tiletype(x,y)
 

I can't seem to get it to work =/
Any suggestions?
It always says -1...
I tried ti when attached to the npc and when off the npc
tried it server and client side...
I don't know what else to do x_x

Never saw no other reason to use this before, but i gave it a shot.

No dice for me though, -1 all the way.

I did not test this, but might it be tiletype[x,y] ?

Or only working serverside/clientside?

I did not test this, I'm only giving suggestions.

Nope for both of those =(

are you on a gmap

I just tested it online and it works. Gives 0 on non-blocking tiles, 11 in water, and 22 on blocking tiles.

edit: just tested it offline and it works also. Note: this is using the era tileset.

NPC Code:

---

//#CLIENTSIDE

if (created) timeout = .05;

if (timeout){

  message #v(tiletype(playerx,playery));

  timeout = .05;

}

---

tiletype( x, y ) returns the neworder tiletype used for setshape2 on x,y

Tiletype / tile index (use with setshape)
nonblock 0
hurt underground 2
chair 3
bed upper 4
bed lower 5
swamp 6
lava swamp 7
near water 8
water 11
lava 12
throw-through 20
jump stone 21
blocking 22

this be what I have in my commands.rtf, you're probably just not using a neworder tileset

I was, is that a problem x_x

Similar to setshape2, 0 = non-blocking, while 22 = blocking. Never knew 11 was water, but 3 = sitting/chair.

Yes.. setshape2 also uses tiletypes.

your x/y tends to be different on a gmap ;o plus if you wanna check if its water on a gmap just use getz and check the value

I know how setshape2 works...
And yes it is on a gmap.
It is for my boat system.

[EDIT]
And this never returns a 0 or anything no matter what. Only -1.
[/EDIT]

And here I thought you had 'owned' gscript. Guess it is, after all, the other way around?

I had and now it had it's revenge on me.
Need to point out anymore obvious things?
And btw I figured it out (With Robin's help)
You have to be using a custom tileset for it to work right.

My alternative to all that want to know:
Instead of doing

NPC Code:

---

setshape2 x,y,{tiles};

---

Do this:

NPC Code:

---

this.shape={tiles};

setshape2 x,y,this.shape;

---

Then somewhere else in the script do something like:

NPC Code:

---

if (this.shape[int(playerx-x+0.5)*int(imgwidth(#f)/16)+int(playery-y+1)]=11) {commands;}

---

(You would use 11 if you wanted to check for water tile, you can change that ;P)

And again.
I am posting this to HELP PEOPLE who have this same problem and use the thing called "Search" and find this thread so they don't post the same topic.
Don't flame me for helping the scripting forum out -_-

good job reading my post there, :whatever:

GMAPs are annoying sometimes to, since the x and y isn't perfect, but oh well. I hate setshape2 >_>, espically if I leave one number out, I can't open the script again and change it -.-

My post got deleted why...?

open the level in a txt silly ¬.¬'

..::[ EDIT..
if its not a .graal or .gmap
..EDIT ]::..

Don't know - I didn't see it.

I highly recommend that you fix your signature. It is more than 300px tall.

And, if you have a problem with my responses, perhaps your approaches should be rethought (e.g. "Look at me I owned gscript!"). People who proclaim themselves excessively good at scripting while simultaneously not understanding simple concepts and not taking the effor to even read the replies given should not expect people to be very patient with them.