Help...(Please noone laugh at me)
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@QuentinADay (View Post)
I noticed the same thing ):
Apparently if there is no particle at that position it spams errors. I searched but couldn't find an equivalent function that doesn't error if the space happens to be empty. I'll add one for the next version.
So either check the type first to make sure there isn't an empty space there (which is annoying to have to do), or use pcall. I did pcall to make it easier ... -
so why doesn't it make errors when you use: tpt.get_property("type", x + math.random(-1,1), y + math.random(-1,1) ?
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@QuentinADay (View Post)
I guess because it doesn't care if it's an empty space because it can just return 0. Really it's undefined what to return if you check the ctype of nothing ... but 0 should be fine. Or maybe some other method to say the particle doesn't exist besides erroring. -
Yes I did (Heres the entire element)
local BRAS = elements.allocate("METAL", "BRAS")
elements.element(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, elements.element
(elements.DEFAULT_PT_METL))
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "Name", "BRAS")
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "Description", "Brass, brittle
metal")
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "Colour", 0xFFB46224)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "MenuSection", elem.SC_SOLID)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "MenuVisible", 1)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "Weight", 1000)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "Temperature", 293)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "HeatConduct", 100)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "HighTemperature",1170)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "HighPressure", 5)
elements.property(elements.METAL_PT_BRAS, "HighPressureTransition",
elem.METAL_PT_BRSS)(funny organiseation because of funny editor)
Edited once by batman333. Last: 29th Sep 2014
