Stumped

[RavenofEarth]

I'm a bit stumped as to how to get gani's to show in one certain level, but when you enter another, the default gani's show...any suggestions?

[Rick]

ganis for what?

Explain more about what you're trying to do...

[RavenofEarth]

Basically, my overworld, when you enter the overworld levels "worldmap_" it is supposed to change your gani's to a specific gani. And when you leave off the overworld, it should change your gani's back to your default walk, idle, etc.

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

check the level you're in, and then use replaceani?

[RavenofEarth]

This is what I have

NPC Code:

---

//#CLIENTSIDE

if (created || timeout) {

  if (startswith(worldmap_,#L)) {

  setani yen-mini-idle,;

  replaceani idle,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani walk,yen-mini-walk;

  replaceani sit,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani swim,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani sleep,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani sword,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani push,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani pull,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani lift,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani hurt,yen-mini-idle;

  replaceani grab,yen-mini-idle;

}

}

---

And that sets the gani's when I enter that level, but if i exit to another level, I need the gani's to set back to the original idle, walk, etc.

[napo_p2p]

This should help without giving out the whole answer.

Let's say you changed the idle gani with replaceani. To set it back to default do:

PHP Code:

replaceani idle,idle; 


[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

The script is called on creation, thus the reason why it's changing (or it's rather an illusion) when you enter the level. You are using a timeout loop that you never defined so the if (timeout) part will never be called. Try using
if (created || playerenters)
instead.

[RavenofEarth]

That's not helping me, How do I set it when i leave that level. Do I have to put an NPC in every level outside of the worldmap_ that sets the gani's, but then wouldn't that interfere with NPC's? Isn't there a way that if (created || timeout) <insert the rest of that script above, then at the end some how impliment a "else -blah-"?

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

Why are you using a timeout if you're not even setting the timeout? -.-
Check for
if (created || playerenters) {}
then check to see what level the player is in and replace with the respective ganis.

[RavenofEarth]

I changed it to the playerenters and such, but when I leave the world map, I am still using the gani that it made me use on the world map...

[Raeiphon]

Couldn't you replace timeout with timereverywhere?

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Raeiphon

Couldn't you replace timeout with timereverywhere?

That's deprecated. Also, it wouldn't solve this problem if it was not deprecated. Please do not post bad advice.

[Lance]

Originally Posted by RavenofEarth

I changed it to the playerenters and such, but when I leave the world map, I am still using the gani that it made me use on the world map...

Did you add a code block for resetting the animations? 'Cause it's kinda silly to expect it to happen without you specifying that it ought to.

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

No where in your code does it say that it would reset the animation, so why would you expect it to? -.- Try using an elseif statement and resetting the animation below that.

[Raeiphon]

Originally Posted by Lance

That's deprecated. Also, it wouldn't solve this problem if it was not deprecated. Please do not post bad advice.

I was asking.

And instead of double posting, ever heard of edit?

[haunter]

Originally Posted by Raeiphon

And instead of double posting, ever heard of edit?

Ever heard of tree structure? Read the rules.

[Rick]

Originally Posted by RavenofEarth

That's not helping me, How do I set it when i leave that level. Do I have to put an NPC in every level outside of the worldmap_ that sets the gani's, but then wouldn't that interfere with NPC's? Isn't there a way that if (created || timeout) <insert the rest of that script above, then at the end some how impliment a "else -blah-"?

if (created || playerenters) { // This event is triggered every time a player enters a level.
  if (startswith(worldmap_,#L)) {
    /* player has entered a level that begins with worldmap_ */
  }
  else {
    /* player has entered a level that does not begin with worldmap_ */
  }
}

The block of code within an else (after an if statement) will be executed if that if statement is false.

[RavenofEarth]

See, I knew one thing, but I wasn't sure how it was to be set up. the elseif worked, appreciate it.

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Raeiphon

I was asking.

And instead of double posting, ever heard of edit?

Ever heard of "read the forum rules" or "there are other types of view modes than linear"?

Well, I guess you have since Jordan already posted it.

Tip: don't tell a moderator how to post.