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Racerboy:

--- Quote from: Yosher on September 08, 2012, 08:09:11 AM ---*learning to steal and horribly edit addons

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Oh my god...

Gj Setro, 10/10

Jetlok:
i dont think setro is smart enough to learn how to code

--- Quote from: Yosher on September 08, 2012, 08:09:11 AM ---*learning to steal and horribly edit addons

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ahh
see?

M:

--- Quote from: Kaphonaits² on September 08, 2012, 06:03:51 AM ---<3.

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<3

--- Quote from: Kaphonaits² on September 08, 2012, 06:03:51 AM ---On a totally unrelated note, I'm ashamed that I pretended to use weird fake enums in Torque Script.

--- Code: ---$Pref::BlockyTraitors::Enum::ROLE_DEAD = 1;
$Pref::BlockyTraitors::Enum::ROLE_INNO = 2;
$Pref::BlockyTraitors::Enum::ROLE_TATER = 3;
$Pref::BlockyTraitors::Enum::ROLE_WATCH = 4;
--- End code ---

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It is actually good to do that (though you wouldn't want something like that in the Pref namespace) - makes your code easier to read. No need to write comments if your code's behaviour is obvious from reading the code itself. I personally would have used something like $BlockyTraitors::Role::Dead.

Supreme Guy:
I'm learning to code in flash, it's really fun.
http://puu.sh/1385U
69 lines of code, fairly challenging. When you learn the ropes it's a real joy to do this stuff though.

--- Code: ---import flash.events.Event;
import flash.display.Sprite;

//written by Samuel Struik
//8 September 2012
/*
T = make a rectangle move across the screen three times. once this is done, the rectangel will begin following the mouse.
O = rect_mc, feedback_txt
M = Use booleans to toggle the mouse following and the automatic movement. use if statements to increment variables and make the rectangle return to its original side.
*/
//**variables
//shapes
var rect_mc:Sprite = new Sprite();
rect_mc.graphics. beginFill(0x333333);
rect_mc.graphics.drawRect(-5, -5, 10, 10)
rect_mc.graphics.endFill();
stage.addChild(rect_mc);
rect_mc.y = 200
rect_mc.x = -21
//numbers, booleans
var dragToggle:Boolean = false;
var crossCount:Number = 0;
var moveDirec:Number = 1;

//**Event Listeners
stage.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrameHandler);

//**functions
function enterFrameHandler(e:Event):void{
//if the dragToggle boolean isn't active
if(!dragToggle){
if(moveDirec == 1){
//use the equation of acceleration to make the object decellerate
rect_mc.x += (575 - rect_mc.x)/8
if(rect_mc.x > 571){
//when the movieclip's x coordinate is larger than 571, increment the crossCount variable by one and make the direction variable change.
crossCount ++;
moveDirec = 2;
//display the variable in the text field.
crossFeedback_txt.text = ""+String(crossCount)+"";
}
}
if(moveDirec == 2){
//use the equation of acceleration to make the object decellerate
rect_mc.x += (-25 - rect_mc.x)/8
//when the movieclip's x coordinate is smaller than -25, increment the crossCount variable by one and make the direction variable change.
if(rect_mc.x < -21){
crossCount ++;
moveDirec = 1;
//display the variable in the text field.
crossFeedback_txt.text = ""+String(crossCount)+"";
}
}
}
if(dragToggle){
//yet again, using the equation of acceleration to make the square move smoothly.
rect_mc.x += (stage.moulove - rect_mc.x)/6
rect_mc.y += (stage.mouseY - rect_mc.y)/6
background_mc.gotoAndPlay(2);
}
if(crossCount == 5){
dragToggle = true;
//inform the user of the square's new behaviour.
crossFeedback_txt.text = "The square will now follow your cursor.";
}
//displaying the x and y coordinates of the shape and the mouse, for debugging.
rectxy_txt.text = "rect_mc.x = "+String(rect_mc.x)+"\nrect_mc.y = "+String(rect_mc.y)+"";
moulovey_txt.text = ""+String(moulove)+" = moulove\n"+String(mouseY)+" = mouseY";
}
--- End code ---

Reinforcements:

--- Quote from: Isaac Fox on September 08, 2012, 05:04:08 AM ---Why, why, why are my parents forcing me to learn Python?

I want to learn TorqueScript, dammit!

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Don't be so frustrated, once you learn one language, it's much easier to learn the next language. ;)

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