though state labels would make things a lot clearer than offset numbers)... maybe the function doesn't support unquoted strings anymore (if it ever did)?

This is supposed to be Skulltag compatable, so no state labels.

[Graf Zahl]

The next Skulltag will have state labels.

[HotWax]

I don't see anything wrong with the jump logic (though state labels would make things a lot clearer than offset numbers)... maybe the function doesn't support unquoted strings anymore (if it ever did)?

ALL string parameters in Decorate should be quoted!