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Ok...i decided to start coding again...but i need help...i need someone to help me make a 2 player simple game like...hmm...just a screen with lots of dots and 2 players withg a points count for each one and they collect the dots...and theres a timer at the top...please pm me if you will make this game...but lead me through it...so take it as a learning expirience...so whatever you do tell me what and how and what it does....
please pm me...thx
shouldn't you do that to help familiarise yourself with the code again?
This just completely freezes my PSP in Luaplayer 0.20. What version do you use it in?Zitat:
Zitat von TheEmulatorGuy
EDIT: I just tried System.Quit() using Cools' Luaplayer 0.20 and it works. So maybe Luaplayer 0.17dk2 didn't need that function but Luaplayer 0.20 mod by Cools does?
nothing seems to work in 0.20
Oh yeah, as for your problem Glynnder (if you didn't fix it yet), you stopped using commas after each table entry.
I have a question about reading .txt files. I have a program that reads an entire .txt file. That works fine. But, when it prints to the screen, it's one longe line. Is there a way that I can make it skip to the next line forming a paragraph?
Also, in the .txt file, I have it in paragraph form. But when it prints to the screen, at the end of the first line, I see a Musical note symbol and a big "O" printed in black with a white square around it. Does anyone know what that is?
1. LUA Player is limited to that (see why LUA sucks dirt?) so you must make your own 'return' function, very easy though.
2. That musical note thing is *nix operator character of '\n' meaning 'newline'. ('\b' backspace, '\t' tab, etc.)...
I will make you such a function once I go and learn how LUA makes 2d arrays, to parse the 'text' you put in into a 2d array, and for every music note found, skip a line down and keep printing... Sorry i cant right now though, I didnt learn all of LUA's syntax back when i only knew it...
Until then, back to 3d Zelda clone......
hmm... my timer is f uped...... i put it after the loop, and it goes like 4 then 8 then 12 then 6 wtf? doesnt it go by thousands? and why is mine going by ones? i used :
counter = Timer.new()
counter:start()
if counter:time() > 4000 then
screen:print(40,30,"> 4000",black)
counter:reset(0)
end
I think you put these lines before the loop.
counter = Timer.new()
counter:start()
im about to commit suicide from stupidity :( last question:
how can i make a random number load... i.e a number bettween 1 and 3 eighter 1, 2, or 3 ?