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Red_Guy:

im not real sure what effect your going for here with %waves always set to 1.

but try this and see if it makes more sense. note its UNTESTED


--- Code: ---function DoomNukeRocketProjectile::onExplode(%this,%obj)
 {
  parent::onExplode(%this, %obj);
  schedule(400, 0, "DoomNukeRocketProjectile::LaunchWave", %this, %obj, 1);
 }

function DoomNukeRocketProjectile::LaunchWave(%this,%obj, %waves)
 {
  %projectile = NukeWaveProjectile;
  %position = %obj.getPosition();

   for (%numbar=0; %numbar<%waves; %numbar++)
     {
      if ($times > 8)
        {
         $times = 0;
         return;
        }

      %x = (getRandom(-7,7) - 0.5) * 3.141592653;
      %y = (getRandom(-7,7) - 0.5) * 3.141592653;
      %z = (getRandom(-7,7) - 0.5) * 3.141592653;
      %velocity = %x SPC %y SPC %z;

      %p = new projectile()
       {
        dataBlock = %projectile;
        initialVelocity = %velocity;
        initialPosition = %position;
        sourceObject = %obj;
        sourceSlot = %obj.client.player.lastFragslot;
        client = %obj.client;
       };
      $times++;
      %this.schedule(400, "LaunchWave", %p, %waves);
  
      MissionCleanup.add(%p);
     }
  }

--- End code ---

phflack:

i think you messed up the code boxes, and not sure how to do projectiles, although i can look over basic things, and isn't the schedule function supposed to be:
schedule(delay, 0, function name, arguments);?

takato14:

--- Quote from: phflack on January 04, 2011, 04:50:19 PM ---i think you messed up the code boxes, and not sure how to do projectiles, although i can look over basic things, and isn't the schedule function supposed to be:
schedule(delay, 0, function name, arguments);?

--- End quote ---
If that's the case, then the example I used for the schedule(); (bushi's homing vector) is wrong. :/

takato14:

--- Quote from: Red_Guy on January 04, 2011, 04:46:52 PM ---
--- Code: ---[code]im not real sure what effect your going for here with %waves always set to 1.

but try this and see if it makes more sense. note its UNTESTED


--- End code ---
function DoomNukeRocketProjectile::onExplode(%this,%obj)
 {
  parent::onExplode(%this, %obj);
  schedule(400, 0, "DoomNukeRocketProjectile::LaunchWave", %this, %obj, 1);
 }

function DoomNukeRocketProjectile::LaunchWave(%this,%obj, %waves)
 {
  %projectile = NukeWaveProjectile;
  %position = %obj.getPosition();

   for (%numbar=0; %numbar<%waves; %numbar++)
     {
      if ($times > 8)
        {
         $times = 0;
         return;
        }

      %x = (getRandom(-7,7) - 0.5) * 3.141592653;
      %y = (getRandom(-7,7) - 0.5) * 3.141592653;
      %z = (getRandom(-7,7) - 0.5) * 3.141592653;
      %velocity = %x SPC %y SPC %z;

      %p = new projectile()
       {
        dataBlock = %projectile;
        initialVelocity = %velocity;
        initialPosition = %position;
        sourceObject = %obj;
        sourceSlot = %obj.client.player.lastFragslot;
        client = %obj.client;
       };
      $times++;
      %this.schedule(400, "LaunchWave", %p, %waves);
  
      MissionCleanup.add(%p);
     }
  }
[/code]

--- End quote ---
%waves is always set to one, because I only want to spawn one projectile at a time. The launchWave function is meant to be run a certain number of times, then stop running. By increasing $times by one each time it is run, this can be done. However, I need to reset it once it reaches 8 or whatever I end up setting it to.

EDIT: Tested your function, it doesnt work :/

Red_Guy:

--- Quote from: phflack on January 04, 2011, 04:50:19 PM ---i think you messed up the code boxes, and not sure how to do projectiles, although i can look over basic things, and isn't the schedule function supposed to be:
schedule(delay, 0, function name, arguments);?

--- End quote ---

schedule works 2 ways:

1)  schedule(delay, 0, function, args)

2) object.schedule(delay, function, args)
   - this calls function' on object

 takato14 - put some echo() statements in your code to see whats going on. 

Once you get past trivial scripts, the "compile and pray" method doesnt work anymore.

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