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Shin_Kai
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 Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 8:14 pm Post subject: If-Endif help with closet options |
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Hi. I would like some help. I have always had trouble with the code for this. Explanation: I have several menu options labelled "skirts.cel" etc and would like for them to map only the clothing option chosen. So if a player clicked on skirts they would get all the skirts mapped.
I am using FKiss4 already but every time I have tried this code before, the clothes pop up in other sets. |
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jeffco
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| Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:29 am Post subject: |
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i'm not sure if you got this figured out or not.
of course i'm sure you have them mapping either by a label() with all the mapping or just a map(!skirts) with a cel group. and i'm sure you've got all the clothes not on the body unmapping with something like this:
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;@label(6)
;@ letinside(I,#2,#1)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#2)
;@ endif()
;@ letinside(I,#3,#1)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#3)
;@ endif()
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the easy fix for this is the set() command. so make something like this for each set:
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;@set(1)
;@ map(!skirts)
;@ map(!dresses)
;@ map(!tops)
;@ map(!shoes)
;@ label(6)
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you'll have to have all the appropriate menu stuffs mapped or unmapped too. [i find it easier to have the menu close each time you switch sets.] but that'll make it, so that only the sutff on the body are mapped every time you switch sets. a little note: put the same code under the begin() command as well, as set(0) will not activate until you switch back to it from another set.
i hope that answers your question. |
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Ruthless
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| Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 3:30 pm Post subject: |
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You can also use it this way
;@ letinside(I,#2,#1) ifequal(I,0) unmap(#2) endif() (saves you from typing "not" a million times)
If you prefer more precise collision detection, you can use letcollide, which detects collisions by pixel contact rather than object bounding box contact. This may be necessary if your doll has a pose that creates a very large bounding box eg outstretched arms or kicking legs or a doll with long hairy spikes in every direction etc, which will result in clothing that are fairly remote from the doll's body snapping to it unintentionally.
;@ letcollide(I,"skirt1.cel","base.cel") ifequal(I,0) unmap(#2) endif()
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| a little note: put the same code under the begin() command as well, as set(0) will not activate until you switch back to it from another set. |
Except it might be better to put it under initialize() rather than begin()
I think it has to do with whether the viewer displays the doll before it finishes loading the code (begin) or doesn't display the doll until all the code is loaded (initialize). Initialize() is is the first command that precedes all fkiss commands, and its role is to tell the viewer where the cel listing ends and where the program code begins. Begin actually occurs after initialization, so there will be few seconds where you actually see all the jumbled cels before the begin command commences and starts unmapping cels in the way you want it displayed. |
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jeffco
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| Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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even better! i've been away too long, i guess! |
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Shin_Kai
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| Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2009 7:02 pm Post subject: |
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| I'm still having trouble. I'm just not sure how to make the codes you gave me work ;-; |
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| Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:36 am Post subject: |
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| Post some of the code you've written? It's hard to tell what the problem is without any details. |
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Shin_Kai
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| Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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Sorry this took so long,.  I really don't understand this type of code. I tried this:
;@begin()
;@unmap("hair1.cel")
;@ unmap("hair2.cel")
;@ unmap("hair3.cel")
;@ map("hair4.cel")
;@ ;@set(1)
;@ map(!skirt)
;@ map(!dress)
;@ map(!top)
;@ map(!shoe)
;@ label(1)
;@press("none.cel")
;@ unmap(#34)
;@ unmap(#35)
;@ unmap(#36)
;@ unmap(#69)
;@ unmap(#70)
;@ label(1)
;@ letinside(I,#47,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#47)
;@ endif()
;@ letinside(I,#49,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#49)
;@ endif()
But it told me the label was unreachable in Directkiss which I don't understand at all. |
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Lil Loulou
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| Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 6:21 pm Post subject: |
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Shin_Kai wrote:
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Sorry this took so long,. I really don't understand this type of code. I tried this:
;@begin()
;@unmap("hair1.cel")
;@ unmap("hair2.cel")
;@ unmap("hair3.cel")
;@ map("hair4.cel")
;@ ;@set(1)
;@ map(!skirt)
;@ map(!dress)
;@ map(!top)
;@ map(!shoe)
;@ label(1)
;@press("none.cel")
;@ unmap(#34)
;@ unmap(#35)
;@ unmap(#36)
;@ unmap(#69)
;@ unmap(#70)
;@ label(1)
;@ letinside(I,#47,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#47)
;@ endif()
;@ letinside(I,#49,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#49)
;@ endif()
But it told me the label was unreachable in Directkiss which I don't understand at all. |
Try the following code instead:
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;@begin()
;@unmap("hair1.cel")
;@ unmap("hair2.cel")
;@ unmap("hair3.cel")
;@ map("hair4.cel")
;@ ;@set(1)
;@ map(!skirt)
;@ map(!dress)
;@ map(!top)
;@ map(!shoe)
;@ gosub(1)
;@press("none.cel")
;@ unmap(#34)
;@ unmap(#35)
;@ unmap(#36)
;@ unmap(#69)
;@ unmap(#70)
;@ label(1)
;@ letinside(I,#47,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#47)
;@ endif()
;@ letinside(I,#49,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#49)
;@ endif()
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Note that the event "label" is used to define a group of thing to do; while the "gosub" action is calling the label - which means it's executing the group of code it's containing 
using gosub(name_or_number_of_the_label) will execute the code in the label and, once done, continue the code following the label in the command which called the label;
using goto(name_or_number_of_the_label) will execute the code in the label; however, once done, it will NOT finish the rest of the code in the command which called label
since you have directkiss, go see the documentation and search "label" for more information 
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Shin_Kai
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| Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks, although one quick question. How would you go about executing this code if it were like this:
;@press("skirts.cel")
;@map(!Skirts)
Would it still be letinside or does that code not work? |
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Lil Loulou
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| Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 8:57 am Post subject: |
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Let's see...
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;@begin()
;@ unmap("hair1.cel")
;@ unmap("hair2.cel")
;@ unmap("hair3.cel")
;@ map("hair4.cel")
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This part of the code will be executed ONCE after everything is displayed on the screen. I think it would be better to use an "initialize" event instead - maybe someone will be able to confirm.
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;@set(1)
;@ map(!skirt)
;@ map(!dress)
;@ map(!top)
;@ map(!shoe)
;@ gosub(1)
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This part of the code will be executed everytime you enter set 1; you'll need to write this code for every set in which clothes appear - so it's probably best to write the code once in a label and make a call to it
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Example:
;@label(InitSets)
;@ map(!skirt)
;@ map(!dress)
;@ map(!top)
;@ map(!shoe)
;@ gosub(1)
;@set(1)
;@ goto(InitSets)
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Note: Since you're using groups and they are FKiss4, you can use names to define your labels
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;@ label(1)
;@ letinside(I,#47,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#47)
;@ endif()
;@ letinside(I,#49,#51)
;@ ifnotequal(I,1)
;@ unmap(#49)
;@ endif()
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This code will unmap every skirts that are presently mapped and which aren't inside the body. (I suppose #51 is the zone in which you want the skirts to stay mapped?)
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;@press("skirts.cel")
;@map(!Skirts)
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Writing this code will map every cel in the !Skirts group.
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;@press("noSkirts.cel")
;@goto(1)
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Pressing on this button will execute the code of the label 1; let's say the skirt #47 is inside #51 - it will not be unmapped.
Now, let's say that skirt #49 isn't currently mapped but is inside #51. The code in label 1 verify if the skirt #49 is inside #51 - since it is the case, it will not unmap the skirt. However, since the skirt was already unmapped, it will stay that way.
Is it helping more that way?
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Shin_Kai
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| Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 3:03 pm Post subject: |
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| That helps out a lot, thanks so much for that. I think I can code it now, and if I get stuck I'll ask more questions. |
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Shin_Kai
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| Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 11:45 pm Post subject: |
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| So then you'd put each clothing option under a different label I take it. So far it seems to be working well. |
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