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Ryder Spearmann
Early Adopter
Join date: 1 May 2006
Posts: 216
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07-06-2006 22:36
Hi all... something way too simple... but code fails... just trying to get something to become gradually transparent: on voice command
key owner;
default
{
state_entry()
{
owner=llGetOwner();
llListen(0,"",owner,"");
}
listen(integer a, string n, key id, string m)
{
float t;
if(m=="trans") {
t = 1.0; \\ stops here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
while (t > 0);
{
llSetAlpha(t, ALL_SIDES);
t = t - 0.001;
}
}
}
}
the darned code stops at "t=1.0". No error... no nothing. I'm stumped. Any ideas? |
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Aodhan McDunnough
Gearhead
Join date: 29 Mar 2006
Posts: 1,518
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07-06-2006 23:05
Remove the semicolon after ( t > 0)
It's not stopping at the t = 1.0 statement. It locks up at the while statement since the exit condition will never be met.
Because the while contains no decrement statment, (t > 0) is always true.
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Ryder Spearmann
Early Adopter
Join date: 1 May 2006
Posts: 216
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07-06-2006 23:15
Ahhhhh.... that did the trick. Dang. looking right at it  Thanks so much From: Aodhan McDunnough Remove the semicolon after ( t > 0)
It's not stopping at the t = 1.0 statement. It locks up at the while statement since the exit condition will never be met.
Because the while contains no decrement statment, (t > 0) is always true. |
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Sapat Engawa
Registered User
Join date: 22 Jun 2006
Posts: 25
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07-06-2006 23:23
From: Ryder Spearmann but t is decremented by .001 in the while loop....
The while loop construct
while ( t > 0 )
controls the first following statement.
What's biting you is that e.g.
t=1.0;
is a statement, and so is the empty statement
;
which is what you have after yours. The brace-enclosed statement you think is the loop body isn't. Delete the empty loop body statement following the loop controller; that'll put the one you want in the right place.
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