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[Gnome]

yea me again I can't seem to fix this one. I need this code to go to different level each time you beat a day. (days advance by beating a wave of goblins) for some reason it only goes to day one, even though I don't tell it to and it's susposed to be on another day...

IF day = 1 THEN
GOTOCARD 5
END IF
IF day = 2 THEN
GOTOCARD 6
END IF
IF day = 3 THEN
GOTOCARD 7
END IF
IF day = 4 THEN
GOTOCARD 8
END IF
IF day = 5 THEN
GOTOCARD 9
END IF
IF day = 6 THEN
GOTOCARD 10
END IF
IF day = 7 THEN
GOTOCARD 11
END IF
IF day = 8 THEN
GOTOCARD 12
END IF
IF day = 9 THEN
GOTOCARD 13
END IF
IF day = 10 THEN
GOTOCARD 14
END IF
IF day = 11 THEN
GOTOCARD 15
END IF
IF day = 12 THEN
GOTOCARD 16
END IF
IF day = 13 THEN
GOTOCARD 17
END IF
IF day = 14 THEN
GOTOCARD 18
END IF

[Mystor]

Do you actually set day to the next number?

Mist

[Gnome]

yea, of course!

[Gan]

I think the bug may be in the code that counts up the days. Maybe you could post it?


-Gandolf

[Gnome]

sure
the de-bug file is here

http://www.mediafire.com//?sharekey=53aed6ccd7caaa0895af63b7d44918aa623b39dd525d0159

[Gan]

I found no faults in your code that wouldn't allow you to change cards. But, in the "Next" button's code, try changing the last part of the timer to this:

IF counter < 2 THEN
day = day + 1
GOTOCARD 3
END IF

It just might fix it. Though the fight scene will end 1 second early.


-Gandolf

[Tireas Dragon]

There is nothing wrong with that code.
on card 5 you have it so it goes to card 3 before it declares day as 3
EDIT: found by, Putting an ALERT on card before code that said ALERT day $day$

I found no faults in your code that wouldn't allow you to change cards. But, in the "Next" button's code, try changing the last part of the timer to this:

IF counter < 2 THEN
day = day + 1
GOTOCARD 3
END IF

It just might fix it. Though the fight scene will end 1 second early.

It fixed it because day was declared before the GOTOCARD

[Gnome]

I'm not sure how it did, but it fixed it!

thx!

[Silverwind]

I strongly recommend tabbing conditions as well, as it makes code much easier to read. Also Gnome, when an IF THEN command only has 1 event under its condition, you can execute it in the same line like so:

IF day = 1 THEN GOTOCARD whatever

[Charlo]

I strongly recommend tabbing conditions as well, as it makes code much easier to read. Also Gnome, when an IF THEN command only has 1 event under its condition, you can execute it in the same line like so:

IF day = 1 THEN GOTOCARD whatever

I was just about to post that, it saves a LOT of lines of code.  That's important for somebody working with the 15 line limit, like me.  

[EqwanoX]

i could do that in one line

gotocard day