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Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
#261917
04/21/09 01:38
04/21/09 01:38
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I keep really to give my panel a variable for the size. But when the engine compiles my script it tells me it's looking for a number and not a var. So how else am i supposed to make my health bar??
Sorry this is a lame question, but i've rarely done anything with panels.
-Johnny Thrash
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Re: Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
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04/21/09 01:52
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I don't know. Here's what I have, it won't work.
bmap bmap_background = <healthbar.bmp>;
panel panel_editor{
pos_x = 0;
pos_y = 0;
layer = 1;
size_x = playerhealth;
window(10,50,122,7,bmap_background,0,0);
flags = visible, transparent;
}
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Re: Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
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04/21/09 05:03
04/21/09 05:03
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on defining the panel, u cannot put a variable assigned to the size. But on run time u do can change that. here is an example:
BMAP* bmap_background = "healthbar.bmp";
PANEL* panel_editor =
{
pos_x = 0;
pos_y = 0;
layer = 1;
size_x = 1;
bmap = bmap_background;
flags = SHOW;
}
funtion main()
{
...
...
panel_editor->size_x += healthgained;
panel_editor->size_x -= healthlost;
....
}
this way on runtime u can modify the size.
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Re: Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
[Re: delinkx]
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04/23/09 08:22
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Okay, I don't why, but why the hell do my post keep getting moved to the lite-c forum?! Did the person that moved this maybe consider that I posted it in C-scipt because that's what kind of code it is? I don't what to confuse people. Anyway, sorry, the code you wrote me is lite-c, but I think i can convert it. But I may have been wrong all along. i think I want to change the x-size of the window part and not the panel 
-Johnny Thrash
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Re: Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
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04/24/09 18:40
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This isn't working my panel is staying the same size no matter what??
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Re: Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
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04/24/09 21:32
04/24/09 21:32
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Have you tried simply
panel_editor.size_x += healthgained;
panel_editor.size_x -= healthlost;
If that doesnt help, try putting a wait(1); in after any size change.
If even THAT doesnt help, try (both lines together))
reset(panel_editor,SHOW);
set(panel_editor,SHOW);
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Re: Stupid Question about dynamicaly sizing panels
[Re: EvilSOB]
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04/27/09 02:37
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Have you tried simply
panel_editor.size_x += healthgained;
panel_editor.size_x -= healthlost;
If that doesnt help, try putting a wait(1); in after any size change.
If even THAT doesnt help, try (both lines together))
reset(panel_editor,SHOW);
set(panel_editor,SHOW); Never mind i got it, your suggestion worked, thanks a lot dude.
-Johnny Thrash
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