[JACK JONES]

Hey there. I need to know is there a way to remove (I mean destroy) a solid objects from the game created by this opcode:

CODE

029B: 0@ = init_object #OD_CELLDOOR02 at 384.098 -505.893 9.68

Of course I tried:

CODE

03AE: remove_objects_from_cube 300.0 -600.0 0.0 400.0 -400.0 40.0   0108: destroy_object 0@

The problem with the opcode 0108 is that the solid objects are defined inside the main.scm with a global variables and I need all this for CLEO and we all know that he (I said he not it ) hates globals. Anyway I became desperate and decided to put the same global variable of the solid object from the main.scm to the opcode 0108 inside a CLEO but the object was still there - the opcode 0108 was unable to recognize that solid object because it was inside the main.scm but not in CLEO thread. Any suggestions?

This post has been edited by JACK JONES on Sunday, Jul 29 2012, 18:15

[Ashwin the new boy]

U R Free to use Global var in Cleo as long as U Know what R U doing,

[spaceeinstein]

CLEO doesn't hate globals. Coders that use globals indiscriminately break the game. If you already know the exact variable, then you're fine using it.

[JACK JONES]

I understand that I can't use an existing numbers of global variables from the main.scm in CLEO but I tried anyway - I looked into the main.scm and found the object number. Then I put that global variable with the same number inside CLEO and that didn't help either - the object just can't be removed via CLEO - only in main.scm.

This post has been edited by JACK JONES on Thursday, Aug 2 2012, 11:00

[Ashwin the new boy]

I don't think so,
let me check

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Its Working as good as it should
ahhh nevermind

This post has been edited by Ashwin the new boy on Friday, Aug 3 2012, 01:21

[Deji]

QUOTE (JACK JONES @ Thursday, Aug 2 2012, 10:54)

I understand that I can't use an existing numbers of global variables from the main.scm in CLEO but I tried anyway - I looked into the main.scm and found the object number. Then I put that global variable with the same number inside CLEO and that didn't help either - the object just can't be removed via CLEO - only in main.scm.

Tried decompiling your own script to see whether Sanny compiled the var number right?

[JACK JONES]

EDITED: I decompiled the main.scm again and the number was diferent so the problem is solved. I made a very stupid mistake - what a waste of time for nothing.


This post has been edited by JACK JONES on Thursday, Aug 2 2012, 19:41