I'm using free Light-C and have come across either a really easy or really odd problem depending on what I'm doing wrong. I have the following code called when a projectile hits the character. I get an "Error E1515: Invalid arguments in modelHit" when the program first runs. When I remove the 'you' instructions (and replace them with 'my's) the error goes away. I can plenty of code and examples to show you guys if you want, but I'm hoping this is the source of the problem.
function modelHit()
{
switch(event_type)
{
case EVENT_IMPACT:
addLine("Characters are colliding, Oh my!");
double modifierForUp = (3/4);
double modifierForDown = (1/4);
int launchAngle = 30;
if(you.push == 2) //A projectile has hit the character
{
//Check velocity of projectile, character will impact in the same direction regardless of where you hit the projectile
//my.skill1 = damage, my.skill2 = orientation
if(you.velX <= 0)
{ //launch with a force 30 degrees into the air
my.velX = -1 + you.damage * my.health * cos(launchAngle) * -1;
my.velZ = 1 + you.damage * my.health * sin(launchAngle);
}
else
{ //launch with a force 30 degrees into the air
my.velX = 1 + you.damage * my.health * cos(launchAngle);
my.velZ = 1 + you.damage * my.health * sin(launchAngle);
}
my.health += you.damage;
you.state = dead;
//previously had the following code
//wait(1);
//ent_remove(you); //Now works just fine with
//these too remove, commented it out here so others could see
return;
}
}
}
Code above works just fine now, previously had a wait(1); then a remove(you); statement, removed and handled elsewhere in the code did the trick.
