tiles[x,y] ?

[Raeiphon]

I cant seem to get it to work.

  //begin complex
  if (strequals(#v(tiles[playerx,playery]),127 + 15 * 16)) {
    setplayerprop #c, command;
  }

It's meant to set the player chat to "command" whenever you fire the weapon on a normal grass ground, and yes, it is a shovel. I cant think of any other way to do this, and my commands RTF doesnt have tiles[x,y] in it. Is there another one I can get which is upadted?

[Skyld]

"127 + 15 * 16" is being treated as a string, not being evaluated.

Try #v(127 + 15 * 16).

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

Originally Posted by Skyld

Try #v(127 + 15 * 16).

Or you can just do
tiles[playerx,playery] == 127 + 15 * 16
although, it's probably better to just use 367 instead of 127 + 15 * 16

[ApothiX]

Originally Posted by ZeLpH_MyStiK

Or you can just do
tiles[playerx,playery] == 127 + 15 * 16
although, it's probably better to just use 367 instead of 127 + 15 * 16

Each of the numbers in that statement must have some significance, so it's probably better to leave it in a way you can understand it, rather than use one big magic number :x

[Raeiphon]

Still doesnt work, i've tried it with the #v on both, refuses to work =/

EDIT:
odd, It works now, but the normal grass code is 2047 for some reason, is there any way to verify that?

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

Originally Posted by ApothiX

Each of the numbers in that statement must have some significance, so it's probably better to leave it in a way you can understand it, rather than use one big magic number :x

ah, that's what comments are for okiesmoke =p

[xAndrewx]

Why don't you make the specific tiles in an array?
It'd be alot easier my friend. :0

[ZeLpH_MyStiK]

Originally Posted by xAndrewx

Why don't you make the specific tiles in an array?
It'd be alot easier my friend. :0

Why would he need it in an array? He only has one tile to check for =\

[ApothiX]

Originally Posted by ZeLpH_MyStiK

ah, that's what comments are for okiesmoke =p

comments?! Who need's 'em! :P

Real scripters script everything on one line and have no comments!1!!1

[xAndrewx]

Originally Posted by ZeLpH_MyStiK

Why would he need it in an array? He only has one tile to check for =\

I'm still saying using an array would be alot easier.

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by xAndrewx

I'm still saying using an array would be alot easier.

Explain this theory.

[xAndrewx]

It'd be alot easier, if you ever wanted to add more then just one tile. Future planning

[Skyld]

But that doesn't make it any easier to do in the present?

[Fox1545]

Originally Posted by ZeLpH_MyStiK

although, it's probably better to just use 367 instead of 127 + 15 * 16
[...]
ah, that's what comments are for okiesmoke =p

It is not. Ideally you would use a constant like this.TILE_FOOBAR = 127 + 15 * 16;, or at least a function like getTileFromTileset(x, y) if the tile is not really namable. Putting magic numbers and then commenting them is not exactly elegant, and the foo + bar * 16 form at least adds a lot of editability.

Originally Posted by Raeiphon

odd, It works now, but the normal grass code is 2047 for some reason, is there any way to verify that?

Mouseover it in the tile selection frame, and you are going to see the coordinates at the bottom of it. The `code' is x + 16 * y, I think.
Alternatively, write a script to output the `code' of the tile below your mouse cursor or something.

Originally Posted by xAndrewx

It'd be alot easier, if you ever wanted to add more then just one tile. Future planning

Because it is totally cool to go against generally accepted programming practice for no reason at all.

[Yen]

O-o Haha, all this time I thought it was x + y * 16.

Anyway, I think the original poster is still trying to use #v() somewhere in the equation. You DO NOT need #v() ANYWHERE. The correct way to do it is (tiles[x,y] == number)

And I agree with Fox. Plus, an array with one value isn't an array..
However, I think you should be able to read a variable that's not an array with var[0].

PHP Code:

function onCreated() {
  this.cookies = 7;
  chat = this.cookies[0];
}