Stolao Posted July 10, 2015 Posted July 10, 2015 (edited) for(.@e = 0; .@e<4; .@e++){ set .@r,rand(1,.L[3]); set .@s[.@e],getd(".M" +.@r)[.@r]; } ok my question is in the "set .@s[.@e]" part of the script, where should the "[.@r]" fall in this code should it fall within the getd() or after? second question getarg(0)[.@s] if getarg(0) is a menu name eg .H$, how would i pull out of the .H$ array via getarg Edited July 10, 2015 by Stolao Quote
Capuche Posted July 10, 2015 Posted July 10, 2015 second question getarg(0)[.@s] if getarg(0) is a menu name eg .H$, how would i pull out of the .H$ array via getarg getelementofarray( getarg(0),<index> ) should work 1 Quote
Kurofly Posted July 10, 2015 Posted July 10, 2015 for(.@e = 0; .@e<4; .@e++){ set .@r,rand(1,.L[3]); set .@s[.@e],getd(".M" +.@r+"["+.@r+"]"); } always inside For the other one you can't use the whole array as an argument. I think I heard somewhere that you can pass player array variables in functions but I never tried it So you have two choices: Either you use a @var[] array and then use it in your function Or you pass the name of the array to your function so that it can get the variables using getvariableofnpc() and getd() note that you'l have to give your array lenght to your function for example : - script YourNPCName -1,{ callfunc "YourFuncName",".myarrayname",getarraysize(.myarrayname); } function script YourFuncName { for (.@i = 0 ; .@i < getarg(1) ; .@i++) debugmes "val "+.@i+" : "+getvariableofnpc(getd(getarg(0)+"["+.@i+"]"),"YourNPCName"); return; } 1 Quote
nanakiwurtz Posted July 10, 2015 Posted July 10, 2015 I don't quite understand your questions for(.@e = 0; .@e<4; .@e++){ set .@r,rand(1,.L[3]); set .@s[.@e],getd(".M" +.@r+"["+.@r+"]"); } 1 Quote
Stolao Posted July 10, 2015 Author Posted July 10, 2015 I don't quite understand your questions for(.@e = 0; .@e<4; .@e++){ set .@r,rand(1,.L[3]); set .@s[.@e],getd(".M" +.@r+"["+.@r+"]"); } let me add more detail then setarray .M1,1,2,3; setarray .M2,4,5,6; setarray .M3,7,8,9; for(.@e = 0; .@e<4; .@e++){ set .@r,rand(1,.L[3]); set .@s[.@e],getd(".M" +.@r)[.@rr]; } im trying to set .@s randomly from one of those 3 .M arrays, from a random point in one of those arrays basically i want getd() to be from an array so how do i set the array index Quote
nanakiwurtz Posted July 10, 2015 Posted July 10, 2015 I don't know about your .L[3], and it looks like that Kurofly has answered your second question? setarray .M1,1,2,3; setarray .M2,4,5,6; setarray .M3,7,8,9; for (.@e = 0; .@e<4; .@e++) { set .@r,rand(1,.L[3]); set .@s[.@e],getd(".M"+.@r+"["+rand(getarraysize(getd(".M"+.@r)))+"]"; } 1 Quote
Stolao Posted July 11, 2015 Author Posted July 11, 2015 second question getarg(0)[.@s] if getarg(0) is a menu name eg .H$, how would i pull out of the .H$ array via getarg getelementofarray( getarg(0),<index> ) should work getd(getarg(0)+"["+.@r+"]"); is what i ended up going with for the 2nd part, thanks guys Quote
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ok my question is in the "set .@s[.@e]" part of the script, where should the "[.@r]" fall in this code should it fall within the getd() or after?
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if getarg(0) is a menu name eg .H$, how would i pull out of the .H$ array via getarg
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