[2FriedEggz]

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:GOSUB9 0AB4: 22@ = var 5 0AB4: 23@ = var 6 0AB4: 24@ = var 7 0AB4: 4@ = var 8 0AB4: 5@ = var 9 0AB4: 6@ = var 10 Actor.StorePos($PLAYER_ACTOR, 7@, 8@, 9@) if 80EC: not actor $PLAYER_ACTOR sphere 0 near_point 15@ 16@ radius 20.0 20.0 0AA1: return_if_false 050A: 0@ = distance_between_XYZ 4@ 5@ 6@ and_XYZ 15@ 16@ 17@ 050A: 1@ = distance_between_XYZ 4@ 5@ 6@ and_XYZ 7@ 8@ 9@ if 0025: 1@ > 0@ // point must be nearer to 4,5,6 than the player. 0AA1: return_if_false 050A: 0@ = distance_between_XYZ 7@ 8@ 9@ and_XYZ 15@ 16@ 17@ 050A: 1@ = distance_between_XYZ 7@ 8@ 9@ and_XYZ 22@ 23@ 24@ if 0025: 1@ > 0@ // player <-> best point > player <-> point 0AA1: return_if_false 0AB3: var 5 = 15@  //new best point 0AB3: var 6 = 16@ 0AB3: var 7 = 17@ return

I use this multiple times in a row with a different input (15@, 16@, 17@) to calculate the nearest point for the player that fits all the conditions.

However, it keeps outputting 0, 0, 0. Yet I made sure all variables start as 3000 to prevent this from being output. I'm quite happy to clarify anything necessary.

[Ashwin the new boy]

Do you know what are you doing ???
cuz i get nothing except that You want to get the coords,

pls don't show your script just tell us what you want ?

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calculate the nearest point for the player

you can't get more nearest point than this
Actor.StorePos($PLAYER_ACTOR, 7@, 8@, 9@)

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that fits all the conditions.

Which Conditions ?

[2FriedEggz]

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Do you know what are you doing ???

The mod is currently 30kb compiled, and this is the only part that causes issues. So I'm pretty sure I know what I'm doing; even if my methods are a bit unorthodox.

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you can't get more nearest point than this Actor.StorePos($PLAYER_ACTOR, 7@, 8@, 9@)

That made me laugh.

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pls don't show your script just tell us what you want ?

I need this gosub to process multiple points to determine which is closest to the player.

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Which Conditions ?

1) It must not be too close to the player. (1st return_if_false)
2) The point chosen must be nearer to 4@, 5@, 6@ than the player. (2nd return_if_false)
3) The point must be closer than the closest point found so far. (3rd return_if_false)

I've gone over this a hundred or so times, and I cannot fathom why it is outputting 0, 0, 0.

[Bad.boy!]

Actor.StorePos is the current location of the player. Would you mind posting your full script that proves that Actor.StorePos isn't the accurate location?

[2FriedEggz]

Am I not speaking English? I have no idea what's going on anymore.

I used actor.storepos in the OP. Where did I even suggest that it is inaccurate?

To try again to explain...

My mod will only work in specific places. For example, (and this is JUST an example) a roadblock would be useless in mad doggs swimming pool.

So I have predetermined points/coords that the mod will work in.

The gosub, in the OP, is intended to determine which of these points is suitable for the mod to be executed in... except for some reason it outputs 0, 0, 0 even though multiple valid points were input.

Is there anyone here who has the remotest grasp on what I'm saying?

[Deji]

It sounds like you want to check the player is in radius of a point, but that wouldn't make sense, since it only requires using 00FE.

Also, I get a feeling that if your CLEO script is 30kb, you probably need to enable "Skip scm header" in Sanny Builders options (something like that, anyway).

[Link2012]

QUOTE (Deji @ Thursday, Jun 14 2012, 17:40)

Also, I get a feeling that if your CLEO script is 30kb, you probably need to enable "Skip scm header" in Sanny Builders options (something like that, anyway).

Disable Add Extra Info To SCM

[2FriedEggz]

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Also, I get a feeling that if your CLEO script is 30kb, you probably need to enable "Skip scm header" in Sanny Builders options (something like that, anyway).

Aside from cutting kb off a file, does that actually do anything beneficial? My script's 1800 lines BTW.

Anyway this is a compilable script that demonstrates the problem. Can anyone help?

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{$CLEO .cs} 0000: :START0 wait 0 if   Player.Defined($PLAYER_CHAR) jf @START0 select_interior 0 0860: link_actor $PLAYER_ACTOR to_interior 0 00A1: put_actor $PLAYER_ACTOR at 1178.093 -166.0749 40.58875 :START1 wait 0 if and   Player.Defined($PLAYER_CHAR) 00E1:   key_pressed 0 4 // Action 00E1:   key_pressed 0 16 // Sprint jf @START1 22@ = 3000 // Should prevent 0, 0, 0 23@ = 3000 24@ = 3000 4@ = -98.40488 5@ = -938.9159 6@ = 20.60678 gosub @PLACE_1 gosub @POINTCHECK gosub @PLACE_2 gosub @POINTCHECK gosub @PLACE_3 gosub @POINTCHECK Jump @TELEPORT :PLACE_1 15@ = 908.501 16@ = -175.6631 17@ = 10.80305 return :PLACE_2 15@ = 620.4529 16@ = 308.6574 17@ = 19.87542 return :PLACE_3 15@ = -98.40488 16@ = -938.9159 17@ = 20.60678 return :POINTCHECK Actor.StorePos($PLAYER_ACTOR, 7@, 8@, 9@) if 80EC: not actor $PLAYER_ACTOR sphere 0 near_point 15@ 16@ radius 20.0 20.0 0AA1: return_if_false 050A: 0@ = distance_between_XYZ 4@ 5@ 6@ and_XYZ 15@ 16@ 17@ 050A: 1@ = distance_between_XYZ 4@ 5@ 6@ and_XYZ 7@ 8@ 9@ if 0025: 1@ > 0@ 0AA1: return_if_false 050A: 0@ = distance_between_XYZ 7@ 8@ 9@ and_XYZ 15@ 16@ 17@ 050A: 1@ = distance_between_XYZ 7@ 8@ 9@ and_XYZ 22@ 23@ 24@ if 0025: 1@ > 0@ 0AA1: return_if_false 0087: 22@ = 15@ 0087: 23@ = 16@ 0087: 24@ = 17@ return :TELEPORT 00A1: put_actor $PLAYER_ACTOR at 22@ 23@ 24@ Jump @START1

It should teleport the player to 908.501, -175.6631, 10.80305, but it teleports him to 0, 0, 0.

Does anyone know why?

[juarez]

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22@ = 3000 // Should prevent 0, 0, 0 23@ = 3000 24@ = 3000

but...

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22@ = 3000.0 // Should prevent 0, 0, 0 23@ = 3000.0 24@ = 3000.0