Posted By: Ditje
[solved] leaving for-loop after first turn - where is my mistake - 08/09/10 09:36
I can`t see the wood because of the trees (german adage) 
Following statement doesn`t work, beacuse enemy_distance get not counted up. But I don`t know why. There must be a very basic mistake in my thoughts.
Ditje
Edit: if I remove wait(1) - I get entities until crash.
I create more entities by this loops(9-40). The ent_create functions of this entities don`t call a function yet and their loops work fine.
Following statement doesn`t work, beacuse enemy_distance get not counted up. But I don`t know why. There must be a very basic mistake in my thoughts.
Ditje
Code:
...
var enemy_distance = 2;
...
// Welle 1
var i;
for(i=1; i<9; i++)
{
if(enemy_distance >= 2)
{
if(i %2 == 0)
{
enemy[i] = ent_create("bee2.mdl", vector(-50, 1000, 500), start_bee_wave1);
enemy_distance = 0;
}
else
{
enemy[i] = ent_create("bee1.mdl", vector(-50, 1000, 500), start_bee_wave1);
enemy_distance = 0;
}
}
else enemy_distance += time_step;
}
...
wait(1);
...
Edit: if I remove wait(1) - I get entities until crash.
I create more entities by this loops(9-40). The ent_create functions of this entities don`t call a function yet and their loops work fine.
Code:
for(i=9; i<17; i++)
{
if(i %2 == 0) enemy[i] = ent_create("bee2.mdl", vector(epos[i][0], -epos[i][1], epos[i][2]), NULL);
else ent_create("capture.mdl", vector(epos[i][0], -epos[i][1], epos[i][2]), NULL);
}
Code for creating all enemies is now decreased from 138 lines to 45 lines.