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Jun 12 2005, 10:12 pm
Ive coded up a dragonball radar and this is the errors i get

dragonradar.dm:12:error:B1:undefined type: B1
dragonradar.dm:13:error:B1.name:undefined type: B1.name
dragonradar.dm:13:error:B1.x:undefined type: B1.x
dragonradar.dm:13:error:B1.y:undefined type: B1.y
dragonradar.dm:13:error:B1.z:undefined type: B1.z
dragonradar.dm:15:error:B2:undefined type: B2
dragonradar.dm:16:error:B2.name:undefined type: B2.name
dragonradar.dm:16:error:B2.x:undefined type: B2.x
dragonradar.dm:16:error:B2.y:undefined type: B2.y
dragonradar.dm:16:error:B2.z:undefined type: B2.z
dragonradar.dm:18:error:B3:undefined type: B3
dragonradar.dm:19:error:B3.name:undefined type: B3.name
dragonradar.dm:19:error:B3.x:undefined type: B3.x
dragonradar.dm:19:error:B3.y:undefined type: B3.y
dragonradar.dm:19:error:B3.z:undefined type: B3.z
dragonradar.dm:21:error:B4:undefined type: B4
dragonradar.dm:22:error:B4.name:undefined type: B4.name
dragonradar.dm:22:error:B4.x:undefined type: B4.x
dragonradar.dm:22:error:B4.y:undefined type: B4.y
dragonradar.dm:22:error:B4.z:undefined type: B4.z
dragonradar.dm:24:error:B5:undefined type: B5
dragonradar.dm:25:error:B5.name:undefined type: B5.name
dragonradar.dm:25:error:B5.x:undefined type: B5.x
dragonradar.dm:25:error:B5.y:undefined type: B5.y
dragonradar.dm:25:error:B5.z:undefined type: B5.z
dragonradar.dm:27:error:B6:undefined type: B6
dragonradar.dm:28:error:B6.name:undefined type: B6.name
dragonradar.dm:28:error:B6.x:undefined type: B6.x
dragonradar.dm:28:error:B6.y:undefined type: B6.y
dragonradar.dm:28:error:B6.z:undefined type: B6.z
dragonradar.dm:30:error:B7:undefined type: B7
dragonradar.dm:31:error:B7.name:undefined type: B7.name
dragonradar.dm:31:error:B7.x:undefined type: B7.x
dragonradar.dm:31:error:B7.y:undefined type: B7.y
dragonradar.dm:31:error:B7.z:undefined type: B7.z
dragonradar.dm:12:B1 :warning: variable defined but not used
dragonradar.dm:15:B2 :warning: variable defined but not used
dragonradar.dm:18:B3 :warning: variable defined but not used
dragonradar.dm:21:B4 :warning: variable defined but not used
dragonradar.dm:24:B5 :warning: variable defined but not used
dragonradar.dm:27:B6 :warning: variable defined but not used
dragonradar.dm:30:B7 :warning: variable defined but not used


This is the lines i have from line 12 to line 30


            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_1/B1 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B1.name]: </font> [B1.x], [B1.y], [B1.z]"

            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_2/B2 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B2.name]: </font> [B2.x], [B2.y], [B2.z]"

            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_3/B3 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B3.name]: </font> [B3.x], [B3.y], [B3.z]"

            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_4/B4 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B4.name]: </font> [B4.x], [B4.y], [B4.z]"

            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_5/B5 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B5.name]: </font> [B5.x], [B5.y], [B5.z]"

            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_6/B6 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B6.name]: </font> [B6.x], [B6.y], [B6.z]"

            for(var/obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_7/B7 in world)
                usr << "<B><font face= Verdana><font color = red>[B7.name]: </font> [B7.x], [B7.y], [B7.z]"


How can i fix this?

Jun 13 2005, 2:36 am
First of all.

Get rid of the var.

if(var/obj/....


You don't need that there since /obj/.... is already directed at something.
Jun 13 2005, 3:32 am
In response to Crzylme
That makes no sense.......
Nowhere in there did he use if()
- Please next time know what you're talking about, I've seen you make tons of posts like this (not to be mini-moding, just improving BYOND.)

Anyway, are you sure that obj/Dragonballs/Earth_Dragonball_1/ even exists?

I'm not 100% sure on this, because I dont have a compiler right now, but are you sure you can assign a x,y,z to an object? You probablly can I just forgot..

Anyway, are you SURE that object exists?
Show me a line before and after that code there, it might be an indention error of some sort that's messing it up.