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• Starcat

  May 2014 edited May 2014

  Also I can't seem to find the option to check the current scene number as it was mentioned in the changelog.

  
  

  "Engine: Check scene now allows both the current and previous scene numbers to be queried"
• ChrisIceBox

  May 2014

  @Antonis: This should be the correct syntax:
  
  if (GlobalVariables.GetIntegerValue (idvar) == "1") {
  
  @Starcat: I'll look into the splitscreen action for you.  The Engine: Check scene Action should look like this:
  
  
  
• Starcat

  May 2014

  @Chris: Thanks! Regarding the scene check, turns out the action list in the game editor window wasn't up to date. I refreshed it and now I have the right action. :-)
• Antonis

  May 2014

  @ChrisIceBox with that syntax you suggested i get :
  
  Assets/Scripts/ChangeColor.cs(66,20): error CS0103: The name `GlobalVariables' does not exist in the current context
  
• ChrisIceBox

  May 2014

  @Antonis: Sorry, I forgot - GlobalVariables uses the AC namespace.  Replace "GlobalVariables" with "AC.GlobalVariables".
  
• Antonis

  May 2014

  @ChrisIceBox now i get this
  
  Assets/Scripts/ChangeColor.cs(66,39): error CS0131: The left-hand side of an assignment must be a variable, a property or an indexer
  
  if(AC.GlobalVariables.GetIntegerValue (idvar) == "1")
  
  i will throw a party if this script ever works lol
  
• hedgefield

  May 2014

  You're trying to retrieve an integer but the syntax is that of a string (due to the " quote marks). Try removing those and see what happens.
• Antonis

  May 2014 edited May 2014

  @hedgefield Nah now i get
  
  Assets/Scripts/ChangeColor.cs(66,39): error CS0131: The left-hand side of an assignment must be a variable, a property or an indexer
  
  and it would not accept the ==
  
• hedgefield

  May 2014

  Have you tried splitting it up?

  
  

  int thisthing = GlobalVariables.GetIntegerValue(idvar);

  if (thisthing == 1) {
• Antonis

  May 2014

  I will but it's ridiculous that a simple things as that is not working
  
• ChrisIceBox

  May 2014 edited May 2014

  @Antonis:
  It's as simple as it can be.  If the variable's ID is 23, the line:
  
  if (AC.GlobalVariables.GetIntegerValue (23) == 1)
  {
    // Do code
  }
  
  will work just fine, provided the variable in question is an Integer.  The error you posted may be similar in cause to this.
  
• TayannaStudios

  May 2014

  @ChrisIceBox

  
  

  I'm going to open a topic in Technical as updating to 1.33b hasn't fixed the issue
• DieHappyGames

  May 2014

  Every time I update Adventure Creator, I lose all my custom tags, layers and sorting layers (the latter of which results in all GameObjects having <unknown layer> for their Sorting Layer) - is this necessary? In addition to the hassle of recreating/reassigning them all after each update, it also breaks my sorting maps. 
• hedgefield

  May 2014

  The easy fix to that is to just not update the tags settings (and input and build settings too). Uncheck them during updating, they're at the bottom of the list. Unity is just dumb about conflict resolution so it bulldozes over any modified files when doing an update. That's not Chris' fault.
• Antonis

  May 2014

  Just needed to change my triger flag from bool to integer where 0 = false and 1 = true it works now
  
• hedgefield

  May 2014

  You can also use GlobalVariables.GetBoolValue if that's easier.
• AdventureFan

  May 2014 edited May 2014

  Hey I'm getting some bugs trying to use PM variables in 1.33b
  
  edit: moving to a different thread http://www.adventurecreator.org/forum/discussion/293/playmakerispresent-causes-error#Item_1