Not giving you a prize.

[karazu]

Please help me with this.

after the event/BG it will not give you a prize.


This is the script


DRAW,TEAM A or B wins it will not give you.

 

 

OnTimer190000:
    if(.point[1]>.point[2]){
        set .bg_id_w,$@bg_id_a;
        Announce "[Battle Ground]:Team A Win!",0;
    }else if(.point[2]>.point[1]){
        set .bg_id_w,$@bg_id_b;
        Announce "[Battle Ground]:Team B Win!",0;
    }else{
        set .bg_id_w,-1;
        Announce "[Battle Ground]:Draw!",0;
    }
    for( set .@i,1; .playerid[.@i]; set .@i,.@i+1 ){
        if( attachrid(.playerid[.@i]) ){    //Prize if Team A win
            if(.bg_id_w == -1){ getitem 605,1;} //If Match Draws
            else if( getcharid(4) == .bg_id_w ) { getitem 605,1;} //If Someone Wins
        }
    }
 
 

 

[skyleo]

Are you sure that you're syntax of your for()-loop is right?

for( set .@i,1; ..playerid[.@i]; set .@i,.@i+1 ){

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as you can the in the marked part there is not really a statement telling the loop how long it should repeat.

It might be working, what I actually do not know because the athena-script-language is a bit weird and sometimes quite simple, so I would find it weird, if this would work.

If it's like PHP it might be working if it interprets that you're just asking if this var has a value, so returning true. and as long as this statement returns true the for-loop should work.

 

But to be safe just try this:

 

for( set .@i,1; getarraysize(.playerid[.@i]) < .@i; set .@i,.@i+1 ){

Edited October 16, 2013 by skyleo

[karazu]

Thank you for that.

I will try this one.

 

 

 

Are you sure that you're syntax of your for()-loop is right?

for( set .@i,1; ..playerid[.@i]; set .@i,.@i+1 ){

[/quote

as you can the in the marked part there is not really a statement telling the loop how long it should repeat.

It might be working, what I actually do not know because the athena-script-language is a bit weird and sometimes quite simple, so I would find it weird, if this would work.

If it's like PHP it might be working if it interprets that you're just asking if this var has a value, so returning true. and as long as this statement returns true the for-loop should work.

 

But to be safe just try this:

 

for( set .@i,1; getarraysize(.playerid[.@i]) < .@i; set .@i,.@i+1 ){

Hello  Still did not work.

 

 

It will only announce and will not give prize..


Hello Lets just continue the discussion fixing here:
 

 

http://rathena.org/board/topic/88645-custom-battle-ground-by-goddammit-not-properly-working/
 

Thank you

Edited October 16, 2013 by karazu