[Ify24]

Oh silly me.

Thanks guys.

EDIT:

So, as you may noticed, I am making a new health bar.
I will use it for my mod.

And I need a little help.

So here is the script:

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// Thread: Health :HEALTH thread 'HEALTH' wait 100 ms :HEALTH_1 wait 0 ms 0223: set_actor $PLAYER_ACTOR health_to 90 0390: load_txd_dictionary 'BAR' 038F: load_texture "BARONELO" as 1 // Load dictionary with 0390 first 038F: load_texture "BARONELO1" as 2 // Load dictionary with 0390 first 03F0: enable_text_draw 1 :DRAW wait 0 ms 0226: $HEALTH = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR health 03E3: set_texture_to_be_drawn_antialiased 1 038D: draw_texture 1 position 209.5 415.0 size 120.0 12.0 RGBA 255 255 255 255 :Check_5 wait 0 ms if  not $HEALTH > 85 jf @DRAW jump @DRAW_2 :DRAW_2 wait 1 ms 03E3: set_texture_to_be_drawn_antialiased 1 038D: draw_texture 2 position 209.5 415.0 size 120.0 12.0 RGBA 255 255 255 255 jump @DRAW_2

This is just a example.

So basicly what I will be doing is drawing new texture whenever will player loss or gain health.

But there is a little 'problem' in script.

First bar baronelo is blinking until baronelo1 is drawn.

And I knew this will happen, but how to fix it?

This post has been edited by Ify24 on Wednesday, Aug 1 2012, 11:51

[oksa8]

@ify24

Remove second "wait 0 ms", un-needed.

[Ify24]

QUOTE (oksa8 @ Thursday, Aug 2 2012, 15:14)

@ify24 Remove second "wait 0 ms", un-needed.

Thanks

[fireguy109]

Howdy. Can somebody test this script in Vice City for me? Just drive to the icon in any car and stop in the garage, then follow the readme. All I need is a verification that each feature works, and a screenshot of the menu and garage if possible (not that big a deal). Thanks in advance.

The script - http://upload.tjbp.net/vcgarage2_2.zip

[Mister X]

Someone can help me?

I'm really shame opening thread for every silly thing,so I think someone can help me from here

I'm doing a script on some pickup. The problem is: for some problem,I cannot use the opcode "if picked up" because it's a Bribe,and if anyone has ever picked up a single bribe the IF would return me every time YES,so the script f*cked up very soon. So,I must use another way: if the player is near the bribe (VERY close),I clear the wanted level. Easy:

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00D6: if 8039:   not  7@ == 0 // integer values 80F6:   not player $PLAYER_CHAR 0 -1093.1843 -711.0524 11.7914 radius 2.0 2.0 2.0 004D: jump_if_false @LABELBRIBEPICKED

Off course,doesn't work if I'm on a vehicle (it doesn't never jump on desidered label).. I used EVERY opcode related to player-vehicle,but I can't do it work...Some advice? So what opcode I can use to check if player vehicle is "going" into that coordinates?

Unfortunatelly I'm coding Vice City,so it's hard to find good opcode.

This post has been edited by Mister X on Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 09:21

[SilentPL]

QUOTE (Mister X @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 11:11)

I'm doing a script on some pickup. The problem is: for some problem,I cannot use the opcode "if picked up" because it's a Bribe,and if anyone has ever picked up a single bribe the IF would return me every time YES,so the script f*cked up very soon. So,I must use another way: if the player is near the bribe (VERY close),I clear the wanted level.

Bribes clear wanted level automatically, no need to code anything in SCM.

[Mister X]

QUOTE (SilentPL @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 11:49)

QUOTE (Mister X @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 11:11) I'm doing a script on some pickup. The problem is: for some problem,I cannot use the opcode "if picked up" because it's a Bribe,and if anyone has ever picked up a single bribe the IF would return me every time YES,so the script f*cked up very soon. So,I must use another way: if the player is near the bribe (VERY close),I clear the wanted level. Bribes clear wanted level automatically, no need to code anything in SCM.

Yup,I know. But that bribe delete ALL wanted stars at once.

So I must code that. Work on foot,doesn't work (obliviously,opcode 80F6 work only on foot) on car.

[JACK JONES]

Did you try this:

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{$CLEO .cs} thread 'Jack' :0 wait 250 if 0256:   player $PLAYER_CHAR defined jf @0 0213: 0@ = create_pickup -4 type 15 at X Y Z // define this coord :1 wait 0 if 0214:   pickup 0@ picked_up jf @1 010D: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR wanted_level_to 6 05DC: end_custom_thread

[Mister X]

QUOTE (JACK JONES @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 12:47)

Did you try this: CODE {$CLEO .cs} thread 'Jack' :0 wait 250 if 0256:   player $PLAYER_CHAR defined jf @0 0213: 0@ = create_pickup -4 type 15 at X Y Z // define this coord :1 wait 0 if 0214:   pickup 0@ picked_up jf @1 010D: set_player $PLAYER_CHAR wanted_level_to 6 05DC: end_custom_thread

Yup

First thing I tried.


But it suffer a "strange" problem: after some test,I discovered that if the player has ever picked up at least one bribe (even the original ones in city) the

CODE

0214:   pickup 0@ picked_up

return every time YES.

This happen ONLY with bribe: some custom pickup and other kind works well. In fact,with other pickup I only use,simply,the 0214 opcode.


So doesn't work...I've done "that" trick (posted previously) and works good,but it doesn't work if I drive onto it with vehicle like normal bribe because

CODE

80F6:   not player $PLAYER_CHAR 0 -1093.1843 -711.0524 11.7914 radius 2.0 2.0 2.0

refer to a "on foot" player. I must find an opcode that work even on a car.

[SilentPL]

Just recreate the bribe after player has picked it up. Wait 30 seconds or so before doing this and voila.

[Mister X]

QUOTE (SilentPL @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 13:42)

Just recreate the bribe after player has picked it up. Wait 30 seconds or so before doing this and voila.

Too bad: I cannot make a 30000 wait because the script manage several thing that happen around the city

If I cannot find a good opcode to insert into "that" if,I leave it in that way.---

[fireguy109]

Use a varuable like 32@ that increases by 1 each millisecond. Set this = 0 and then just do a check to see if it > 29999, which is 30 seconds. You can probably build in other loops if you do that.

[Ify24]

What is the ID number of object #GRASSPLANT ?

[JACK JONES]

At the begining of the main.scm file you'll find all of the object number IDs. It looks like this:

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DEFINE OBJECT INFO                     // Object number -1

In this case the object ID is -1

[Ify24]

QUOTE (JACK JONES @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 17:14)

At the begining of the main.scm file you'll find all of the object number IDs. It looks like this: CODE DEFINE OBJECT INFO                     // Object number -1 In this case the object ID is -1

Oh, I forgot, thanks

[Link2012]

This is not a ID at all, It's a reference to a ID, it can vary from main to main, it's best to check in the IDE files.

[Ify24]

QUOTE (Link2012 @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 18:13)

This is not a ID at all, It's a reference to a ID, it can vary from main to main, it's best to check in the IDE files.

Yeah, but it's fine to use to creat a object. That's why I needed it

[Deji]

Just write #INFO, select it and press Ctrl+Alt+H and Sanny Builder will convert it to a working model ID.

[Link2012]

QUOTE (Ify24 @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 16:59)

QUOTE (Link2012 @ Wednesday, Aug 8 2012, 18:13) This is not a ID at all, It's a reference to a ID, it can vary from main to main, it's best to check in the IDE files. Yeah, but it's fine to use to creat a object. That's why I needed it

Will be same thing, will vary on each main, if you put -1 in the create_object and the user has a stripped main without any model reference, I don't know the behaviour of your script, but for sure will not create the object that you want.

[HeresOtis]

How would one spawn a car by using test cheat opcode? This snippet of coding seems to be slow, as I type the name, the car takes about 100-1000 milliseconds to spawn (I'm guessing it waits until the code loops back to that specific car model). How can this code be better?

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for 1@ = 400 to 612 step 1    wait 0    if or        0A01:   model 1@ car        0820:   model 1@ heli    then            0ADB: 2@v = car_model 1@ name //        0AD0: show_formatted_text_lowpriority "%s" time 100 2@v        if            0ADC:   test_cheat 2@v        then                    repeat                Model.Load(1@)                wait 0            until Model.Available(1@)                        00A5: 0@ = create_car 1@ at 0.0 0.0 0.0            Car.RemoveReferences(0@)                    end    end end