(t,value) { if(t==1) { if(value==0) { opt1= 1; //can really do anything here this just means the toggle settings a,b,c where a =0, b=1, c=2. Value is set to 0 when unit is created e } if(value==1) { opt1= 2; //this is what well be slected the 1st time you hit the switch } if(value==2) { opt1= 3; } } if(t==2) { if(value==0) { opt2 = 1; } if(value==1) { opt2 = 2; } } if(t==3) { if(value==0 ) { superdgun = true; } } }
Now, back to bitching about units stopping to push instead of pushing and continuing to move. Are there any hacks around this?
Joined: 25 Aug 2004, 12:31 Location: Has not played *a in years.
if I wanted to make a weapon only fire past a minimum range could I use GET SET_WEAPON_GROUND_TARGET weaponID xzCoord yCoord userTarget to find the targets range?
if I wanted to make a weapon only fire past a minimum range could I use GET SET_WEAPON_GROUND_TARGET weaponID xzCoord yCoord userTarget to find the targets range?
I'm probably misunderstanding but how about you just moving the flare-point, by witch i mean the origin of the weapon projectile?
On a completely different note: Of all the problems I've encountered trying making a spring game, i believe this is a new one.
the texture works fine on a different unit, and is 'properly flipped' The texture is mostly team colour, but that can't be it, right? Works for Fibre if i recall correctly. Anyone any ideas why my unit is black but transparent for trees?
id just use a fake weapon slaved to the weapon with the minimum range set to what you want the minimum range to be, and use CHANGE_TARGET and/or BlockShotX to get the desired result.
Ha ha, yes, kinda... I didn't noticed yet. Although I did worry about things not looking to Simpsons-like. I guess this will be my favourite team colour, though.
Going a bit of topic but I promise i won't derail the Mod Question Repository any further after this post.
I didn't want to share my ideas already, because i don't have all the answers yet to questions that may arise in the community/on the forum, but the unit was already supposed to have a mechanical arm, with a resource reclamation device at the end.
Joined: 15 Dec 2008, 15:53 Location: at front, llt pushing
question - is it possible to 'apply' unit limit to concrete type of unit ? like, lets say, u can have only 2 peewees alive at the same moment ? lua im right ?
I really just need to be sure, and feel it would take a lot of time if I had to accomplish that myself. So hopefully a question will solve it: (To specify, this is about a Lua Unit script.)
About Signals and Signalmasks, callouts to mark and kill a running tread.
Quote:
Spring.UnitScript.SetSignalMask ( number mask ) -> nil Spring.UnitScript.Signal ( number signal ) -> nil
When i look at example scripts, I see the same typical names in all of them, for instance, "SIG_BUILD". Is there is reason for this consistency? Or would the following work as well? :
Code:
local function my_script() SetSignalMask( a_custom_signal_to_kill_the_myscript_tread ) Signal( a_custom_signal_to_kill_the_myscript_tread ) Spring.Echo('Executing my script') end
The name of the signal doesn't matter at all. However it's very important that each signal is a power of 2 distinct from other signals (Do you speak binary? Ever worked with bitfields?)
Code:
local function my_script() SetSignalMask( a_custom_signal_to_kill_the_myscript_tread ) Signal( a_custom_signal_to_kill_the_myscript_tread ) Spring.Echo('Executing my script') end
You inverted Signal and SetSignalMask. You want to kill previous instance of my_script, not yourself! And don't forget to assign some 2^n number to a_custom_signal_to_kill_the_myscript_tread.
Then what I'm saying is from Cob, I assume it's the same for Lua unit scripts but I never tried.
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