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Terrestrial Productions
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Hi I need help with a script for two objects has a certain number and one with the highest wings but i want it to be able to fit any objects not just the two i'm using. Any help here?


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Marsh0
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Posted: 30th Nov 2009 01:37 Edited at: 30th Nov 2009 01:37
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Could you explain it a little more im having trouble understanding.

Do you mean wins? not wings?
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Sorry I was rushed to write that. Here is the code that I have so far.
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#include "DarkGDK.h"

void DarkGDK ( void )
{
int RandomNumber = dbRND ( 4 );

int ObjectOneAttack = 2;
int ObjectOneDefense = 2;
int ObjectOneStrength = 2;
int ObjectOneFight = ObjectOneAttack * RandomNumber + ObjectOneStrength * RandomNumber / RandomNumber;
int ObjectOneDefend = ObjectOneDefense * RandomNumber + ObjectOneStrength * RandomNumber / RandomNumber;

int ObjectTwoAttack = 2;
int ObjectTwoDefense = 2;
int ObjectTwoStrength = 2;
int ObjectTwoDefend = ObjectTwoDefense * RandomNumber + ObjectTwoStrength * RandomNumber / RandomNumber;
int ObjectTwoFight = ObjectTwoAttack * RandomNumber + ObjectTwoStrength * RandomNumber / RandomNumber;

int Offense = ObjectOneFight && ObjectTwoFight;
int Defense = ObjectTwoDefend && ObjectOneDefend;

int Loser = ;

dbSyncOn ( );
dbSyncRate ( 60 );

dbMakeObjectBox ( 1, 2, 8, 2 );

dbMakeObjectBox ( 2, 4, 4, 4 );
dbPositionObject ( 2, 0, 7, 0 );

dbPositionCamera ( 0, 5, -15 );

while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
{
dbSync ( );

if ( dbKeyState ( 17 ) )
dbPitchCameraUp ( 1 );
else if ( dbKeyState ( 31 ) )
dbPitchCameraDown ( 1 );
if ( dbKeyState ( 30 ) )
dbRollCameraLeft ( 1 );
else if ( dbKeyState ( 32 ) )
dbRollCameraRight ( 1 );
if ( dbUpKey ( ) )
dbPositionCamera ( dbCameraPositionX ( ), dbCameraPositionY ( )+1, dbCameraPositionZ ( ) );
else if ( dbDownKey ( ) )
dbPositionCamera ( dbCameraPositionX ( ), dbCameraPositionY ( )-1, dbCameraPositionZ ( ) );
if ( dbLeftKey ( ) )
dbMoveCameraLeft ( 0, 1 );
else if ( dbRightKey ( ) )
dbMoveCameraRight ( 0, 1 );
if ( dbKeyState ( 19 ) )
dbPositionCamera ( 0, 2.5, -15 );

if ( dbControlKey ( ) )
if ( Offense < Defense )
Offense = Loser;
else if ( Offense > Defense )
Defense = Loser;

if ( Offense ( ) = Loser )
dbDeleteObject ( Loser );
else if ( Defense ( ) = Loser )
dbDeleteObject ( Loser );

}
return;
}"

I'm trying to make it so that you have a random attack/defend stat and if you lost than you take damage or delete the object which is what i'm doing up there.


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Caleb1994
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Posted: 30th Nov 2009 06:52
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the variables Offense and Defence are being used as functions here(thats what it looks like)


the && operator is a check. it will return 1 or 0. so your saying Offense = ObjectOneFight > 0 and ObjectTwoFight > 0

which would probably return 1. so Offense and defence are always 1 because i don't see a way that your ObjectFight variables can be 0 or negative

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Posted: 30th Nov 2009 16:36
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Quote: "if ( Offense ( ) = Loser )
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I don't believe you can set a function call as an lvalue. Did you mean to use == instead of = ?

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Offense is a variable. there is no definition of a function called Offense()

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@Terrestrial Productions
1) If Offense is a variable, why do you have () after it???
2) '=' is the assignment character in C++, '==' is the comparison operator.


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Sorry guys but i haven't had time to get good at coding. Thanks for all the help I'll put up the new code sometime later when i update it. Thanks alot!!


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How would I put text on the screen like the characters health?
Heres the code
Quote: "int ObjectOneHealth = 10;

//the main loop now

dbText ( 0, 0, ObjectOneHealth );
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when I do that it has error. What would i put in there to show the variable?


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You could use dbStr (ObjectOneHealth); but you'd have to de-allocate the memory yourself.
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you have to string the variable
use


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Or how about you use it safely:



Your_Health = (My_Mood == HAPPY) ? 100 : NULL;
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@ bran flakes: do you need to do the same thing when you use sprintf instead of dbStr?

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No, not unless you allocate memory yourself.

Without allocating memory:



With allocating memory:



Your_Health = (My_Mood == HAPPY) ? 100 : NULL;
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oh, i see, thanks.

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