Then this:
vec_normalize(temp[0],16);
will probably fail.

I think you need to alter george code so it fits for lite-c, or do it in c-script.

then maybe this could help ..


Important part here is that you have to declare it first in the function , BTW if you declare temp like "var temp;" temp is not zero in lite-c .

Maybe define a stuct? I think I read this elsewhere and it fixed the problem.

typedef struct
{
var x;// maybe try
var y;// float x
var z;// etc..
} temp;

???, not sure if this is right though. I am pretty new to "C" so...

OK, this should do the job happily.

Outside any function, up the top somewhere add in
then anytime you come across a line using pure 'temp' (just 'temp' by itself - leave temp.x or temp.y or temp.z alone)
that wont compile (that is "cannot convert struct vector to fixed" or "cannot convert fixed to struct vector")
use 'temp.x' instead.

Thats how I had to do it to get C-script to convert.

*** CORRECTION ***
I have corrected the above snippet from VECTOR ... to VECTOR * ...
Leaving this * out could have caused many strange and seemingly unrelated faults.. Sorry.