I have a new question for you all, I am wondering if you're able to do enumartions within Lua, I am not sure if this is the correct name for it, the best way I can explain this is if I show you an example using PAWN (if you know a C type language it will make sense).
#define MAX_SPIDERS 1000
new spawnedSpiders;
enum _spiderData {
spiderX,
spiderY,
bool:spiderDead
}
new SpiderData[MAX_SPIDERS][_spiderData];
stock SpawnSpider(x, y)
{
spawnedSpiders++;
new thisId = spawnedSpiders;
SpiderData[thisId][spiderX] = x;
SpiderData[thisId][spiderY] = y;
SpiderData[thisId][spiderDead] = false;
return thisId;
}
So that's what it would look like in PAWN, however I don't know how to do this in Lua... This is what I got so far.
local spawnedSpiders = {x, y, dead}
local spawnCount = 0
function spider.spawn(tilex, tiley)
spawnCount = spawnCount + 1
local thisId = spawnCount
spawnedSpiders[thisId].x = tilex
spawnedSpiders[thisId].y = tiley
spawnedSpiders[thisId].dead = false
return thisId
end
But obviously it gives an error, do any of you know the proper way of doing this? Thanks!
I don't know about PAWN, but I think this is what you mean:
local spawnedSpiders = {}
function spawn(tilex, tiley)
local spiderData = {x = tilex, y = tiley, dead = false}
spawnedSpiders[#spawnedSpiders + 1] = spiderData
return #spawnedSpiders
end
Give it a test:
spawn("first", "hello")
spawn("second", "world")
print(spawnedSpiders[1].x, spawnedSpiders[1].y)
Output: first hello