Blah I'm so newb o.o

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Sep 28 2009, 3:31 pm
Code:
var/Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)


Ok! i figured out the order of operations. But if i use a code such as

if(usr.rank=="Genin"&&usr.Level >= 250)

and compile it errors with "var Level is not defined"
If i add a separate var for Level the first code does doesn't effect the second.
Sorry for my newb issues I'm just learning ^.^
thanks for anyone who could shed light on this issue.

Sep 28 2009, 6:34 pm (Edited on Sep 28 2009, 6:56 pm)
Irisofdreams4 wrote:
Code:
var/Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)

Ok! i figured out the order of operations. But if i use a code such as

if(usr.rank=="Genin"&&usr.Level >= 250)

and compile it errors with "var Level is not defined"
If i add a separate var for Level the first code does doesn't effect the second.
Sorry for my newb issues I'm just learning ^.^
thanks for anyone who could shed light on this issue.

var/Level is local to that script while usr.Level is local to the user.
usr.Level is not Level.


In other words add a var named Level to mob


mob/var/Level=1

Then change this

var/Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)

To this

usr.Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)

You should generally avoid usr and instead use src.
Sep 29 2009, 2:23 am
In response to Chowder
Chowder wrote:
Irisofdreams4 wrote:
Code:
var/Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)

Ok! i figured out the order of operations. But if i use a code such as

if(usr.rank=="Genin"&&usr.Level >= 250)

and compile it errors with "var Level is not defined"
If i add a separate var for Level the first code does doesn't effect the second.
Sorry for my newb issues I'm just learning ^.^
thanks for anyone who could shed light on this issue.

var/Level is local to that script while usr.Level is local to the user.
usr.Level is not Level.


In other words add a var named Level to mob


mob/var/Level=1

Then change this

var/Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)

To this

usr.Level=round((src.Mtai+src.Mnin+src.Mgen)/100)

You should generally avoid usr and instead use src.

Wow i feel stupid for not realizing this earlier.
Thanks a ton.
And as a curious new coder why should you generally avoid usr?
Sep 29 2009, 2:29 am
In response to Irisofdreams4
It's not so much that you should avoid it as that it's only valid in certain places. The usr unfriendly article discusses it - basically, any code that is only ever triggered directly by a player character is usr-legal, any other code is not.