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#1 Re: GML Code Help » Only one instance behaving properly. [SOLVED! THANKS FLATLANDER!!] » 2009-10-06 16:50:47
You appear more experienced than me but I'm happy to look at your .gm7. (You've got me hooked now.)
r e s p o n s e <at-goes-here> t h e m i d d le h o u s e . c o . u k
Chris
#2 Re: GML Code Help » Only one instance behaving properly. [SOLVED! THANKS FLATLANDER!!] » 2009-10-06 14:43:20
Maybe 'attacking' has accidentally been set as global so when one instance is attacking another one can't
or
the line:
if (distance_to_point(target.x, target.y) <10 && attacking == 0)Needs some extra brackets i.e.:
if ( (distance_to_point(target.x, target.y) <10) && (attacking == 0) )But I doubt it!
#3 Re: GML Reference » for statement - compound expressions » 2009-10-04 18:12:41
I just cut and pasted it from above. I assumed that if I used 'quote' instead of 'code' the formatting/colouring would be lost. 
Chris
#4 Re: Off Topic » Armadillo Aerospace » 2009-09-13 08:59:31
Yes, very impressive.
I'm surprised those guys at the end were that near to something so (potentially) dangerous.
#5 Re: GML Code Help » Variable Question [Solved] » 2009-09-12 11:41:45
There's something about maps I find confusing. Lack of use I suppose.
I'm sure that'll be just the job once I've got my head around it!
Thanks
edit:
Aaah!. Clever
#6 Re: GML Code Help » Variable Question [Solved] » 2009-09-12 08:23:39
Interesting.
I have some old code I am about to rewrite and extend that calls my script 'executeUserEvent(n)'
How would you code it to avoid using execute_string() and without a long switch/case?
It's a shame there is no ev_user[n] like argument[n]. But I'm hoping for a general solution I can use elsewhere. e.g. choosePlayerSprite("FALL"+LEFT/"CLIMB"+DOWN/"CROUCH"+LEFT+CARRYING) or something. To get strings like 'sprPlayerCrouchLCarrying'.
I have a feeling I'm going about this the wrong way. Or is usage of execute_string() in cases like these 'mostly harmless' anyway? (If slower.)
Thanks in advance,
Chris
#7 Re: GML Reference » GM8 - Things that work differently than GM7 » 2009-09-09 14:30:49
"I am not going to try to solve this for GM8 because GM9 will almost certainly use C++ for the runner. We will then probably redo a lot of the graphics code (also to speed it up)."
http://gm8.yoyogames.com/view.php?id=638
I thought he had already done that (C++) in GM8, hence the 'speed increase' in the 'what's new'?
#8 Re: GML Reference » GM8 - Things that work differently than GM7 » 2009-09-05 06:57:51
Mark is really ploughing through the bug reports now.
His comment for report 370 says, "... In GM9 we will most likely redo the whole graphics."
http://gm8.yoyogames.com/view.php?id=370
Any idea what he has in mind?
#9 Re: GML Reference » for statement - compound expressions » 2009-09-03 17:22:16
for ({i = 0; j = 0}; j < argument1; {i += 1; j += 1})Hey, that's neat! I'll have to try remember that.
The only limit is my imagination. lol
Chris
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