ContainerRaycast only killing 1 thing per search

[Advanced Bot]

I am not sure how it is just killing one person at a time..

initContainerRadiusSearch(%this.getPosition(),25,$TypeMasks::PlayerObjectType);
   while((%searchObj = containerSearchNext()) != 0)
   {
      talk("FOUND " @ %searchObj);
      if(%searchObj.getState() !$= "Dead")   
         if(%searchObj != %this)
         {
            %searchObj.spawnExplosion(vehicleFinalExplosionProjecti le,getWord(%searchObj.getScale(),2));
            %searchObj.addHealth(-2500);
            %searchObjs++;
         }
   }

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[Treynolds416]

   while((%searchObj = containerSearchNext()) !$= 0)

Possibly this line. Don't use $= to compare items if they're numerical, just use != instead

[Subpixel]

I've had issues with !$= 0 before. Try not to do that, maybe?

[Advanced Bot]

Possibly this line. Don't use $= to compare items if they're numerical, just use != instead

I believe they do the same thing.

Anyway, that doesn't work either, I am not sure exactly how it is not searching through all of them. (I have like 8 bots around me, the range is 15)

Other things I have tried for while()

while(isObject(%searchObj = ContainerSearchNext()) != 0)
while(firstWord(%searchObj = ContainerSearchNext()) != 0)

[Subpixel]

I believe they do the same thing.

No they don't.

[elm]

No they don't.

It'd be fine if he put the 0 in quotations. !$= "0"

[Port]

Just use this instead.

while (isObject(%obj = containerSearchNext()))

It'd be fine if he put the 0 in quotations. !$= "0"

That makes no different in the slightest.

Possibly this line. Don't use $= to compare items if they're numerical, just use != instead

Using $= instead of == only makes a difference if one of values contains letters.

[Advanced Bot]

Something was odd, I have tried all of this, yet it does not work, I try this:

while((%target = containerSearchNext()) != 0)
   {
      if(%target.getState() !$= "Dead")   
         if(%target != %this)
            %searchObjsGroup[%searchObjs++] = %target;
   }

   if(%searchObjs > 0)
   {
      for(%i=0;%i<%searchObjs;%i++)
      {
         %target = %searchObjsGroup[%i];
         if(isObject(%target))
         {
            %target.spawnExplosion(vehicleFinalExplosionProjecti le,getWord(%target.getScale(),2));
            %target.addHealth(-2500);
         }
      }
   }

This works on all the objects around me, when I also took the spawnExplosion and the addHealth event out, it searched them all..

[Port]

Just try this:

initContainerRadiusSearch(position, radius, $TypeMasks::PlayerObjectType);

while (isObject(%obj = containerSearchNext()))
{
    %obj.kill();
}

[Xalos]

Explosions use radius searches to detect which bricks to kill. This is overriding yours, meaning that it detects that the (finished) explosion search is finished.

Compile a list of bots, then run through them AFTER the search.

[$trinick]

Using $= instead of == only makes a difference if one of values contains letters.

$= forces the numerical value to be translated to a string value for comparison. It's the equivalent of doing

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int nOne = 5; int nTwo = 5; char one[10]; char two[10]; sprintf_s(one, 10, "%i", nOne); sprintf_s(two, 10, "%i", nTwo); if(strCmp(one, two) == 0) { whatever(); }instead of

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int nOne = 5; int nTwo = 5; if(nOne == nTwo) { whatever(); }
Using $= for numerical comparison is horrible.

_{Yes, I understand you meant functionality wise. I wasn't saying you're wrong.}