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Enjl wrote:

pal4 wrote:

S1eth wrote:
What's the problem? Your code works.

An issue I see with it is that it only works if there is only a single birdo egg in the world at one time.
You are selecting the last index from tableOfBirdoEggs, which does not guarantee that you will get the most recently spawned egg.
For example, if you pick up an egg, your code will turn that egg in your hand into a fireball.
If you want to keep track of bird eggs' livetime, I suggest using pnpc and giving them a tick counter or something.

Another issue is that you're playing two sound effects at the same time, but I haven't played with lua Sound functions enough to know if there is a way to disable the Birdo's sound effect, or swap it out for the fireball sound effect for that one tick only.

Try this:

http://hastebin.com/lujebotuku.lua

This code ignores birdos completely. It only checks if a new birdo egg has been spawned, and 33% of the time, it turns that egg into a Ludwig fireball.
In other words, it even works with multiple birdos at the same time.

Tried it. no luck.
I'm pretty sure that's not how you get an npc id.

npcID.lua includes a bunch of constants for easy use.
NPCID.BIRDOEGG = 40
I'm starting to think your lunadll.lua file is in the wrong directory. Is it one folder down from where the level file is located?

pal4 wrote:

Enjl wrote:

pal4 wrote: Tried it. no luck.
I'm pretty sure that's not how you get an npc id.

npcID.lua includes a bunch of constants for easy use.
NPCID.BIRDOEGG = 40
I'm starting to think your lunadll.lua file is in the wrong directory. Is it one folder down from where the level file is located?

It is. Folder named 29. I'm naming levels by the order I made them (which is also the order I set them up to play in my world).

Enjl wrote:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/wind ... extensions

You lunadll.lua file is named lunadll.lua.txt, but the extension is hidden.

pal4 wrote:

Enjl wrote:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/wind ... extensions

You lunadll.lua file is named lunadll.lua.txt, but the extension is hidden.

actually it came out lunadll.lua.lua. If I renamed it at any point is that bad? 'Cause that was my first attempt to show the file extension.

S1eth wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:

RhysOwens wrote:Has anyone forgotten about me?
I'm not really making levels with LunaLua right now.
I'm messing around with it and experimenting with it so I can get used to it.

The NPCs all take more hits even when I've set the ID to 1 NPC with HealthPoint.lua.

I have same problem.

It's not you. HealthPoint is bugged.

First of all, when you load the API, it automatically sets all NPCs to 3 health. (the creator apparently thought that was a good idea...)
If you don't want that, you'd want to iterate over all NPC ids and call healthPoint.makeNPCNormal(id), but that doesn't work either.

healthPoint.makeNPCNormal is supposed to remove the entry for a specific NPC id from a table, but instead, it removes the value with the index of the npc id, and then pushes all other indexes in the table forward to fill in the gap.
It's pretty broken.

Here is a fix: http://hastebin.com/anerequxef.lua

Create a new text file inside your level folder. Copy and paste the hastebin text in there. Rename the file to HealthPoint.lua (remove the .txt extension)

Test it by having the following code in your lunadll.lua file for your level:

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local healthPoint = API.load("HealthPoint");

--healthPoint.healthbar = true; -- optional, use to activate healthbars above NPCs

for _,id in pairs(healthPoint.allNPCs) do
	healthPoint.makeNPCNormal(id);
end

healthPoint.setNPCHealth(1, 3);

This makes a goomba (ID 1) take 3 hits to kill. All other enemies are unaffected.

RhysOwens wrote:

S1eth wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:

I have same problem.

It's not you. HealthPoint is bugged.

First of all, when you load the API, it automatically sets all NPCs to 3 health. (the creator apparently thought that was a good idea...)
If you don't want that, you'd want to iterate over all NPC ids and call healthPoint.makeNPCNormal(id), but that doesn't work either.

healthPoint.makeNPCNormal is supposed to remove the entry for a specific NPC id from a table, but instead, it removes the value with the index of the npc id, and then pushes all other indexes in the table forward to fill in the gap.
It's pretty broken.

Here is a fix: http://hastebin.com/anerequxef.lua

Create a new text file inside your level folder. Copy and paste the hastebin text in there. Rename the file to HealthPoint.lua (remove the .txt extension)

Test it by having the following code in your lunadll.lua file for your level:

Code: Select all

local healthPoint = API.load("HealthPoint");

--healthPoint.healthbar = true; -- optional, use to activate healthbars above NPCs

for _,id in pairs(healthPoint.allNPCs) do
	healthPoint.makeNPCNormal(id);
end

healthPoint.setNPCHealth(1, 3);

This makes a goomba (ID 1) take 3 hits to kill. All other enemies are unaffected.

Your code doesn't work mate.
I tested it and I've edited it a few times and no hope.

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:

RhysOwens wrote:

S1eth wrote:
It's not you. HealthPoint is bugged.

First of all, when you load the API, it automatically sets all NPCs to 3 health. (the creator apparently thought that was a good idea...)
If you don't want that, you'd want to iterate over all NPC ids and call healthPoint.makeNPCNormal(id), but that doesn't work either.

healthPoint.makeNPCNormal is supposed to remove the entry for a specific NPC id from a table, but instead, it removes the value with the index of the npc id, and then pushes all other indexes in the table forward to fill in the gap.
It's pretty broken.

Here is a fix: http://hastebin.com/anerequxef.lua

Create a new text file inside your level folder. Copy and paste the hastebin text in there. Rename the file to HealthPoint.lua (remove the .txt extension)

Test it by having the following code in your lunadll.lua file for your level:

Code: Select all

local healthPoint = API.load("HealthPoint");

--healthPoint.healthbar = true; -- optional, use to activate healthbars above NPCs

for _,id in pairs(healthPoint.allNPCs) do
	healthPoint.makeNPCNormal(id);
end

healthPoint.setNPCHealth(1, 3);

This makes a goomba (ID 1) take 3 hits to kill. All other enemies are unaffected.

Your code doesn't work mate.
I tested it and I've edited it a few times and no hope.

Because api has to be in a LuaScriptsLib folder

RhysOwens wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:

RhysOwens wrote:
Your code doesn't work mate.
I tested it and I've edited it a few times and no hope.

Because api has to be in a LuaScriptsLib folder

It was in the LuaScriptsLib folder but the code he gave us still didn't work.

RhysOwens wrote:It was in the LuaScriptsLib folder but the code he gave us still didn't work.

S1eth wrote:

RhysOwens wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:
Because api has to be in a LuaScriptsLib folder

It was in the LuaScriptsLib folder but the code he gave us still didn't work.

It works for me. And I assume it works for Mario_and_Luigi_55 as well?

RhysOwens wrote:It was in the LuaScriptsLib folder but the code he gave us still didn't work.

Why did you put it there? Those were not the instructions I gave you. If you didn't do that, how will I know if you followed all the other steps correctly?
You can put the file either in your level folder, or the LuaScriptsLib folder.
API.load will prioritize local files in the level folder, and if it doesn't find the API there, it'll look in the LuaScriptsLib folder.

It would be nice if you could tell me what error you're getting. I can't do much with "doesn't work".

Make sure the file is called "HealthPoint.lua".
Enable file extensions. Maybe your file is called "HealthPoint.lua.txt".

RhysOwens wrote: I loaded HealthPoint.lua and my code worked
but your fixing code didn't.
The error I get is: bad argument #1 to 'pairs' (table expected, got nil)

TurtleJosh52 wrote:When I open up LunaLua this appears:

"Using GDI renderer. so some advanced LunaDLL effects may not be present in
some levels.

Could not use OpenGL Renderer because:
Missing EXT_framebuffer_object"

Halp