Random barrel drops sound like donkey kongSpacialKatana wrote:I'm going to use that code for my random barrel drops.
)Is this a reference to the Tarahumaras?Ixnatifual wrote:Written by a man whose name bears an odd resemblance to a toxic beverage, this book's pages detail how men of the enigmatic tribes of the south have learned to run for days without tiring.
I really like all the tomes descriptions.Code: Select all
onDie = function(self)
barreldrop.randomdrop()
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function getrandomdrop()
local item = {"arrow", "cold_arrow", "fire_arrow",
"poison_arrow", "shock_arrow", "baked_maggot", "boiled_beetle",
"cave_nettle", "grim_cap", "milkreed", "blooddrop_blossom",
"pitroot_bread", "poison_bomb", "fire_bomb", "frost_bomb",
"shock_bomb", "sandals", "slime_bell",
"tar_bead","throwing_dagger"}
return item[math.random(1, table.getn(item))]
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function randomdrop()
spawn(global_functions.getrandomdrop(),self.level,self.x,self.y,self.facing)
endYeah. And the vague comment on the writer is a reference to this dude.J. Trudel wrote:Is this a reference to the Tarahumaras?Ixnatifual wrote:Written by a man whose name bears an odd resemblance to a toxic beverage, this book's pages detail how men of the enigmatic tribes of the south have learned to run for days without tiring.
okay so I know what I did wrong....I was asking how to fix it....not drink more Jack Danielspetri wrote:You're spawning in the cell where the script entity is. Perhaps you wanted to pass the self parameter to randomdrop?
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onDie = function(object)
barreldrop.randomdrop(object.level, object.x, object.y, object.facing)
end
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function randomdrop(level, x, y, facing)
spawn(global_functions.getrandomdrop(), level, x, y, facing)
endI was actually quite surprised (and pleased) to see this reference, I'll have a look at this dude he seems to know his stuff.Ixnatifual wrote:Yeah. And the vague comment on the writer is a reference to this dude.J. Trudel wrote:Is this a reference to the Tarahumaras?Ixnatifual wrote:Written by a man whose name bears an odd resemblance to a toxic beverage, this book's pages detail how men of the enigmatic tribes of the south have learned to run for days without tiring.
Daniel's Running Formula is a very informative read, although it is most certainly overkill for someone like me who just runs casually now and then. Now if I was coaching a team of runners it'd probably be an amazing resource.J. Trudel wrote:I was actually quite surprised (and pleased) to see this reference, I'll have a look at this dude he seems to know his stuff.