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DarkBASIC Discussion / NEXVALUE problem

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comando 300
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Posted: 17th Jan 2004 04:26
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When I use the NEWXVALUE() command.DarkBASIC says it's an unknown command.if somebody know why happen that,please tell me.



I'm using DBC,I think I'm using DBC Enchanted because when I execute DarkBAsic it's say "ENCHANTED".

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Slayer
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Posted: 17th Jan 2004 04:30 Edited at: 17th Jan 2004 04:30
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did you put curent value, angle value, distance value?

try

nx=newxvalue(x,180,5)

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I have two put a variable to stored that data?
Cuz maybe that's the problem

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Umm, X#=NewXValue(...)

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Posted: 17th Jan 2004 09:47
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you virsion of DB is enchanted? wwoooowww

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Posted: 17th Jan 2004 19:25
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NewXValue(current position X, angle, distance)

The code for the function itself would probably look something like this.


function newXValue(x#, angle#, dist#)
x# = x# + cos(angle#) * dist#
endfunction x#

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