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FPSC Classic Scripts / what is wrong with my script?

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 16:20 Edited at: 16th Mar 2008 16:22
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What is wrong with my script i dont see anything wrong with it.



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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 16:34
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Don't put spaces in...

It's ROTATETOPLR, not ROTATEPLR....

You need to put states at the end of your lines that will bring them back to state 2.....

It would help more if you told me what isn't working.....

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 16:44
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ou should go back over the conventions for fpi scripting. Which are actions and which are conditions, and where they go in the script. Remember there are always two colons on each line.

Quote: "state=1,plrcanbeseen, sound=audiobankguardgetbackhere.wav, state=2"


probably should be:state=1,plrcanbeseen: sound=audiobank\guardgetbackhere.wav,state=2

Watch for extra spaces, missing colons and actions where conditions should be.


Quote: ":state=2,plrdistfurther=50,rateoffire:rotateplr"


I don't know what rateoffife is and it's rotatetoplr

Quote: "state=2,plrdistwithin=10, plradddhealth=-50"


Again, watch for extra spaces.

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 16:48
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thanks il see if this works

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 16:50
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no the npc still remains unresponsive

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 16:51
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And the script still remains invisible.

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 17:07
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what?

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Posted: 16th Mar 2008 21:21 Edited at: 16th Mar 2008 21:23
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Post the changed script. We can't see what you did. Is this the characters AIMain?

Look for PlystirE's AI Script Tutorial. He just did it a day or two ago.

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Posted: 17th Mar 2008 19:24
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i dont know if this is main or whatever but here it is the changed code



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You didn't make any of the changes we showed you. The script will not work until you do. You need to have a basic understanding of the scripting language before you try making complex AI scripts.

There is a scripting tutorial on my site that will give you the basics of the language, what the syntax is and how the engine executes a script. After that, look at PlystirE's tutorial that I referenced above, and it will show you how to make this script.

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Posted: 17th Mar 2008 22:27
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You have also mispelled "plraddhealth"... looks like you got 3 d's in there.

Why did you put quotes around you're scripting lines? That doesn't make any sense.

Two of your lines are missing the "action colon", a few spots have a space after a comma (shouldn't matter, but it's bad coding practice)


Keep at it. Looks like you have a lot of little mistakes, although the logic seems like it would work, make your waypoints a seperate portion of the script. If you read my tutorial, you'll notice that I make a huge emphasis on how to create an effective waypoint system. I also mention that if you want the guard to do something OTHER than follow waypoints, you'll need to STOP him from following waypoints.


Good luck!


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Posted: 18th Mar 2008 18:03
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thanks

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