Topic: ValuePrint (Read 1489 times)

behdadsoft · « **Reply #15 on:** April 12, 2013, 12:48:39 PM »

yes I think should attach script with counter Object.

Can you speak more clearly?

fourdee · « **Reply #16 on:** April 12, 2013, 01:00:12 PM »

Quote from: behdadsoft on April 11, 2013, 03:16:32 PM

I attached a script to EventonContact and used this script but don't work:

int Health = 100;
int Damage = 10;

void Main()
{
     // int result = Health - Damage; //this will be 90
      //result = Health; //this will be 90

   if (Health == 0)// Will never == 0
   {
      iObjectHide (OBJ_44);
      iObjectShow (OBJ_22);
   }
}

Try this instead

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int Health = 100;
int Damage = 10;
bTakeDamage = false;

void Main()
{
  //You'll need to assign bTakeDamage to an event, eg: user has been shot etc.

   if(bTakeDamage) //eg: Iam being hit, now i take away health
   {
       if(Health >= 10) // Only take health away when its >= 10
       {
            Health -= Damage; 
       }
       bTakeDamage = false; //Reset this once damage has been applied
   }
   else if (Health == 0) //Your dead
   {
      iObjectHide (OBJ_44);
      iObjectShow (OBJ_22);
   }
}

behdadsoft · « **Reply #17 on:** April 13, 2013, 01:08:44 PM »

Quote

int Health = 100;
int Damage = 10;
bool bTakeDamage = false;

void Main()
{
//You'll need to assign bTakeDamage to an event, eg: user has been shot etc.

if(bTakeDamage) //eg: Iam being hit, now i take away health
{
if(Health >= 10) // Only take health away when its >= 10
{
Health -= Damage;
}
bTakeDamage = false; //Reset this once damage has been applied
}
else if (Health == 0) //Your dead
{
iObjectHide (OBJ_44);
iObjectShow (OBJ_22);
}
}

Thanks Fourdee.

But don't work this code.
I think it Will never ==0, Because no change (iObjectHide (OBJ_44), iObjectShow (OBJ_22)).

fourdee · « **Reply #18 on:** April 13, 2013, 01:38:46 PM »

Quote from: behdadsoft on April 13, 2013, 01:08:44 PM

Thanks Fourdee.

But don't work this code.
I think it Will never ==0, Because no change (iObjectHide (OBJ_44), iObjectShow (OBJ_22)).

Without seeing your project, i cant help you fix it.
Logically, the script should work as long as you define a event to bTakeDamage.

behdadsoft · « **Reply #19 on:** April 14, 2013, 09:46:19 AM »

this is my Project.

fourdee · « **Reply #20 on:** April 14, 2013, 09:54:30 AM »

Ok, i've had a look and got it working.
I changed a few things:
- Script is now running at all times
- The EventOnContact gives us a ContactForce number in the script
- This ContactForce is then used to start the "bApplyDamage" loop

Theres probably a million different ways to achieve this, but, this is my take on what you have provided.
Have fun.

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int TEXT_PRINT = OBJ_0;

int Health = 100;
int Damage = 10;

bool bTakeDamage = false;

//----------------------------------------------

void Main()
{
   //This is the eventoninput force amount.
   float ContactForce = IN_66;

   if(ContactForce > 20000)
   {
      bTakeDamage = true; //Damage is now active
   } 
   else if(bTakeDamage) //wait for contact force to go lower than 20,000 before we apply damage.
   {
       if(Health >= 10) // Only take health away when its >= 10
       {
            Health -= Damage; 
       }
       bTakeDamage = false; //Reset this once damage has been applied
   }
   

   if(Health == 0) //Your dead
   {
      //This should be a switch (eg: done once). 
      //But, it will work as a loop for now.
      iObjectHide(OBJ_44);
      iObjectShow(OBJ_22);
   }

   //Print the results, so we can read the numbers :)
   iPrint("Force:  "+ContactForce,0,0,TEXT_PRINT);
   iPrint("Health:  "+Health,0,-5,TEXT_PRINT);
}

behdadsoft · « **Reply #21 on:** April 14, 2013, 10:04:19 AM »

Thanks Fourdee.

I guess must use ContactForce in script. In a previous post I asked about it.

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