ActionProjecTile2(params)?

[Deas_Voice]

what are the params of actionprojectile2()?

Originally Posted by wiki

actionprojectile2 a projectile has landed (client-side) (#p(0),#p(1)are x,y; #p(2),#p(3) are params)

yeah i know x and y is params0 and params1'
but the others?

for example i cant do :

PHP Code:

setShootParams(this.x, this.y,  2); 


and when on the function

PHP Code:

function onActionProjecTile2(xx, yy, id)
{
  if (id == 2)
  {
    putLeaps( 4, xx, yy ); 
  } 


no leaps.

thanks.

[Programmer]

Originally Posted by Deas_Voice

what are the params of actionprojectile2()?



yeah i know x and y is params1 and params2'
but the others?

for example i cant do :

PHP Code:

setShootParams(this.x, this.y,  2); 


and when on the function

PHP Code:

function onActionProjecTile2(xx, yy, id)
{
  if (id == 2)
  {
    putLeaps( 4, xx, yy ); 
  } 


no leaps.

thanks.

Why not just do echo(params); and determine what causes it? In your above example, your 'id' is actually relative to this.x in setShootParams. Basically, the first two are predefined. The next after those are the shoot parameters you specified. Try replacing id in your if statement to params[4] and see if that works.

[Tigairius]

not to be picky but it's hilarious that you capitalized the T in projectile

[Shotoo2]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

not to be picky but it's hilarious that you capitalized the T in projectile

he did it in honor of you Tig

[Deas_Voice]

Originally Posted by Shotoo2

he did it in honor of you Tig

haha good 1

[Deas_Voice]

Originally Posted by Programmer

Why not just do echo(params); and determine what causes it? In your above example, your 'id' is actually relative to this.x in setShootParams. Basically, the first two are predefined. The next after those are the shoot parameters you specified. Try replacing id in your if statement to params[4] and see if that works.

yeah ok i'll try that

[Deas_Voice]

hmm'
seem like there is no params 2 and 3'

so i guess its like this:

PHP Code:

setShootParams(x, y, params[4],params[5],ect ); 


havent tested after params 5 tho'

so on the ActionProjectile2() params would look like this:

PHP Code:

function onActionProjectile2(xx, yy, var, var2, id, dmg) 


var and var2 is empty.

seems odd, no params 2 or params 3'

it dident echo anything'

[Programmer]

Originally Posted by Deas_Voice

hmm'
seem like there is no params 2 and 3'

so i guess its like this:

PHP Code:

setShootParams(x, y, params[4],params[5],ect ); 


havent tested after params 5 tho'

so on the ActionProjectile2() params would look like this:

PHP Code:

function onActionProjectile2(xx, yy, var, var2, id, dmg) 


var and var2 is empty.

seems odd, no params 2 or params 3'

it dident echo anything'

Please use the edit button rather than triple-posting. Try this:

PHP Code:

setShootParams("foo");
//...

function onActionProjectile2()
{
echo(params);
//...
} 


See what comes up.

[Deas_Voice]

Originally Posted by Programmer

Please use the edit button rather than triple-posting. Try this:

PHP Code:

setShootParams("foo");
//...

function onActionProjectile2()
{
echo(params);
//...
} 


See what comes up.

well i solved my problem but sure i can test that
Edit: noting gets echod on your example!

[LoneAngelIbesu]

Originally Posted by Deas_Voice

well i solved my problem but sure i can test that
Edit: noting gets echod on your example!

I'm not sure if you can use params as an array. I think it might be required to use params[0], params[1], params[2] etc. I could be wrong, though.