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Started by Mikelel, June 03, 2012, 10:48:56 pm
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Mikelel

Change state according to life level
#1  June 03, 2012, 10:48:56 pm
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Normally I don't open many topics, even I've solved various problems myself -always those were not so difficult-.  :sugoi:

But this time I don't know how: to write an AI command to force CPU to change state according to life level.  :???:

Any tip?   Thanks in advance.

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Re: Change state according to life level
#2  June 03, 2012, 10:59:33 pm
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You mean like this?
[mcode]
type=changestate
value = ifelse(life < 500, 2000, 1500)[/mcode]
 
or

[mcode]
triggerall = life < 500[/mcode]
 

When you say 'force', is your intention to get the cpu to perform a behavior no matter what is happening to them (gethit, customstate, midcombo)?
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Re: Change state according to life level
#3  June 03, 2012, 11:42:13 pm
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life<ceil(lifemax/2) is better than life<500 cos of the options setting for life percentage.

and move this to the root of development help.


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Re: Change state according to life level
#4  June 04, 2012, 12:24:45 am
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Tried all of these, and nothing works :(

I guess there is another code which is working instead of these -in terms of priority and such-.

*sigh*

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Re: Change state according to life level
#5  June 04, 2012, 07:25:55 pm
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Mikelel said, June 04, 2012, 12:24:45 am
Tried all of these, and nothing works :(

I guess there is another code which is working instead of these -in terms of priority and such-.

*sigh*

I don't understand why it wouldn't work, unless you have a conflicting changestate controller with the same triggers like for example:

[mcode]
[State -1, High Life Hadooken]
trigger1 = AILevel > 0
...
value = 1000

[State -1, Low Life Hadooken]
trigger1 = AILevel > 0
trigger1 = life < 500
...
value = 1200
[/mcode]

in the above even if you have less than 500 life the first one will still occur. You need to add a life >= 500 trigger to that one in that case. It would help to see the code you have so far so we have a better understanding of what youre trying to do, as well as what you did wrong.

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Alpaca-San said, February 09, 2014, 07:44:05 pm
You limit yourself so badly when you try to avoid variables. When you get over your fear of the "complexity" of variables, you will find yourself in a better place: A beautiful world where coding is actually fun.
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