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Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:54 am
by lisa
hmm I thought I had changed them all to capital T, must have missed one.
I copy pasted code from your post earlier that had the small t
took me about an hour before I worked out it should have been Capital T lol
Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 1:06 am
by rock5
You know me. Always keeping you on your toes.
Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 6:29 am
by lisa
I just want to clarify something.
TargetPtr is the target of target.
PetPtr is the pet's target
So for this code to be true, target or target is the same target the pet has ?
So if your target is targeting the pet then the pet would need to be targeting itself??
Hmm I think I found the value of pawn to be target.
So now we are talking pawn.TargetPtr is target of target of target which would make more sense.
Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 7:01 am
by rock5
I didn't quite follow all that but pawn.TargetPtr is the address of what the pawn is targeting.
player.PetPtr would be the address of your pet. I believe it only applies to warden pets.
So if pawn.TargetPtr == player.PetPtr then the pawn is targeting your pet. I think that's right.
Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 11:19 am
by lisa
I deff don't understand how to use pawn lol
ok in player.lua approx. line 1500
I am trying to compare the target of target name with party member name but it errors out saying I'm trying to index global 'self' a nil value.
This is the start of the code
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local target = self:getTarget();
if (( settings.profile.options.PARTY ) and player.Battling == true ) then
if ( CPawn(target.TargetPtr).Name == GetPartyMemberName(1) ) then
Now it should have a target as this is inside the
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function evalTargetDefault(address)
Weird part is if I try the same code at line 280 it doesn't give an error.
Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 12:10 pm
by lisa
nvm I got there in the end lol
Re: Teaming & Aggro Issue
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 12:24 pm
by rock5
lisa wrote:This is the start of the code
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local target = self:getTarget();
if (( settings.profile.options.PARTY ) and player.Battling == true ) then
if ( CPawn(target.TargetPtr).Name == GetPartyMemberName(1) ) then
Um... 'self' has no meaning in the eval function. Also isn't 'target' already defined in the eval function? 'target' is already the target being evaluated. So what you want to do is check to see if it has the party member targeted. I think it should go something like this.
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local targettarget = target:getTarget()
if (( settings.profile.options.PARTY ) and player.Battling == true ) then
if targettarget and targettarget.Name == GetPartyMemberName(1) then