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FPSC Classic Scripts / Volume Editor script problem

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TodeGamer
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Posted: 24th Mar 2016 01:43
I tried to make a volume editor by pressing pgup and pgdn, I set the music volumeand soundscale to my global variable name volume in the setuplevel.fpi and use the triggerzone to activate it but didn't work.

Setuplevel.fpi:


Here is my triggerzone script:
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ncmako
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Posted: 24th Mar 2016 22:56
Hi TodeGamer
After looking at your script I noticed the "pgdn" as key #202, it should be key #209. Also the syntax is "keypressed=x y" ( as in keypressed=209 then a 1 for true or 0 for untrue)
I also have a simple script just for this that Conjured Entertainment made awhile ago.
See if this works for you...?

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TodeGamer
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Posted: 25th Mar 2016 00:50 Edited at: 25th Mar 2016 07:57
@ncmako

Thanks man. Your script works fine, but I want the player to just hold the keys instead of tapping them. I edited my scripts but still doesn't work. I also want to give the player an option to edit the global volume. And can I save the variable in the ini or some sort of config?
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ncmako
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Posted: 26th Mar 2016 12:19
TodeGamer
Quote: "to just hold the keys instead of tapping them"

The problem I ran into is that a script cycles so fast just one tap it goes from one
extreme to the other. It needs a state to "stop" it to have some control over it.
I tried a few other things, like attaching the script to an unused "entity" but
had same results.
Quote: " And can I save the variable in the ini or some sort of config"

I did see once where member "hukuta94" did write and save to the "setup.ini"
file. It's worth looking into. The commands are there for this.."savesvar=This writes all setup variables to the setup.ini."
And a lot of others. I'll try a few things.
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TodeGamer
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Posted: 27th Mar 2016 12:13
@ncmako

Maybe use the timer?

and how can I use the "savevar="? Are there any tutorial?
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ncmako
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Posted: 27th Mar 2016 16:28
TodeGamer
Quote: "Are there any tutorial?"

Alot of these are located in the "syntax" list. But after reading some more I see they are
related to the GUI-X9 hud & menu system. https://forum.thegamecreators.com/thread/190129
http://gui.rkwebcreations.com/
I've only used this once or twice. I think a conventional script would be best here?
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Posted: 29th Mar 2016 14:12
TodeGamer
Quote: "Maybe use the timer?"

I was able to get a timed script running for volume adjustment using pg up&dn keys.
Just attach to a trigger.

See how it works for you. Adjust timer to meet your needs.
I never could get the "musicvolume" to react with a variable.
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Posted: 31st Mar 2016 11:49
@ncmako

Sorry for late reply. Your script gave me an idea. I'll try something to see if it works.

PS: Does GUIX9 commands only works if the game menu was built by the software? Or can I test the command in the test game? Sorry for bad Eng.
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Posted: 31st Mar 2016 22:03
TodeGamer
Quote: "if the game menu was built by the software? Or can I test the command in the test game"

That EXACT same question hit me while doing some searches on the forums. I also recall someone saying that
the GUIX9 only runs on a build game. I know member "hukuta94" did a lot of GUIX9 work on menus.
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