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Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:Is there a way to make LunaLua count seconds?

PixelPest wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:Is there a way to make LunaLua count seconds?

For what purpose? There's multiple ways you can do it, but it depends on what you'll be doing with it

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:

PixelPest wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:Is there a way to make LunaLua count seconds?

For what purpose? There's multiple ways you can do it, but it depends on what you'll be doing with it

For making powerups disapper after few seconds

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:Thanks. One more question
Why isn't this script working?

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function onLoop()
if mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)==1 then
mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)=0
end
end

PixelPest wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:Thanks. One more question
Why isn't this script working?

Code: Select all

function onLoop()
if mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)==1 then
mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)=0
end
end

Read the documentation. That's not how you set mem values

function onLoop()
if mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)==1 then
mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD,0)
end
end

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:

PixelPest wrote:

Mario_and_Luigi_55 wrote:Thanks. One more question
Why isn't this script working?

Code: Select all

function onLoop()
if mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)==1 then
mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)=0
end
end

Read the documentation. That's not how you set mem values

This:

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function onLoop()
if mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD)==1 then
mem(0x00B251E0,FIELD_WORD,0)
end
end

didn't work as well though

Yoshi021 wrote:How can I make the Player's fireballs go through floors and walls using Lunalua? I tried using NPC code:
noblockcollision=1
but it doesn't work for some reason.

Angelus wrote:How do I change the hitbox of a character using LunaLua? I'm replacing Peach with a smaller character, so it feels weird when you hit a block or a ceiling with that.

PixelPest wrote:

Angelus wrote:How do I change the hitbox of a character using LunaLua? I'm replacing Peach with a smaller character, so it feels weird when you hit a block or a ceiling with that.

Either use a .ini file if you have 2.0 or the PlayerSettings class which I would recommend to use either way. You first have to set a variable to PlayerSettings.get() function with the proper values inside which you can find here: http://wohlsoft.ru/pgewiki/LunaLua_global_functions, although for your purposes you'll probably want to use player.character and player.powerup as your arguments. Then refer here to change hitboxes: http://wohlsoft.ru/pgewiki/PlayerSettings_(class). Then you'd want to test for different frames of spritesheets, of different power-ups and different characters. You can use the memory offset 0x114 found here: http://wohlsoft.ru/pgewiki/SMBX_Player_Offsets to test for different frames. The issue with PlayerSettings class is that when it sets hitboxes, they don't revert back on their own, which is the toughest part to work around

Angelus wrote:I appreciate your suggestion, PixelPest, but is there a simpler way of doing so? As Hoeloe said, I just need to adjust the hitbox to the character height. I've tried to use the PGE Calibrator, but I don't know how to implement it into the game using LunaLua.

Reign wrote:This must be the sillies question in history but for some reason I can't find the command on PGE wiki even when I'm sure I've seen it before. I want to print the amount of stars the player has on the screen. Which command returns the amount of stars?