What is wrong in that script, plz ?
by Frank Bignone · in Torque Game Engine · 05/25/2002 (7:01 am) · 1 replies
Hy,
Can someone tell me what is wrong ? I declare the following structure in script, and when I want to access $GameInfo.team[0].xxx, all fields are blank (not set); but team[1] is correct. I'm certainly doing something false, but my knowledge of tribes scripts is limited.
Can someone tell me what is wrong ? I declare the following structure in script, and when I want to access $GameInfo.team[0].xxx, all fields are blank (not set); but team[1] is correct. I'm certainly doing something false, but my knowledge of tribes scripts is limited.
$GameInfo = new ScriptObject() {
status = "Init";
maxPlayers = $pref::Server::MaxPlayers;
nbPlayers = 0;
evenTeam = false;
timeOut = 15 * 60; // 15 mn
team[0] = new ScriptObject() {
nbPlayers = 0;
nextSpawn = 1;
name = "";
score = 0;
maxPlayers = 8;
};
team[1] = new ScriptObject() {
nbPlayers = 0;
nextSpawn = 1;
name = "";
score = 0;
maxPlayers = 8;
};
};
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I have never tried to do that before but when you think of a .mis file or a gui it is a similiar structure so it should be possible.
I do remember having some difficulty using arrays as object names in Tribes 2 some time ago but I thought that problem was corrected.
It might be worth trying without using arrays just to see if it works. Short of that maybe do something like this
%temp1 = new ScriptObject() { nbPlayers = 0; nextSpawn = 1; name = ""; score = 0; maxPlayers = 8; }; %temp2 = new ScriptObject() { nbPlayers = 0; nextSpawn = 1; name = ""; score = 0; maxPlayers = 8; }; $GameInfo = new ScriptObject() { status = "Init"; maxPlayers = $pref::Server::MaxPlayers; nbPlayers = 0; evenTeam = false; timeOut = 15 * 60; // 15 mn %team[0] = %temp1; %team[1] = %team2; };