Tiles..

[WanDaMan]

How would I make it so you can walk over some tiles and then not over some others?
without having to re-arrange my tileset..?
-thanks

[Dach]

re-scripting movement
-or-
do a tricky check for the tiles infront of player, if you want them to go over, move the player

The first is much better, however.

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by Dach
re-scripting movement
-or-
do a tricky check for the tiles infront of player, if you want them to go over, move the player

The first is much better, however.

Alexander told me the same over aim. It dosn't matter, I'll guess I'll just have to move the tiles o.O!

[osrs]

A whole tile-check system or a new movement system, but as Chad said, a movement system would be better.

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by osrs
A whole tile-check system or a new movement system.

You're a life saver!

[Dach]

smeh, I would prefer in, let graal do all the crunch work, it's more noticable with a larger array though

NPC Code:

---

  if (tile in tile_block) {

     blockorwhateverplayerstuff;

  }

---

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by Dach
smeh, I would prefer in, let graal do all the crunch work, it's more noticable with a larger array though

NPC Code:

---

  if (tile in tile_block) {

     blockorwhateverplayerstuff;

  }

---

Do you mean in an array? with the command:
'if(playerx in |,|)'
?

[osrs]

Originally posted by WanDaMan

Do you mean in an array? with the command:
'if(playerx in |,|)'
?

That's an event block, not a command. :P

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by osrs


That's an event block, not a command. :P
I didn't get what he said too.

Bah I'll just have to re-arrange!!

[Dach]

Look at the example, in works the way I put it. You don't have to use it with |a,b| :P

[WanDaMan]

Originally posted by Dach
Look at the example, in works the way I put it. You don't have to use it with |a,b| :P

Eh, is that possible?

[Loriel]

No, it is NOT! That is why he SAID it would work!
Without critical thinkers like you, we would be lost.

[WanDaMan]

you're lucky to have me.