I made a script to turn on jug by using a turret for 10 seconds (not necessarily consecutive). There are no syntax errors, however, jug turns on within 10 seconds of my spawning in, regardless of whether I am using the turret or not. Here is my script:
I'd recommend this to troubleshoot your problem:
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main() { players = get_players(); player = players[0]; activator = 0; while(activator < 200) { wait(1); //slow down to troubleshoot iprintln("firing = palyer isfiring()"); firing = player IsFiring(); iprintln(firing); //See what this is if(player HasWeapon("30cal_bipod_stand") && (firing == "true")) { iprintln("value of activator"); //I'm going to tell you the value now since firing && has... iprintln(activator); //It is this wait(0.05); activator = activator + 1; } } iprintln("activator is no longer below 200"); iprintln(activator); iprintln("Turn on juggernog"); level notify("juggernog_on"); }
Last Edit: April 15, 2014, 07:31:28 pm by MakeCents
Okay, so the testing script confirmed my beliefs that the game is increasing the value of activator even when I am not firing (regardless of true or "true").
the game is not incresing your activator value!!! your code doesnt give a fuck about the while loop and it makes the notify because you dont have any logic which waits to make the notify
Last Edit: April 15, 2014, 07:42:18 pm by jjbradman
Well, I believe you are right. I tried the if statement with only the weapon check and jug turned on without me doing anything. However, when I made the if statement with only the isfiring check, jug still turned on with me doing anything, leading me to believe that there is a problem with both statements.
Okay, so the testing script confirmed my beliefs that the game is increasing the value of activator even when I am not firing (regardless of true or "true").
Well at least you know it has something to do with your condition. I would make an absolutely false condition to verify it is happening in this script and then move on with trying to fix it.
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