SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
MrBlake - 03.11.2012
SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i);
Код:
Undefined symbol "i"
Why cant use a random virtualworld?
Its for houses with the same interior...
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
Eric - 03.11.2012
'i' is not a random integer. You have to define it first (as the error says).
should work. Put that above.
You can change the 128 to set the max number it'll randomize to.
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
MrBlake - 03.11.2012
Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric
'i' is not a random integer. You have to define it first (as the error says).
should work. Put that above.
You can change the 128 to set the max number it'll randomize to.
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The compiler will crash if I define "i".
I dont know why
Another way to make a random virtual world?
On define random(12

; pawno crash
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
MrBlake - 03.11.2012
I need fast help, i meet other players in my house...
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
Eric - 03.11.2012
Try
Change the 'i' variables to 'x'.
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
MrBlake - 03.11.2012
Eric, i tried another variables, like "rvw = random(12

;" but the compiler crash
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
niels44 - 03.11.2012
use:
pawn Код:
new PlayerVirtualWorld = random(128);
SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, PlayerVirtualWorld);
should work
or if you want to have a special virtual world for EACH player, so NOone will be in the same, i recommend you to use:
pawn Код:
SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, playerid); // this will set every players interior to the id he has, so everyone will have a different one
Re: SetPlayerVirtualWorld(playerid, i); -
MrBlake - 03.11.2012
This problem is solved (I added hWorld at enum hInfo, every house have an different virtual world)