Changing the explosiveness value...
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...In powder.h, from a test.c file.
I asked a while ago, but got no decent response that actually achieved what I wanted.
So, I was fiddling with an element a while ago and then thought, "What if it was only able to burn/explode once it was over x degrees?".
I don't want it to explode/start burning when it hits the temperature, I want it to be able to explode/burn when it hits the temperature.
I was wondering, is it possible to change the 'explosive' and 'burn' values in powder.h from the test.c file?
Also, I know Simon will probably ban me for evasion, but I need help with this. I cannot ask on the IRC, as I got banned there too (see here).
And -social is always too inactive, so I'll never get a response.
So sorry Simon, but I have no other way of asking, and would really like to get my mod finished soon. The ban is too long to just sit out. -
@cctv (View Post)
I can't tell you how to do that, but this is another reason why people could use http://tet.foorumi.org . Also how long is your ban? Do you use social medias? They can be helpful. Mods, please, don't ban him before I get answer. Don't ban me for advertising, either. -
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@KIRILL (View Post)
Make your own thread, this is for my problem. That is why I made a thread. I did not make a thread for your problems.
Again, sorry guys, but I need help with this.
I will now logout and not log in again 'till the ban's up.
Thanks, -cctv -
#powder-social is inactive though. I accept your reason.
I believe a simple assign might work as structs should be variable structures...
ptypes[PT_ELEMENT].explosive
ptypes[PT_ELEMENT].flammable^ assign integers to these two
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@cctv (View Post)
I have no idea how, but cctvdude, don't evade. You would only be banned for a reason, and if it was an accident, the mods would have unbanned you. They didn't, so you shouldn't evade. Read the rules. -
Evading bans is as simple as making a new user.
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Err...
If you want it to explode at x degrees use a transition and just tell it to turn into fire.
If you want to to be able to explode at x degrees you should probaly use:
if (parts[i].temp>x):
{
if (r&0xFF)==PT_FIRE)
{
part_change_type (i,x,y,PT_FIRE);
pv[y/CELL][x/CELL] += y;
}
}
where x and y are your values
This works with pressure, I'm not sure what the variable for temp is.
Otherwise that's what to use! -
(note: The following post isn't necro, as this is a help thread, and if it still needs answering, or has a problem, the rules state it is OK to bump [I think])
@boxmein (View Post)
It gave me an error that I am trying to change read-only values or somethin' like that.
I can't get the errors back, partly this was 5 days ago when I tried it, partly 'cause I can't remember what I did with the file and can't be bothered remaking it. And my compiler gives me different errors practically every time I load it up. Hurrdurr.
