Back!.... with problems :(
I'm back after a long time.
I worked a bit at my D-Mod
it's almost done.
I have just one problem.
the following script doesn't work perfect.
it's a big file so I send you to a site: http://home.wanadoo.nl/musicpage/casguard.c
until this it works fine: {
if (&gaurd == 1)
{
if (&story == 2)
but what comes next doesn't work.
i can't figure out why.
does anyone know?
I worked a bit at my D-Mod
it's almost done.
I have just one problem.
the following script doesn't work perfect.
it's a big file so I send you to a site: http://home.wanadoo.nl/musicpage/casguard.c
until this it works fine: {
if (&gaurd == 1)
{
if (&story == 2)
but what comes next doesn't work.
i can't figure out why.
does anyone know?
Your number of brackets is screwed up. Why do you open a new bracket every time you're going to check the &guard value? You have far too many opened brackets that you don't close. It's a bracket nightmare.
The solution:
Remove the { before the first if-statement. (And check the rest of your code for the same thing. A }{-combination is no good).
Remove the { before the first if-statement. (And check the rest of your code for the same thing. A }{-combination is no good).
DOH!! We posted the answers at the same time.
Oh, well, you could spare on line numers though. Just leave out the wait(200);
Say_stop already waits
Oh, well, you could spare on line numers though. Just leave out the wait(200);
Say_stop already waits
I thougt about that.
I just copyed some from others and it's first time I work with it.
I find it weird that the beginning is good and the last not.
but I will change some stuff.
see if it makes difference
I just copyed some from others and it's first time I work with it.
I find it weird that the beginning is good and the last not.
but I will change some stuff.
see if it makes difference
No, don't leave out the wait() between say_stops(). Just don't put such a high number in between. 100 should be enough, max. Say_stop() does put in a pause of the script for a few seconds, but if you accidently push space when the other is about to end, you may skip the next line of dialogue as well. That's why I put in wait() commands in between.
Now that's what I call a good advise (the one on the possibility of skipping the next dialoge line). Thanks Kyle