Animation script

[Sui]

not alive is one of the command OFP doesn't like without brackets for some reason...

Try:

? not (alive m): goto "exit"

And see if you have any joy

[Chris Death]

Nah Sui, it's not the brackets missing - ofp can handle that
without any brackets, but it's a question mark missing.

You even posted the correct version Sui  

~S~ CD

[Dubieman]

Ahh okay it was the ?. It should work now and if it doesn't I'll try brackets or something else....

Thanks guys.

I thought just plain not alive would work cause I've used it in condition fields before without the question mark.

[Sui]

Bahaha... ;D

Not enough caffinee today to be answering complicated editing questions involving question marks...

[DBR_ONIX]

If that doesn't work, you could try something like :

Code: [Select]

?(m dammage==0):ExitI, uh, think..
- Ben

[DBR_ONIX]

Code: [Select]

_m = _this select 0

#talk
m switchmove "EffectStandTalk"
~14
?trig1done: goto "arm"
;here is where I get an #error on the m part
NOT ALIVE m: goto "exit"
~0.5
m switchmove "FXCivilFoldOnesArms"
~6
?trig1done: goto "arm"
~1
m playmove "FXCivilLookback"
~5
?trig1done: goto "arm"
~1
m switchmove "FXCivilArmsAkimboL"
~8
?trig1done: goto "arm"
~0.5
m switchmove "EffectStandTalk"
~8
?trig1done: goto "arm"
~0.5
goto "talk"

#arm
m switchmove "null"
m setbehaviour "COMBAT"
exit

Just noticed something in that code....
First line : "_m = _this select 0"
Then the rest fo the code, you use the name "m"

It won't work with more than one person, unless you change all the "m"s to "_m"

If it does work, I guess the person your running the script on it called "m"?


- Ben