Author Topic: Sub Events  (Read 12926 times)

Relays for specific events...
Every eventers dream. :D

Osht with this i think i can complete the money system for my Castle defense. *starts scribbling on a bar napkin* Yes i can do it! Thank you for this!

Epic! This will help tonnes with Vars!
Did you get this of my FireRelay2 Request?

I need a better example.
The one you has makes this look useless, and I know that if you released this it can't be useless.
Right now, your example can be done with onActivate or relays.  Also, they way you have it set up makes it look pointless, because you would have to edit the events to make it do anything else (Such as event 3).
I know what it does, but I don't see any great uses for it.

I think I can use this in my car alarm....

Set the trigger to set the car 'lights' to 'blink', for example

Code: [Select]
if(%b < %a)
{
%t = %b;
%b = %a;
%a = %b;
}
Doesn't that just set both %a and %b to the value of %a instead of swapping them?

Code: [Select]
if(%b < %a)
{
%t = %b;
%b = %a;
%a = %b;
}
Doesn't that just set both %a and %b to the value of %a instead of swapping them?
Oh richards, it does indeed. Hurr, my bad. Fixed and uploaded, although that safeguard is there more for convenience to allow for mistakes.

Lol you lost me at "Oh richards"
« Last Edit: June 23, 2009, 11:29:56 PM by Plornt »

Needs more comma and dash parsing.
Also have it ignore extra stuff:

doSub ("-1--2 ,13,,5a,6, 8 -11,b,")

Should be able to call 1,2,5,6,8,9,10,11,13.
« Last Edit: June 23, 2009, 11:55:20 PM by Truce »


I guess it saves a little time.
Kinda useful.

Shortcuts for events are for starfishs. I mean it, it's like going up Mount Everest with jet boots. If I have variables, zones, and additem, I'm set.


FUN FACT: It's true bricks can only handle one variable per brick, but four bricks can handle four vars. With Relays and NamedBricks, you can make multi-brick variable computers. I do it quite frequently.

So no, I won't get this event. It's fairly useless.

Shortcuts for events are for starfishs. I mean it, it's like going up Mount Everest with jet boots. If I have variables, zones, and additem, I'm set.


FUN FACT: It's true bricks can only handle one variable per brick, but four bricks can handle four vars. With Relays and NamedBricks, you can make multi-brick variable computers. I do it quite frequently.

So no, I won't get this event. It's fairly useless.
Fun fact: I use that relay method myself, however this allows you to do the same thing with less bricks, less events and less time and effort. There are no downsides there; you're just a masochist.

Shortcuts for events are for starfishs. I mean it, it's like going up Mount Everest with jet boots. If I have variables, zones, and additem, I'm set.


FUN FACT: It's true bricks can only handle one variable per brick, but four bricks can handle four vars. With Relays and NamedBricks, you can make multi-brick variable computers. I do it quite frequently.

So no, I won't get this event. It's fairly useless.
This system is actually integrated into variable events version 5 as M mentioned (was originally made for variables). It's perfect for what I was wanting to do with variable checks.

Shortcuts for events are for starfishs. I mean it, it's like going up Mount Everest with jet boots. If I have variables, zones, and additem, I'm set.


FUN FACT: It's true bricks can only handle one variable per brick, but four bricks can handle four vars. With Relays and NamedBricks, you can make multi-brick variable computers. I do it quite frequently.

So no, I won't get this event. It's fairly useless.
Considering I was having trouble getting something to work on a relay and it worked first time with this?

I'm calling troll