globle var ?

[cooldamien]

Is this script right

 

#include "k_inc_debug" 
#include "k_inc_utility"

void main()
{
   int iCheck = GetGlobalNumber("cut1");
   if (iCheck =  0) 
     {

            ActionStartConversation(GetFirstPC(),"cam", FALSE,  CONVERSATION_TYPE_CINEMATIC, TRUE );
     }
}

 

I added the variable cut1 with the 2da editor as a number but by saved game editor does not show my variable am I doing some thing wroung?

[Darkkender]

Have you saved a game after this script has been fired in game? If you have did your script work in the first place?

[Pavlos]

This won't work .

 

The "=" operator is for assigning, or defining values. You need to use "==" to check if something is equal to a value . You may also wish to increment the value of the global number, otherwise this can fire multiple times. Try this modified version:

 

void main() {
   int iCheck = GetGlobalNumber("cut1");
   if (iCheck ==  0)  {
            SetGlobalNumber("cut1", iCheck++);
            ActionStartConversation(GetFirstPC(), "cam");
   }
}

 

No need to include "k_inc_debug" and "k_inc_utility."

 

Edit: You may want to check out this thread.

 

As to your actual question:

 

(Curses self for not looking at the actual topic) I'm not sure how tk102 built the save game editor, but it could be that the variables are from a predefined list. Is your .2da in the override folder?