Author Topic: VCE--<var:br:printname> (Read 715 times)

flametail · January 13, 2011, 12:32:14 PM

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flametail · January 13, 2011, 02:02:36 PM

Quote from: flametail on January 13, 2011, 12:32:14 PM

Someone give me an example of how to get it to check the letter on a print block?

Mine, which always returns false:
OnActivate|Self|VCE_IfValue|<var:br:printname>|==|T

I have tried: T, T.png, [T], [T.png]

I really, really, really, bleepin hate how you can't modify posts/topics.

Was gunna change title,but can't.

So, nobody know VCE?

JPSC · January 13, 2011, 02:47:45 PM

If it's not working in anyway, try another print, like -minus.

flametail · January 13, 2011, 02:53:58 PM

Quote from: JPSC on January 13, 2011, 02:47:45 PM

If it's not working in anyway, try another print, like -minus.

-minus didnt work either

flametail · January 13, 2011, 03:01:24 PM

Quote from: flametail on January 13, 2011, 02:53:58 PM

-minus didnt work either

Event window screenshot

No matter what I do,it alway returns false and luanches shell.

I've tried with other things too, like setcolor. So dont blame on fakekillbrick or spawnprojectile

TheBlackParrot · January 13, 2011, 03:01:34 PM

Try putting

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onActivate | Client | CenterPrint | <var:br:printname> | 3somewhere in the brick, and it should tell you the correct print name to use.

TheBlackParrot · January 13, 2011, 03:02:36 PM

Quote from: TheBlackParrot on January 13, 2011, 03:01:34 PM

Try putting
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onActivate | Client | CenterPrint | <var:br:printname> | 3somewhere in the brick, and it should tell you the correct print name to use.

Also, now that I see the screenshot, you need "1 2" in the last box on event 0.

flametail · January 13, 2011, 03:11:15 PM

Quote from: TheBlackParrot on January 13, 2011, 03:02:36 PM

Also, now that I see the screenshot, you need "1 2" in the last box on event 0.

the "1 2" didnt help. AND onActivate | Client | CenterPrint | <var:br:printname> | 3 didnt work either...

heylo-- wonder if the console has something to say?

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Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): ::strchr - wrong number of arguments.
Add-Ons/Event_Variables/server.cs (222): usage: (string,char)
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flametail · January 13, 2011, 03:37:19 PM

Must be something wrong with the VCE(I have latest)

Why do I say this? <var:br:printID> works, while printname doesnt.

phflack · January 13, 2011, 04:44:03 PM

is it in the manual, <var:br:printname>? if printID is in there, printname probably isn't, and would then be a variable, which would be blank as you haven't set it, therefor not displaying anything and returning false

Orthone · January 14, 2011, 03:41:11 AM

Quote from: TheBlackParrot on January 13, 2011, 03:02:36 PM

Also, now that I see the screenshot, you need "1 2" in the last box on event 0.

He doesn't need that if he's going to do a check on all the events..

Quote from: phflack on January 13, 2011, 04:44:03 PM

is it in the manual, <var:br:printname>? if printID is in there, printname probably isn't, and would then be a variable, which would be blank as you haven't set it, therefor not displaying anything and returning false

<var:brick:printname> : The name of the brick's print

The var replacer is broken. You'll have to wait until Destiny fixes it, I've contacted him about it.