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#1
6th Dec 2020 at 1:34 PM
6th Dec 2020 at 1:34 PM
add of buffs and thought balloons to motive
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#2
6th Dec 2020 at 5:14 PM
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#3
8th Dec 2020 at 4:28 PM
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#4
10th Dec 2020 at 6:59 PM
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#5
10th Dec 2020 at 11:12 PM
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#6
12th Dec 2020 at 9:55 AM
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#7
15th Dec 2020 at 6:57 PM
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#8
16th Dec 2020 at 12:11 PM
Last edited by Lyralei : 16th Dec 2020 at 12:17 PM.
Reason: forgot to close the bracket.. woops!
16th Dec 2020 at 12:11 PM
Last edited by Lyralei : 16th Dec 2020 at 12:17 PM.
Reason: forgot to close the bracket.. woops!
@whiteman-Dara ,
In your post where you're posting the entire function, it all seems like it should work. But only IF you parse in the correct buffname
How are you calling this function? Like so?
Hope this helps!
In your post where you're posting the entire function, it all seems like it should work. But only IF you parse in the correct buffname
How are you calling this function? Like so?
Code:
Also, note that you've noted the 'hungry' one wrong ThoughtBalloonBabyCrying(base.Actor, BuffNames.VeryHungry);
Code:
You initially had the BuffNames as 'VeryHungry'. So the code would never have reached the 'hungry' code at all due to it.if (buffName == BuffNames.Hungry)
{
balloonData = ThoughtBalloonManager.GetBalloonData("BuffHungry", sim);
}
Hope this helps!
#9
16th Dec 2020 at 2:00 PM
16th Dec 2020 at 2:00 PM
Lyralei, No, Like so!
This snippet does not work for at me no matter what I write. Thought balloon It remains the same.
Is it possible learn more about this.
Code:
public override void ThoughtBalloon(Sim sim, bool isDistress)
{
ToddlerBuffIdleAnimationData.ThoughtBalloonBabyCrying(sim, this.mBuffInstance.Guid);
}
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Also, note that you've noted the 'hungry' one wrong
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Code:
if (buffName == BuffNames.Hungry)
{
balloonData = ThoughtBalloonManager.GetBalloonData("BuffHungry", sim);
}
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Quote:
| You initially had the BuffNames as 'VeryHungry'. So the code would never have reached the 'hungry' code at all due to it. |
Is it possible learn more about this.
#10
17th Dec 2020 at 1:59 PM
Last edited by Lyralei : 17th Dec 2020 at 2:05 PM.
Reason: Forgot to add the ShowBalloon, which fires the balloon stuff to begin with
17th Dec 2020 at 1:59 PM
Last edited by Lyralei : 17th Dec 2020 at 2:05 PM.
Reason: Forgot to add the ShowBalloon, which fires the balloon stuff to begin with
I will be honest, I'm a bit confused about how this is all linked together (Like, which variables are being parsed in by your code and that it's a problem there, etc). Would you be able to share the .cs file of your code?
I also will be honest (Because the original ThoughtBalloonBabyCrying()) is weirdly set up by EA to begin with :p If I were you, I'd actually go as far as doing the following yourself:
That's what I usually do, the core goal is "Baby needs to have balloon thought bubble thing" You first start there. Test it in-game, then continue 'grow' the code for 'If the commodity type is hungry, then we use our own function', etc, etc, etc Because if you start doing ALL the things at once, it won't really help the progress (When I started doing scripting, I did this very badly and it never really worked out)
I also will be honest (Because the original ThoughtBalloonBabyCrying()) is weirdly set up by EA to begin with :p If I were you, I'd actually go as far as doing the following yourself:
Code:
And, from there just expand the code public static void ThoughtBalloonForCryingBabies(Sim sim, BuffNames buff)
{
if (buff == BuffNames.Hungry)
{
balloonData = ThoughtBalloonManager.GetBalloonData("BuffHungry", sim);
sim.ThoughtBalloonManager.ShowBalloon(balloonData);
}
if (buff == BuffNames.VeryHungry)
{
balloonData = ThoughtBalloonManager.GetBalloonData("BuffHungry", sim);
balloonData.BalloonType = ThoughtBalloonTypes.kScreamBalloon;
sim.ThoughtBalloonManager.ShowBalloon(balloonData);
}
}
// No idea how you're doing this, but say, you apply this within your Run() function:
public bool Run() {
ThoughtBalloonForCryingBabies(base.Actor, BuffNames.Hungry)
}
That's what I usually do, the core goal is "Baby needs to have balloon thought bubble thing" You first start there. Test it in-game, then continue 'grow' the code for 'If the commodity type is hungry, then we use our own function', etc, etc, etc Because if you start doing ALL the things at once, it won't really help the progress (When I started doing scripting, I did this very badly and it never really worked out)
#11
19th Dec 2020 at 6:50 AM
19th Dec 2020 at 6:50 AM
#12
21st Dec 2020 at 9:55 PM
21st Dec 2020 at 9:55 PM
I'd in your case just use print statements on every line. See which if statement they pass. Sometimes that can even be surprising :p Because I can't seem to see a reason why it wouldn't work (But again, that's partially since only snippets are being shared here rather than the project itself or even not really knowing what you're trying to code here, thus it's a bit difficult to figure out how things are called and when the interactions are fired)
So, as an example:
In case you're wondering how to make a simple print function, here you go:
If you do want to share your project (Which I highly recommend), here's a tutorial on how to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFZGq5etfMw
If you don't want to share it with others, I completely understand! Feel free to PM me if that's the case Else you can attach it to the thread here!
So, as an example:
Code:
Etc. Etc..
if (buffName <= BuffNames.Exhausted)
{
print("Is Less or equal to exhausted");
if (buffName != BuffNames.ReallyHasToPee)
{
print("Is NOT ReallyHasToPee");
if (buffName != BuffNames.Desolate)
{
print("Is NOT Desolate");
if (buffName == BuffNames.Exhausted)
{
print("IS Exhausted");
balloonData = ThoughtBalloonManager.GetBalloonData("BuffExhausted", sim);
balloonData.BalloonType = ThoughtBalloonTypes.kScreamBalloon;
}
}
}
In case you're wondering how to make a simple print function, here you go:
Code:
In theory it should use the XML file that EA provided. But again, I have no idea what the general project looks like, that I also don't know how to help you on how to fix this. And I hope that with print statements you might get somewhere on understanding your code. public static void print(string text)
{
StyledNotification.Show(new StyledNotification.Format(text, StyledNotification.NotificationStyle.kDebugAlert));
}
If you do want to share your project (Which I highly recommend), here's a tutorial on how to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFZGq5etfMw
If you don't want to share it with others, I completely understand! Feel free to PM me if that's the case
Else you can attach it to the thread here!
#13
24th Dec 2020 at 7:12 PM
24th Dec 2020 at 7:12 PM
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