Npc attacking doors
 

NPC Code:

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if (created) {

found=0;

hearts=0;



  showcharacter;

ap=99;

   timeout=.1;



}



  if (timeout&&found==0) {

   for (this.i=int(random(0,npcscount));found=0;this.i++) {

    if (npcs[this.i].hearts>0) found=1; 

  if (this.i>npcscount) this.i-=npcscount;



}

  timeout=.1}

if (timeout&&found==1) {



          if (npcs[this.i].hearts<=1) {

              found==0;

                     timeout=.1;

                          i=0;

}

            setcharani walk,;

     if (npcs[this.i].x>x&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)>abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {

dir=3;

}

   if (npcs[this.i].x<x&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)>abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {

dir=1;

}

  if (npcs[this.i].y>y&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)<abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {dir=2;

}

 if (npcs[this.i].y<y&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)<abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {dir=0;

}

   tx =npcs[this.i].x - x;

       ty = npcs[this.i].y - y;

   dist = (tx*tx+ty*ty)^0.5;

 nx = (tx/dist)*1.4;

    ny = (ty/dist)*1.4;

      move nx,ny,1.4,;

if (npcs[this.i].x in |x-2,x+2|&&npcs[this.i].y in |y-2,y+2|) {

   setcharani sword,;

  npcs[this.i].hearts-=2;

sleep .25;

   if (npcs[this.i].hearts<=0) {

found==0;

 timeout=.1;

 }

}



timeout=.3

}

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Ok, this is supposed to find npcs that are enemies with hearts, and destroy them, then retarget, but it not only wont retarget, sometimes the first target will be a door or something. Why the heck does it do this is it my mistake or a bug in graal programming?

Please format your code first.

Wtf? did my post get removed?
I'll rewrite it.

Maybe you should break after finding the npc?

NPC Code:

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  if (npcs[this.i].x>x&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)>abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {dir=3}

  if (npcs[this.i].x<x&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)>abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {dir=1}

  if (npcs[this.i].y>y&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)<abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {dir=2}

  if (npcs[this.i].y<y&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)<abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {dir=0}

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You can use getdir() or the move option.

NPC Code:

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  dir=getdir(npcs[this.i].x-x,npcs[this.i].y-y);

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the move look unsmooth. use option 2.

1.) Format your code properly
2.) Vex, if you want to help, format your code properly as well.

My name is Kjetil, and what in the world was wrong with my formating?
I see nothing wrong in

NPC Code:

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dir=getdir(npcs[this.i].x-x,npcs[this.i].y-y);

---

If you acctuly look, you would see that I posted the same as he, to point out that it was that part I meant...!

Ok Python523.

whats "properly formatted" I thought it just had to be spaced a bit I hate these rules....

Line breaks after every command and if check.

K ill do that real quick but please help this happpens on many npcs

Owned :cool:


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Pyt, LOOK WHAT I CAN DO!:
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NPC Code:

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if (created) {

  found=0;

  hearts=0;

  showcharacter;

  ap=99;

  timeout=.1;

}



if (timeout) {

  if (found==0) {

    for (this.i=int(random(0,npcscount));found=0;this.i++) {

      if (npcs[this.i].hearts>0) found=1;

      if (this.i>npcscount) this.i-=npcscount;

    }

    timeout=.1;

  }elseif (found==1) {

    if (npcs[this.i].hearts<=1) {

      found==0;

      timeout=.1;

      i=0;

    }

    setcharani walk,;

    if (npcs[this.i].x>x&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)>abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {

      dir=3;

    }

    if (npcs[this.i].x<x&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)>abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {

      dir=1;

    }

    if (npcs[this.i].y>y&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)<abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {

      dir=2;

    }

    if (npcs[this.i].y<y&&(abs(npcs[this.i].x-x)<abs(npcs[this.i].y-y))) {

      dir=0;

    }

    tx =npcs[this.i].x - x;

    ty = npcs[this.i].y - y;

    dist = (tx*tx+ty*ty)^0.5;

    nx = (tx/dist)*1.4;

    ny = (ty/dist)*1.4;

    move nx,ny,1.4,;

    if (npcs[this.i].x in |x-2,x+2|&&npcs[this.i].y in |y-2,y+2|) {

      setcharani sword,;

      npcs[this.i].hearts-=2;

      sleep .25;

      if (npcs[this.i].hearts<=0) {

        found==0;

        timeout=.1;

      }

    }

    timeout=.3;

  }

}

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thanks ill try that asap

meh didnt seem to make a difference

is like the players[i].hearts and npcs[i].hearts command bugged? weird

I didn't do anything, I just formated it better.
All the players[i].vars and npcs[i].vars are READ-ONLY.

i know wthat but that means

NPC Code:

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if (npcs[i].hearts>0) do what i say;

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should work, but it ignores that flag

This makes no sense, try something a little more to the point, such as;

NPC Code:

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for (this.i=0;this.i<npcscount;this.i++) {

  if (npcs[this.i].hearts>0) {

    this.found = 1;

    break;

  }

}

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I'd say more, but you're better off getting your script to work before worrying about refining your scripts. "learn to walk before you run" As we say
consarnit extra spaces in the code brackets, BAH I say! Edit: what's up with all this non-sensical spam? this forum used to be nice

Edit by Spark: DIABLO2099's post and those relating to it deleted upon request.

OK ill try that now i didnt no about the break command....

Well, you use this.i to check the players, but then if (npcs.[i]hearts>0)

there is no i, only this.i!

this.i is always going to max out because there isn't a break command whenever you find it. So if there are 10 npcs in the level, this.i will always be maxed to 10.

Perhaps the problem is that your NPC does not has hearts? As far as I heard NPCs do not automatically have hearts...

The way he set it up before, the condition in his for would break the loop after a suitable npc was found. The problem was that it waited untill the loopcount maxed out if there weren't any npcs with hearts (not to mention it wasn't uneccesarily not straight forward).

I thought that at first too (that there was some bug in reading hearts when it didn't exist). But after testing, it works as expected.

any npc it shuld go after have hearts, thats the thing. It shuldnt be going after doors and such, which it does..