Troubles with #v()
 

I think the #v() command is broken. In proof, try this code:

NPC Code:

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// NPC made by Boco

if (playerenters) {

  this.Count=5;

  say2 The count is #v(this.Count);

}

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Normally, a sign would pop-up with the text, "The count is 5". But, that isn't the case. Instead, you see, "The count is 0". Am I doing something wrong, or is this command really bugged?

Re: Troubles with #v()
 

It's say2. It won't let you put stuff like that in, unfortunately.

At least, I think that's the problem.

I have never had #v() work for me....I have had to use #s

If just #v(varname) doesn't work, I'd suggest trying: #s(strtofloat(#v(varname))), sounds a bit weird, but it might just work.

Try making the variable lowercase. That might fix it. I know #v works for me...

Problem is NPC variables
 

I modifed my code:

NPC Code:

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// NPC made by Boco

if (playerenters) {

  test=1;

  this.test=1;

  level.test=1;

  client.test=1;

  server.test=1;

  //If return's 1, then it works.  If 0, then brokey

  say2

Normal is #v(test)#b

Level is #v(level.test)#b

NPC-Only is #v(this.test)#b

Client is #v(client.test)#b

Server is #v(server.test);

}

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I tested all forms of the variable, and these are my results. I ran the test NPC and a sign popped up saying:

Normal is 1
Level is 1
NPC-Only is 0
Client is 1
Server is 1

this.variables are the only ones that don't work right. #s(this.variables) work, but for some reason, they don't with #v()... I am pretty sure this is a bug. Should I post this on the bug board now?

Thanks for submitting it.
I have checked it, the problem is that
the npc uses a special function for say/say2
to parse the image codes (#i) and such stuff
and that function is npc-independed,
so no npc variables can be accessed.
I will fix that in the next version.