Scripting question

Posted by bin on 06/23/02 - 18:24:02

Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

Much obliged! :)

Re: Scripting question

Posted by theprophet on 06/23/02 - 22:02:31

: Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: Much obliged! :)

OFFCOURSE!

script_attach(1000);

fade_down();

&player_map = 2;

sp_x(1,?)

sp_y(1,?)

load_screen(2);

draw_screen();

fade_up();

//do somethings

wait(????)

fade_down();

&player_map = 1;

sp_x(1, ?);

sp_y(1, ?);

load_screen(1);

draw_screen();

fade_up();

//do somethings

wait(????)

fade_down();

&player_map = 3

sp_x(1, ?);

sp_y(1, ?);

load_screen(3);

draw_screen();

fade_up();

//do somethings

kill_this_task();

Re: Scripting question

Posted by bin on 06/24/02 - 03:45:57

: : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : Much obliged! :)

: OFFCOURSE!

: script_attach(1000);

: fade_down();

: &player_map = 2;

: sp_x(1,?)

: sp_y(1,?)

: load_screen(2);

: draw_screen();

: fade_up();

: //do somethings

: wait(????)

: fade_down();

: &player_map = 1;

: sp_x(1, ?);

: sp_y(1, ?);

: load_screen(1);

: draw_screen();

: fade_up();

: //do somethings

: wait(????)

: fade_down();

: &player_map = 3

: sp_x(1, ?);

: sp_y(1, ?);

: load_screen(3);

: draw_screen();

: fade_up();

: //do somethings

: kill_this_task();

Ah! :o KNEW it could be done, but was hassling around with all kinda commands which didnt work.

Thank you!! :) :)

theprophet... ;-)

Posted by ehasl on 06/24/02 - 01:57:32

: : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : Much obliged! :)

: OFFCOURSE!

: script_attach(1000);

: fade_down();

: &player_map = 2;

: sp_x(1,?)

: sp_y(1,?)

: load_screen(2);

: draw_screen();

: fade_up();

: //do somethings

: wait(????)

: fade_down();

: &player_map = 1;

: sp_x(1, ?);

: sp_y(1, ?);

: load_screen(1);

: draw_screen();

: fade_up();

: //do somethings

: wait(????)

: fade_down();

: &player_map = 3

: sp_x(1, ?);

: sp_y(1, ?);

: load_screen(3);

: draw_screen();

: fade_up();

: //do somethings

: kill_this_task();

theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by bin on 06/24/02 - 03:48:51

: : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : Much obliged! :)

: : OFFCOURSE!

: : script_attach(1000);

: : fade_down();

: : &player_map = 2;

: : sp_x(1,?)

: : sp_y(1,?)

: : load_screen(2);

: : draw_screen();

: : fade_up();

: : //do somethings

: : wait(????)

: : fade_down();

: : &player_map = 1;

: : sp_x(1, ?);

: : sp_y(1, ?);

: : load_screen(1);

: : draw_screen();

: : fade_up();

: : //do somethings

: : wait(????)

: : fade_down();

: : &player_map = 3

: : sp_x(1, ?);

: : sp_y(1, ?);

: : load_screen(3);

: : draw_screen();

: : fade_up();

: : //do somethings

: : kill_this_task();

: theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

He was just pointing out the screen numbers I used in my example, since it involved 3 of 'm, so I :p would understand which command belonged to what screen.

But thanks for reminding me! :)

Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by theprophet on 06/24/02 - 02:16:17

Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by Simeon on 06/24/02 - 06:36:40

: : : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : : Much obliged! :)

: : : OFFCOURSE!

: : : script_attach(1000);

: : : fade_down();

: : : &player_map = 2;

: : : sp_x(1,?)

: : : sp_y(1,?)

: : : load_screen(2);

: : : draw_screen();

: : : fade_up();

: : : //do somethings

: : : wait(????)

: : : fade_down();

: : : &player_map = 1;

: : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : load_screen(1);

: : : draw_screen();

: : : fade_up();

: : : //do somethings

: : : wait(????)

: : : fade_down();

: : : &player_map = 3

: : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : load_screen(3);

: : : draw_screen();

: : : fade_up();

: : : //do somethings

: : : kill_this_task();

: : theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

: Seth did it too in the orginal dink

I think ehasl means that you're giving the command twice: &player_map = 2; & load_screen(2); are both giving the information that you need screen 2. When you've given &player_map = 2; , you don't have to tell it again with load_screen(2); - but if you want to do that, it's your choice. :)

Simeon

Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by ehasl on 06/24/02 - 07:33:56

: : : : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : : : Much obliged! :)

: : : : OFFCOURSE!

: : : : script_attach(1000);

: : : : fade_down();

: : : : &player_map = 2;

: : : : sp_x(1,?)

: : : : sp_y(1,?)

: : : : load_screen(2);

: : : : draw_screen();

: : : : fade_up();

: : : : //do somethings

: : : : wait(????)

: : : : fade_down();

: : : : &player_map = 1;

: : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : load_screen(1);

: : : : draw_screen();

: : : : fade_up();

: : : : //do somethings

: : : : wait(????)

: : : : fade_down();

: : : : &player_map = 3

: : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : load_screen(3);

: : : : draw_screen();

: : : : fade_up();

: : : : //do somethings

: : : : kill_this_task();

: : : theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

: : Seth did it too in the orginal dink

: I think ehasl means that you're giving the command twice: &player_map = 2; & load_screen(2); are both giving the information that you need screen 2. When you've given &player_map = 2; , you don't have to tell it again with load_screen(2); - but if you want to do that, it's your choice. :)

: Simeon

That's not exactly what i am saying.. Both &player_map = 2; and load_screen(); are required, but the number between the parentheses (load_screen(2)) is ignored!

Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by theprophet on 06/24/02 - 08:20:21

: : : : : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : : : : Much obliged! :)

: : : : : OFFCOURSE!

: : : : : script_attach(1000);

: : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : &player_map = 2;

: : : : : sp_x(1,?)

: : : : : sp_y(1,?)

: : : : : load_screen(2);

: : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : wait(????)

: : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : &player_map = 1;

: : : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : : load_screen(1);

: : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : wait(????)

: : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : &player_map = 3

: : : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : : load_screen(3);

: : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : kill_this_task();

: : : : theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

: : : Seth did it too in the orginal dink

: : I think ehasl means that you're giving the command twice: &player_map = 2; & load_screen(2); are both giving the information that you need screen 2. When you've given &player_map = 2; , you don't have to tell it again with load_screen(2); - but if you want to do that, it's your choice. :)

: : Simeon

: That's not exactly what i am saying.. Both &player_map = 2; and load_screen(); are required, but the number between the parentheses (load_screen(2)) is ignored!

if you are so smart ehasl, then tell me why seth did it just like me, the number in load_screen(X); ??

redink1 or WC!!! Delete this thread! ;-)

Posted by ehasl on 06/24/02 - 10:36:02

: : : : : : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : : : : : Much obliged! :)

: : : : : : OFFCOURSE!

: : : : : : script_attach(1000);

: : : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : : &player_map = 2;

: : : : : : sp_x(1,?)

: : : : : : sp_y(1,?)

: : : : : : load_screen(2);

: : : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : : wait(????)

: : : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : : &player_map = 1;

: : : : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : : : load_screen(1);

: : : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : : wait(????)

: : : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : : &player_map = 3

: : : : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : : : load_screen(3);

: : : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : : kill_this_task();

: : : : : theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

: : : : Seth did it too in the orginal dink

: : : I think ehasl means that you're giving the command twice: &player_map = 2; & load_screen(2); are both giving the information that you need screen 2. When you've given &player_map = 2; , you don't have to tell it again with load_screen(2); - but if you want to do that, it's your choice. :)

: : : Simeon

: : That's not exactly what i am saying.. Both &player_map = 2; and load_screen(); are required, but the number between the parentheses (load_screen(2)) is ignored!

: if you are so smart ehasl, then tell me why seth did it just like me, the number in load_screen(X); ??

I don't know.. :p

Maybe as extra comments.. to show what is actually done, you know.. :)

And i have not saied that i'm so smart, but i can do it now, so your previous message.. uhh.. becomes more correct..: I am **SSSOOOOOOOOOOOO** smart! ;)

"saied"? haha! "said", i mean, sorry.. 0:-) <sup>[NT]</sup>

Posted by ehasl on 06/24/02 - 10:37:01

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Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by theprophet on 06/24/02 - 08:26:38

: : : : : : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : : : : : Much obliged! :)

: : : : : : OFFCOURSE!

: : : : : : script_attach(1000);

: : : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : : &player_map = 2;

: : : : : : sp_x(1,?)

: : : : : : sp_y(1,?)

: : : : : : load_screen(2);

: : : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : : wait(????)

: : : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : : &player_map = 1;

: : : : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : : : load_screen(1);

: : : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : : wait(????)

: : : : : : fade_down();

: : : : : : &player_map = 3

: : : : : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : : : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : : : : load_screen(3);

: : : : : : draw_screen();

: : : : : : fade_up();

: : : : : : //do somethings

: : : : : : kill_this_task();

: : : : : theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

: : : : Seth did it too in the orginal dink

: : : I think ehasl means that you're giving the command twice: &player_map = 2; & load_screen(2); are both giving the information that you need screen 2. When you've given &player_map = 2; , you don't have to tell it again with load_screen(2); - but if you want to do that, it's your choice. :)

: : : Simeon

: : That's not exactly what i am saying.. Both &player_map = 2; and load_screen(); are required, but the number between the parentheses (load_screen(2)) is ignored!

: if you are so smart ehasl, then tell me why seth did it just like me, the number in load_screen(X); ??

If you have the source of the real game, look at:

s7-warp.c

Re: theprophet... ;-)

Posted by bin on 06/24/02 - 03:51:06

: : : : Is it possible to use fade_down(); and fade(); to go from screen 1 to screen 2, let something happen on screen 2, use fade_down(); and fade_up(); to go back to screen 1, do something there and then fade_down(); and fade_up(); again to go a new screen (screen 3)?

: : : : Much obliged! :)

: : : OFFCOURSE!

: : : script_attach(1000);

: : : fade_down();

: : : &player_map = 2;

: : : sp_x(1,?)

: : : sp_y(1,?)

: : : load_screen(2);

: : : draw_screen();

: : : fade_up();

: : : //do somethings

: : : wait(????)

: : : fade_down();

: : : &player_map = 1;

: : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : load_screen(1);

: : : draw_screen();

: : : fade_up();

: : : //do somethings

: : : wait(????)

: : : fade_down();

: : : &player_map = 3

: : : sp_x(1, ?);

: : : sp_y(1, ?);

: : : load_screen(3);

: : : draw_screen();

: : : fade_up();

: : : //do somethings

: : : kill_this_task();

: : theprophet.. why do you keep thinking that you need to put the map number inside the parentheses? ;)

: Seth did it too in the orginal dink

He did? I thought you just wanted to make it clear to me which command was used in what screen, since I gave example numbers.

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