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QuoteYou may not see it now the team insist that the feels training is approaching and expect to board it soon.I'm so glad your back Icey
QuoteThe author sounds to much like a child that had seen transfomers for the first time. Im sorry i dont want to Insult anyoneAre you referring to the author of the article posted by Snarky? This doesn't make much sense, she seemed to be sticking to the facts of where research is at this time (and it seems you agree with her
) To try and calculate when a breakthrough will happen, based on history of technological advancement, is the same process that told us we should have flying cars and personal androids by now. Building an AI system that's pretty darn good with ones and zeros is a lot more possible than simulating the human/anything brain. As far as I know, not a scientist here obviously, we are not able to even replicate/build a single cell, a little under gunned to take on the brain. But, who am I to say you can't dream or do the impossible even.
, some might not but that's ok. I don't mind the fact that it can vary in tone, if it was all dark all the time I wouldn't like it as much, variety is more entertaining. As far as the origin stories and time-lines, well DC hasn't been at all faithful to that anyways (from what I have observed).. so a purist fan-boy may not like the adjustments, but they were already unhappy Quote from: Nixxon on Wed 28/10/2015 03:30:09Quote from: MiteWiseacreLives! on Wed 28/10/2015 02:16:52
Yes you can have if statement inside of another.
Not to be insulting, but are you actually reading my replies?
The code goes where I indicated, inside of the (overmenubar == true) block of code, you want to intercept the mouse.Mode = old_mouse_mode
If this is still not clicking for you I can get on my computer and type up the code for you later.
No insult taken at all, I did try the code provided 5-6 different which ways before resorting to the boards, I always do.
I'll give it a go when I get home, thanks again for the patience and assistance.
function repeatedly_execute() {
// Put here anything you want to happen every game cycle, even when
// the game is paused. This will not run when the game is blocked
// inside a command like a blocking Walk()
if (GUI.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y) == ginvwindow) //every game cycle we check if the mouse is over the inventory window
{
if (overmenubar == false) // checks if we are already over the inventory window, if so skip this code we only need do it once.
{
old_mouse_mode = mouse.Mode; //store the current mouse mode
mouse.Mode = eModeInteract; // change mode to the interact/pointer cursor
overmenubar = true; // set to true so this block of code doesn't run endlessly
mouse.DisableMode(eModeTalkto); // start disabling all the mouse modes so player doesn't cycle through them
//etc here insert the rest of the mouse.DisableMode(eMode...); lines you need dependant on the mouse modes in your game.
}
}
else // if the mouse is not over the inventory window
{
if (overmenubar == true) // if this is true, the mouse must have just been over the inventory window
{
// mouse.Mode = eModeInteract; <----- remove this line! it will simply change cursor to the interact mode!!
overmenubar = false;
if (mouse.Mode != eModeUseinv) { //so if the mouse mode is anything other than Use Inventory Mode
mouse.Mode = old_mouse_mode; // set it to the mouse mode the player had before entering the area of the inventory window,
}
// otherwise it will leave the cursor as a selected inventory item.
mouse.EnableMode(eModeLookat); // now Look At is available to the player again.
//etc... insert all the mouse modes you want to re-enable like: mouse.EnableMode(eModeInteract);
}
}
}
If(mouse.Mode != eModeUseInv) {
mouse.Mode = old_mouse_mode;
}
GUIControl.GetAtScreenXY() == [insert name of your inventory window]