| Re: AirStrike function [message #330017 is a reply to message #301136] |
Sun, 11 May 2008 03:11   |
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reborn
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I think the looping is a boolean value at the end of the animation function. Set them all to a 0 and I think it should work...
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| Re: AirStrike function [message #330192 is a reply to message #301136] |
Mon, 12 May 2008 02:45 |
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reborn
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They just stay there, but no loop?
That makes sense I guess, it's just stuck on the last frame of the animation...
They are all real objects, so you can destroy them. I can't remember from memory what the right syntax is, but it is most likely something simple like destroy_object;
Or you could attach a script to it that destroys the object after x amount of time...
void reb_timed_destroy::Created(GameObject *obj){
Commands->Start_Timer(obj,this,31.0f,1);
}
void reb_timed_destroy::Timer_Expired(GameObject *obj, int number){
if(number ==1){
Commands->Destroy_Object(obj);
}
}
ScriptRegistrant<reb_timed_destroy> reb_timed_destroy_Registrant("reb_timed_destroy","");
class reb_timed_destroy : public ScriptImpClass {
void Created(GameObject *obj);
void Timer_Expired(GameObject *obj,int number);
};
Just change the float value 31.0f to however many seconds you want it to wait until it destroys the object it is attached to.
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| Re: AirStrike function [message #330229 is a reply to message #301136] |
Mon, 12 May 2008 11:52 |
_SSnipe_
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why cant i get it i think i put the codes in the right places.....unless someone cant tell me? but this is what i get
1>.\gmscripts.cpp(68) : error C3861: 'Get_Random_Building': identifier not found
1>.\gmscripts.cpp(128) : error C3861: 'Get_Random_Building': identifier not found
1>.\gmscripts.cpp(1506) : error C2448: 'GDIreChatCommandReg' : function-style initializer appears to be a function definition
but like i said i not sure what file to put them in but ya
im also confussed on this and all the other codes everyone release here...wat files to put the code in
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| Re: AirStrike function [message #330321 is a reply to message #330229] |
Tue, 13 May 2008 04:04 |
EA-DamageEverything
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| SSnipe wrote on Mon, 12 May 2008 20:52 |
why cant i get it i think i put the codes in the right places
1>.\gmscripts.cpp(68) : error C3861: 'Get_Random_Building': identifier not found
...wat files to put the code in
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The Random_Building is an addition to SSGM and has to be put in this way:
engine_gm.cpp
GameObject * Get_Random_Building(int Team) {
std::vector<GameObject*> Buildings;
GenericSLNode *x = BuildingGameObjList->HeadNode;
while (x != 0) {
GameObject *obj = (GameObject *)x->NodeData;
if (obj && (Get_Object_Type(obj) == Team || Team == 2) && !Is_Building_Dead(obj)) {
Buildings.push_back(obj);
}
x = x->NodeNext;
}
if (!Buildings.empty()) {
int Rand = Commands->Get_Random_Int(0,Buildings.size());
return Buildings[Rand];
}
return 0;
}
This comes right after "GameObject *Find_My_Veh"
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To get it working, you have to put the following into
engine_gm.h
GameObject *Get_Random_Building(int Team); // Selects a random building which has to be alive
This goes under "GameObject *Find_My_Veh(GameObject *obj); //Find my vehicle"
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Generally, scripts should go into the gmmain.cpp, their classes into gmmain.h, ScriptRegistrants into gmmain.cpp OR gmcrate.cpp (does work even if it isn't a crate event). Chat hooks are in the gmmain.cpp, their Scriptregistrants can be put either in gmmain.cpp OR gmcrate.cpp.
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Reborn thanks for the script, I'll check it later.
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