Ok here´s my little problem. I have a small gnome on one of the pictures and i want him to walk around the screen and pick up stuff here´s the code but he doesnät walk...the only thing that happens is that the gnome stands still on the same place and plays the picking up animation over and over again a little help would be appreciated :D here´s the code i made
function room_RepExec()
{
int ran=Random(7);
if (ran==0)
{cChar5.Walk(633, 377);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else if (ran==1)
{cChar5.Walk(200, 350);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else if (ran==2)
{cChar5.Walk(427, 287);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (2, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else if (ran==3)
{cChar5.Walk(127, 500);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else if (ran==4)
{cChar5.Walk(600, 300);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (2, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else if (ran==5)
{cChar5.Walk(127, 500);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else if (ran==6)
{cChar5.Walk(312, 375);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
else
{cChar5.Walk(72, 418);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (2, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();}
}
Each of your walk commands needs to include the eBlock parameter.
eg:
function room_RepExec()
{
int ran=Random(7);
if (ran==0)
{cChar5.Walk(633, 377,eBlock);
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
etc
yeah i thought so. Is that the only possibility? I really don't want the game to pause when he walks around. The room will be almost unplayable then
Might help (http://www.americangirlscouts.org/agswiki/Scripting%2C_Code_%26_Interaction#Having_a_character_continuously_animated_in_the_background)
yeah but isn't that´s only for doing animations in background? that wouldn't work for the guy walking around right?
You could always try something like:
function room_RepExec()
{
int ran=Random(7);
if (ran==0)
{cChar5.Walk(633, 377);
while (cChar5.Moving)
{
Wait(1);
}
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
I don't know for sure that would work, but logically it should wait until the character has finished moving before doing the animation.
Don't use the eBlock option. Instead check to see that the character has stopped moving before sending him to a new location.
int GnomeState = 0;
#define MOVE 0
#define MOVING 1
#define ANIMATIE 2
#define ANIMATING 3
function room_RepExec() {
int ran;
// MOVE - Character is has finished animating, start him on his journey
if (GnomeState==MOVE) {
GnomeState = MOVING;
ran = Random(7);
if (ran==0) cChar5.Walk(633, 377);
else if (ran==1) cChar5.Walk(200, 350);
else if (ran==2) cChar5.Walk(427, 287);
else if (ran==3) cChar5.Walk(127, 500);
else if (ran==4) cChar5.Walk(600, 300);
else if (ran==5) cChar5.Walk(127, 500);
else if (ran==6) cChar5.Walk(312, 375);
else cChar5.Walk(72, 418);
}
// MOVING - Character is moving, wait for movement to stop
else if (GnomeState==MOVING) {
if (!cChar5.Moving) GnomeState = ANIMATE;
}
// ANIMATE - Character has just stopped walking so now start the animation
else if (GnomeState==ANIMNATE) {
GnomeState = AN IMATING;
cChar5.LockView (19);
cChar5.Animate (1, 3);
cChar5.UnlockView();
}
// ANIMATING - Character is animating, wait for animation to stop
else if (GnomeState==ANIMATING) {
if (!cChar5.Animating) GnomeState = MOVE;
}
// DEFAULT - Default state is MOVE
else {
GnomeState = MOVE;
}
[edit]
The problem with Hudders approach is that the character is moved/animated by the run-time engine and not by the room script. The room script only sends a command to the run-time so it knows what action to execute. But the run-time does not do anything until the all scripts are completed for the current game scan.
Note also that my interpretation of your original code is that you want the character to walk to a random point, perform an animation and then re[peat the process.
THANK YOU!!! :D that worked. Thank you very much