06-18-2013, 02:58 AM
06-18-2013, 03:25 AM
PHP Code:
FadeEnemyToSmoke("grunt_1, bool "scare_tingeling_rev.ogg");
You forgot a closing quotation mark for grunt_1 and a wrong bool value.
It should be this.
PHP Code:
FadeEnemyToSmoke("grunt_1", true); //Use true if you want to use sound, false if you don't. You can't modify the sound as far as I know.
06-18-2013, 03:52 AM
(06-18-2013, 03:25 AM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote: [ -> ]PHP Code:FadeEnemyToSmoke("grunt_1, bool "scare_tingeling_rev.ogg");
You forgot a closing quotation mark for grunt_1 and a wrong bool value.
It should be this.
PHP Code:FadeEnemyToSmoke("grunt_1", true); //Use true if you want to use sound, false if you don't. You can't modify the sound as far as I know.
WOW Thanks!
06-18-2013, 08:40 AM
For future reference, support questions should go in Developement Support. You're more likely to get help quickly there :)
Just to add on to what JAP said:
Once you've downloaded one (or both) of those programs, change the language in it to C++. That way, your strings, bools, and floats are colour-coded. It's just a really nifty way of making sure you don't forget a bracket or an f somewhere :p
In Notepad++, the language options are in the top bar, not hard to find at all. C++ is under the C drop-down menu. Floats and ints are orange, strings are grey, bools are blue, and non-script text (side-notes) are green.
In Geany, I have no idea because I never downloaded it :p I just know it's a program that a lot of other people here use.
Oh, and welcome to the forum!
Thanks for catching the int thing, Adrianis!
Just to add on to what JAP said:
- Strings are names of things and go in brackets (example: "servant_grunt_1")
- Bools are true/false values
- Floats are always decimal values with an f (example: 0.125f), the most common type is a time variable where the float value is given in seconds
- Int (Integers) are whole-number values and cannot have decimal places (example: 1)
- Text that isn't part of the script is indicated by two forward slashes (example: //Fix this later)
Once you've downloaded one (or both) of those programs, change the language in it to C++. That way, your strings, bools, and floats are colour-coded. It's just a really nifty way of making sure you don't forget a bracket or an f somewhere :p
In Notepad++, the language options are in the top bar, not hard to find at all. C++ is under the C drop-down menu. Floats and ints are orange, strings are grey, bools are blue, and non-script text (side-notes) are green.
In Geany, I have no idea because I never downloaded it :p I just know it's a program that a lot of other people here use.
Oh, and welcome to the forum!
Thanks for catching the int thing, Adrianis!
06-18-2013, 06:37 PM
Quote: Floats & int's are orangeUpdated
- An int is a whole number (no decimal place), unlike floats which do have decimal places an int cannot
Code:
int - 1, 5, 55, 25346
float - 1.00, 2.56, 6543.224
06-18-2013, 06:38 PM
I hate that error. Every other error (mostly) tells you exactly where in your script the error is. But this smug bastard of an error just goes "Go find it yourself, loser"
06-18-2013, 06:49 PM
Yeh but at least it gives you a solid idea of whats causing the issue!
/sarcasm
/sarcasm