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IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 3:14 pm

StartMap cfg contain;

os.remove "BODPak.dat" and "pf.pak",

LoadBar

execfile "sys_init.py" and "BladeInit.py"

ReadLevel "startmap.lvl"

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 6:32 pm

I'm not sure I understand you.

If you load a 'game' map from your MainModLevel it works ok, but if you load 'NewMap' it gives the "Player 1 duplicated" error. Is that the problem?

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 6:41 pm

Yes SR, that's exactly the problem. Sorry, if I donÂ´t explain well. [:)]

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 10:52 pm

I just tried the 'char.RemoveFromWorld()' method with 2 of my mod maps and it worked ok, the second map loaded with it's own "Player".

I can't tell what's wrong with your code unless I see the files.

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:24 pm

OK SR, check your mail please.

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:26 pm

Use this email:
daniel@brayforum.com

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:34 pm

Done.

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 11:53 pm

Ok,
I found these functions in Palanca.py (they should really be in DefFuncs.py, for savegame stability)

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def Abredoor1():
   GotoMapVars.EndOfLevel()
   Bladex.LoadLevel("StartMap")


def Abredoor2():
   GotoMapVars.EndOfLevel()
   Bladex.LoadLevel("StartMap")


def Abredoor3():
   GotoMapVars.EndOfLevel()
   Bladex.LoadLevel("StartMap")


def Abredoor4():
   GotoMapVars.EndOfLevel()
   Bladex.LoadLevel("Barb_M1")


def Abredoor5():
   GotoMapVars.EndOfLevel()
   Bladex.LoadLevel("Ragnar_M2")

They should look like this:

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def Abredoor1():
    char=Bladex.GetEntity("Player1")
    char.Freeze()
    char.RemoveFromWorld()
    Bladex.LoadLevel("StartMap")

You don't need 'GotoMapVars.EndOfLevel()' if you'restarting a fresh map with new player.

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Mon Dec 12, 2011 12:08 am

Work SR! Now I can continue with the mod. Thanks! [;)]

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Mon May 21, 2012 8:57 am

Hi again guys! [:)]

I've been busy in last months but I returned in last days to modding and bring a little doubt.

IÂ´m trying to create a sequence with levers but I donÂ´t have idea.

This is the problem:

From the main map of my mod, I active a lever (palan), this lever send me to the second map but not finish to load the map because the file "pj.py" of second map have a error in code:

if entityname == "palan":
char=Bladex.CreateEntity("Player1","Knight_N", 0, -1118, 0, "Person")
char.Level=2
char.Angle=4.5
char.Data=Basic_Funcs.PlayerPerson(char)
char.Data.ResetSounds("Player1")
char.SetOnFloor()

The error is if entityname == "palan":

What code I need to fix this error? Thanks!

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Mon May 21, 2012 12:40 pm

What have you assigned to the varianle 'entityname' ?

When you load a new map, all vars from the old map are lost. To pass a variable from one map to another, the easiest way is probably for the first map to create a text file and store the value of 'entityname' in it, and then the second map should open this file and read 'entityname' from it.

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Mon May 21, 2012 10:11 pm

I forget the func SR, I tried to assign the EntityName but I donÂ´t have many ideas about how do this.

I placed this code on DefFuncs.py from the main map(MAP1):

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<font color="green">def ChooseEnemie(EntityName):
	char=Bladex.GetEntity(EntityName)
	if char.Kind=="palan":
                char.RemoveFromWorld()
                Bladex.LoadLevel("MAP2")</font id="green">

And this code on pj.py from the second map(MAP2):

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<font color="green">if GetEntity == "palan":
	char=Bladex.CreateEntity("Player1","Knight_Traitor", 0, -1118, 0, "Person")
	char.Level=2
	char.Angle=4.5
	char.Data=Basic_Funcs.PlayerPerson(char)
	char.Data.ResetSounds("Player1")
	char.SetOnFloor()</font id="green">

The console message persist:

File "pj.py", line 32, in ?
if GetEntity == "palan":
NameError: GetEntity
B_App::RunScriptFile() -> Error ejecutando Cfg.py
Start optimizing Astar...B_App::LoadWorld() -> Error trying to load PP.
OK!

The original problem with functions in "Palanca.py" that we talk above is solved but now IÂ´m trying to assign a "palan" to a character in (MAP2); for example:

"palan" -> "Knight_Traitor"

"palan2" -> "Skeleton"

etc...

I know that this code donÂ´t is correct writen, I tried to adapt from another code sequence. [:(]

Any idea?

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Tue May 22, 2012 12:52 am

In your first map, you need to assign "palan" or "palan2" to the variable 'EntityName', and then call this func
ChooseEnemie(EntityName)

Funcs:

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def ChooseEnemie(EntityName):
	charname = "Skeleton" 
	if EntityName=="palan":
            charname = "Knight_Traitor"
        elif EntityName=="palan2":
            charname = "Skeleton"
        store_char = open("map2mapdata.txt", 'w')
        store_char.write(charname)
        if store_char:
            store_char.close()

and put this in pj.py of map 2:

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store_char = open("map2mapdata.txt",'r')
        charname=store_char.read()
        if store_char:
            store_char.close()


char=Bladex.CreateEntity("Player1",charname,0,0,0,"Person")

I don't know if that will work as is, but it's on the right track...

IrateGiant · Post by **IrateGiant** » Tue May 22, 2012 1:34 am

Yes, itÂ´s the right track SR! [:)]

I noticed from console to a syntax error from:

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store_char = open("map2mapdata.txt",'r')
        charname=store_char.read()
        if store_char:
            store_char.close()</font id="red">

I adapt him to this and now still loading.

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store_char = open("map2mapdata.txt",'r')
charname=store_char.read()
if store_char:
        store_char.close()</font id="green">

But now the problem is "map2mapdata.txt" that no exist this file...

I change the name "map2mapdata.txt" to another map name for example "StartMap", but what happens? I need to create a file named "...mapdata.txt"?

I donÂ´t know if I follow the right track [:D] but I create the file "...mapdata.txt" but empty and show a message:

Trying to create a Person that was NOT preloaded:",

I need write something in this file?

Sir Random · Post by **Sir Random** » Tue May 22, 2012 1:52 am

The "map2mapdata.txt" file should have been created, and the EnemyName written to it, by the func:
ChooseEnemie(EntityName)
At the end of map 1.

Did you call this func with EntityName = "palan" or "palan2"? If not, the "map2mapdata.txt" file would not exist.

You can test it like this (map 1)

EntityName = "palan"
ChooseEnemie(EntityName)

or you can put "Knight_Traitor" in the "mapdata.txt" file to test map 2.