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picard  Registered Member #1450 Joined: Wed Oct 11 2006Location: The Netherlands Posts: 635 | Ever wondered why the h$ll your wac code didn't work? You were absolutely sure your conditions and commands were right? Well this might be your problem.... What we've found out (thanks to Oldman) is that sometimes when you put a comment like this.
if never() and ssndead(1008) then // trigger for helo to waypoint
The forward slashes sometimes will cause your condition to trigger. So its better to put your comment outside your condition , like this..
// trigger for helo to waypoint
Another solution would be to use the semicolon instead of the forward slashes
if never() and ssndead(1008) then ;trigger for helo to waypoint
[ Edited Sun May 20 2007 ] | ||
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The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But it's still on my list.  Registered Member #343 Joined: Fri Oct 29 2004Location: Baton Rouge, LA USA Posts: 1490 | Well, its always a good idea to annotate your code so that when you come back to it a year later you don't have to spend inordinate amounts od time figuring out what it did. (or if someone new looked at it) . Good Job! | ||
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BlueSky  Registered Member #2385 Joined: Tue May 12 2009Posts: 2 | I know this info is a few years old but... I have spent two nights now testing a simple map and having my code fail. I believe this may be the problem. I have been putting //v1=1, //v1=2, etc. next to my variables to note the seq. I'll bet it has been screwing with the code because everything fires as soon as I enter the map. Knowledge never ages... Thanks | ||
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