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Problems with showimg layers.
Both me and my friend Pandar are having problems with showimg layers. You can only get one image to show on top of any others.
In other words, you can do PHP Code:
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findImg( 202).layer++;
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showimg( 200, ... );
showimg( 201, ... ); showimg( 202, ... ); They will show on top of each other based on the order that you show them to my knowledge. |
Logically, they should, but they don't. And damnit, Angel_Light, did I not tell you that that doesn't work. Read my post before you make a stupid reply.
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Out of curiosity...What difference would the spaces make in comparison to Coreys's code?
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You used findImage. It is correctly, findImg. Sorry for correcting you apparently. o.O
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Well, I actually only managed to show images correctly on top of each other on the GUI layers. I guess its a problem with the lack of level layers :/
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findimg( 200 ).layer = 3.14;
*cough* Would be nice if you could use decimals ... maybe you can and I don't know about it? o.o |
We already had this discussion, and Stefan even said theres a layer between 2 and 3, but it cant be accessed via script.
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yes you can have decimals in any layers. I've done this before. ;) and Levels do have layers btw.
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Level's have layers 0-3, that's it.
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Angel, no layers can't have decimals. I'm guessing in Graal's code the variable for layer is declared as int. Sure, you can set it as a decimal, but that doesn't mean it's gonna act as a decimal value. And you didn't correct me, you just failed to read my original post where I already did that.
And yes, levels have layers, but this doesn't pertain to my problem. -.- |
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Hmm, odd, I thought I have done it that way. :/ Oh well, Crow is correct.
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