Item_on_spot

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AuthorTopic: Item_on_spot
Thralni
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 written Saturday, September 30 2006 06:24 Profile Homepage #0
I want a script to check whether there is a specific item on a specific spot, but I didn't find the right call. I only found "item_of_class_on_spot" and that was basically it. is there the call i want (a call to check whether a specific items was put on a specific spot), or will I have to do it with the item_of_class call?

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Amyth
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 written Saturday, September 30 2006 07:12 Profile Homepage #1
Odd. I thought there was a call for that. It looks like you're stuck with item_of_class_on_spot.

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Thralni
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 written Sunday, October 1 2006 08:15 Profile Homepage #2
I tried the following:

beginstate START_STATE;

if (get_flag(13,5) == 0 && item_of_class_on_spot(26,33,1) == 1);
set_flag(13,5,1);

if (get_flag(13,5) == 4 && item_of_class_on_spot(34,33,2) == 1);
set_flag(13,5,5);

break;
It doesn't seem to work. Anybody know what the cause could be?

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Amyth
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 written Sunday, October 1 2006 08:18 Profile Homepage #3
Make sure you have the items set to a special class.

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Thralni
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 written Sunday, October 1 2006 08:48 Profile Homepage #4
I did that, didn't I? The third parameter in between the brackets (1 at the first call, 2 at the second), is the item class.

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wz. As
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 written Sunday, October 1 2006 12:16 Profile #5
Are there supposed to be semicolons after the "if" statements?

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Amyth
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 written Sunday, October 1 2006 12:21 Profile Homepage #6
I mean that you have to set that specific item to that class in your scenario data script.

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Thuryl
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 written Sunday, October 1 2006 13:54 Profile Homepage #7
quote:
Originally written by wz. As:

Are there supposed to be semicolons after the "if" statements?
No. Also, if I were writing it, I'd practise safe mathematics and use parentheses:

if ((get_flag(13,5) == 0) && (item_of_class_on_spot(26,33,1) == 1))
set_flag(13,5,1);


[ Sunday, October 01, 2006 13:54: Message edited by: Anthropos Kakistos ]

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