stat panel

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May 2 2005, 9:26 am
I have stat panels for inv and stuff, how do i hide them, without deleting em?
May 2 2005, 9:33 am
How do you hide statpanels?
May 2 2005, 1:38 pm
In response to CaptFalcon33035
ya how u hide a stat panel? i need the stat panel so i can have hp. but i have the hp on the screen HUD and dont want any thing to the right where stat panels are
May 2 2005, 2:26 pm
In response to Bladeshifter
You don't need the statpanel to show HP on the HUD.
May 3 2005, 1:23 pm
In response to Mega fart cannon
ok maybe that was the wrong question.... what my problem is, is that i have to include src.Updatefatigue(src)in my stat panel thing so when the numbers change it updates the HUD, where could i put this instead of in the statpanel code? i tried various places but it messes it up and the HUD disapears
May 3 2005, 1:42 pm
In response to Bladeshifter
I'm guessing something like this (not tested, and you might need to change some stuff)
mob/proc/Updatefatigue()
    set background = 1
    while(1)
        //Rest of your Updatefatigue code here

mob/Login()
    src.Updatefatigue()


Edited: Twice in succession
May 3 2005, 2:07 pm
In response to Sgeo
that didnt work, i took it out of the statpanel and i dont have a statpanel any more so i added.....
mob/Login()
src.Updatefatigue()


mob
proc/Updatefatigue()
set background = 1
while(1)
for(var/obj/HUD/fatiguebar/O in src.client.screen) // src's health with the range of
O.num = round((src.Fatigue/src.maxfatigue)*O.width)// each objects, then sets icon
if(usr.Fatigue >= 95)
O.icon_state = "13"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 90)
O.icon_state = "12"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 80)
O.icon_state = "11"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 70)
O.icon_state = "10"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 60)
O.icon_state = "9"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 55)
O.icon_state = "8"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 45)
O.icon_state = "7"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 35)
O.icon_state = "6"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 30)
O.icon_state = "5"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 20)
O.icon_state = "4"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 15)
O.icon_state = "3"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 10)
O.icon_state = "2"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 5)
O.icon_state = "1"
if(usr.Fatigue == 0)
O.icon_state = "0"



and nothing happens, no HUD or anything :/
May 3 2005, 2:34 pm
In response to Bladeshifter
Bladeshifter wrote:
that didnt work, i took it out of the statpanel and i dont have a statpanel any more so i added.....
mob/Login()
src.Updatefatigue()


mob
proc/Updatefatigue()
set background = 1
while(1)
for(var/obj/HUD/fatiguebar/O in src.client.screen) // src's health with the range of
O.num = round((src.Fatigue/src.maxfatigue)*O.width)// each objects, then sets icon
if(usr.Fatigue >= 95)
O.icon_state = "13"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 90)
O.icon_state = "12"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 80)
O.icon_state = "11"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 70)
O.icon_state = "10"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 60)
O.icon_state = "9"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 55)
O.icon_state = "8"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 45)
O.icon_state = "7"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 35)
O.icon_state = "6"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 30)
O.icon_state = "5"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 20)
O.icon_state = "4"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 15)
O.icon_state = "3"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 10)
O.icon_state = "2"
if(usr.Fatigue <= 5)
O.icon_state = "1"
if(usr.Fatigue == 0)
O.icon_state = "0"



and nothing happens, no HUD or anything :/

You're supposed to indent the things after <code>while(1)</code>