Create a progress bar depending on a var's value

[Create a progress bar depending on a var's value]

_test = "hello";

with uiNamespace do {
	my_awesome_progressBar = findDisplay 46 ctrlCreate ["RscProgress", -1];
	my_awesome_progressBar ctrlSetPosition [ 0.345, 0.3 ];
	my_awesome_progressBar progressSetPosition 0;
	my_awesome_progressBar ctrlCommit 0;
	
	my_awesome_text = findDisplay 46 ctrlCreate ["RscStructuredText", -1];
	my_awesome_text ctrlSetPosition [ 0.345, 0.3 ];
	my_awesome_text ctrlCommit 0;
};

[ "TIMER", "onEachFrame", {
    params[ "_start", "_end" ];
    _progress = linearConversion[ _start, _end, time, 0, 1 ];
    (uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_progressBar") progressSetPosition _progress;
	(uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_text") ctrlSetStructuredText parseText format["%1%2", round(100*_progress), "%"];

	if ( _progress > 1 ) then {
		[ "TIMER", "onEachFrame" ] call BIS_fnc_removeStackedEventHandler;
		ctrlDelete (uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_progressBar");
		ctrlDelete (uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_text");
		/////
                hint format ["%1", _test]; // HERE !
                /////
	};
}, [ time, time + 20 ] ] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler;

How can I present the var as a param and make the hint format work properly ?

[[SOLVED] if (magazines player find _varContainingObjectId > 0)]

_id = "FirstAidKit" // _id is holding the name : "FirstAidKit"

if (magazines player find _id > 0)

[[SOLVED] if (magazines player find _varContainingObjectId > 0)]

I would like to search if the player has a certain object in his person. If so, code will be executed.

I've used the following :

if (magazines player find FirstAidKit > 0)

It works fine, but I would like to have a variable instead containing the object's id.

I tried the code bellow, and it didn't work :

_id = """FirstAidKit""" // _id is holding the name : "FirstAidKit"
if (magazines player find _id > 0)

Is it actually possible to make it work that way ?

[addAction for each vehicle that's 3m from a player]

 

Just can just use the condition, by someone do you mean player, AI or both.

 

 

 

Just Player

_type = "C_Offroad_01_F"; 
{
 if (typeOf _x isEqualTo _type) then {
 _x addaction [format ["<t>Title Here</t>"],"jack\jack.sqf","",11, true, true, "", "_this distance _target < 3 and { !(player in _target))];
 };
 } foreach vehicles;

any unit in vehicle inc player

_type = "C_Offroad_01_F";
{
if (typeOf _x isEqualTo _type) then {
_x addaction [format ["<t>Title Here</t>"],"jack\jack.sqf","",11, true, true, "", "_this distance _target < 3 and  (count crew _target == 0)"];
};
} foreach vehicles;

Thank you, I just realised that I was actually using this double condition on my version but I didn't notice that the thing was working.

[addAction for each vehicle that's 3m from a player]

Is there a way to delete the addAction if someone gets in the vehicle (only remove the addAction from this one vehicle) ? But then add it back when the player gets out...

 

Tried it, but doesn't work :

_type = "C_Offroad_01_F";
 {
    if (typeOf _x isEqualTo _type) 
      then {
        while { alive _x} do {
          if (!player in _x)
            then {
              _x addaction ["Hello","jack.sqf","",11, true, true, "", "_this distance _target < 3"];
            }
            else {
	      removeallactions _x;
	    };
	sleep 2;
      };
    };
} foreach vehicles;

[Take an array through a function [easy ?]]

_fnc_Hp = {
    private ["_return","_array"];
    _array = _this select 0;
    _return = [];

    {
        _return pushBack (round ((_x * -100) + 100))
    } foreach _array;

    _return;
};

_alldamage = [_all] call _fnc_Hp;

I get how it's working now, thank you Greenfist.

 

 

The next game update will introduce a new command which reduces this to:

_fnc_Hp = {
    (_this select 0) apply {round ((_x * -100) + 100)}
};

That will be very handy indeed !

 

 

In addition to what KK said, floor will not reduce an integer number by 1, which you are trying to do in floor (count _array). That means, you're still gonna select a nil value behind the last value of _array which will result in an error.

 

And why are you not doing your stuff in a forEach loop anyway?

_all = [0.515342,0.515342,0.515342];
{
    _all set [_forEachIndex, floor (_x * 100) / 100];
} forEach _all;
hintSilent str _all; //[0.51,0.51,0.51]

Thanks for the solution Heeeere's johnny!, it's a quick way to solve the problem.

[Adding a border to a dialog box]

Thanks, I think I'll have to leave this problem for now...

[Add background video]

Thank you very much Kaysio, that's nice !

[Take an array through a function [easy ?]]

_fnc_Hp = {
    params ["_array", "_return", "_i"];
    _return = [];

         _array select _i from 0 to 2 do {
         round (((_array * -100) + 100));
     _return set [_i, _array];
         };
        _return;
    };
    
    _all = [0,0,0];
    _alldamage = [_all] call _fnc_Hp; // tested _all and [_all] and [0,0,0] 
    hint format ["%1", _alldamage];

Tried with an array of [0,0,0], still doesn't work...

[Take an array through a function [easy ?]]

You need to define _won if you not did it

It is already defined as the vehicle name...

[Take an array through a function [easy ?]]

Thanks Davidoss, however the code doesn't work yet :

_all outputs [0,0,0]

_alldamage outputs []

	_fnc_Hp = {
	params ["_array", "_return", "_i"];
	_return = [];

         _array select _i from 0 to 2 do {
         round (((_array * -100) + 100));
	 _return set [_i, _array];
         };
		_return;
    };
    
	_all = [_won getHit "motor",_won getHit "palivo",_won getHit "karoserie"];
	_alldamage = [_all] call _fnc_Hp;

// debugg
	hint format ["%1", _all];
	sleep 2;
	hint format ["%1", _alldamage];

[Adding a border to a dialog box]

Is there a way to set a border and border color of a dialog on the fly (without using a .hpp file).

Do I use ctrlSetTooltipColorBox ?

 

Thanks in advance,

C.Coco

[Create a progress bar depending on a var's value]

Thank you very much, that's awesome !

[Determine is unit a medic | engineer , determining , checking .]

I think there are only three types of medic : "B_medic_F"   "B_recon_medic_F"   "B_G_medic_F"

if ( (typeOf player == "B_medic_F") or (typeOf player == "B_recon_medic_F") or (typeOf == "B_G_medic_F") )
  then {hint "I'm a medic"}
  else {hint "I'm not a medic"};

[addAction for each vehicle that's 3m from a player]

If you only run this once then it should be no problem, if you want it on every vehicle in the mission.

For applying the action to specific types only you can change it into something like this:

_type = "C_Offroad_01_F";
{
if (typeOf _x isEqualTo _type) then {
_x addaction [format ["<t>Title Here</t>"],"jack\jack.sqf","",11, true, true, "", "_this distance _target < 3"];
};
} foreach vehicles;

Cheers

Thanks mate !

[Take an array through a function [easy ?]]

    _fnc_Hp = {
        _this select _i from 0 to 2 do {
            round (((_this * -100) + 100));
        };
    };
    
_all = [_won getHit "motor",_won getHit "palivo",_won getHit "karoserie"];
    
hint format ["%1", _all];
sleep 2;   
hint format ["%1", _all call _fnc_Hp];

How do I take the array _all containing [_won getHit "motor",_won getHit "palivo",_won getHit "karoserie"] through the function _fnc_Hp

[addAction for each vehicle that's 3m from a player]

Change _this addaction to _x addaction

Changed it, _x works, thanks Shuko !

{
  _x addaction [format ["<t>Title Here</t>"],"jack\jack.sqf","",11, true, true, "", "_this distance _target < 3"]
} foreach vehicles;

Just curious, do I do forEach ["C_Offroad_01_F"] if I want it for a particular type of vehicle ?

[Spawn car with script]

Ok thank you very much, and if i want load in car some weapon or else?

 

Not tested, might as well not work ...

_veh = createVehicle ["B_G_Offroad_01_F", getMarkerPos "markerName"]; 
_veh call compile format ["%1=_this select 0","vehicle1"];

clearWeaponCargoGlobal vehicle1; // clears all weapons
clearMagazineCargoGlobal vehicle1; // clears all mags
vehicle1 addWeaponCargoGlobal ["hgun_Rook40_F", 1]; // adds a gun

-EDITED-

[addAction for each vehicle that's 3m from a player]

My thoughts as well, with the condition of the action being:

 

"_this distance _target < 3"

My code doesn't work :

{
  _this addaction [format ["<t>-Title Here-</t>"],"jack\jack.sqf", "", 11, "", "", "", "_this distance _target < 3"]
} forEach vehicles;

[OO_PATHFINDING - shortest route between two positions]

How nice is that ! Good work, I was looking for a Dijkstra Algorithm for Arma !

[addAction for each vehicle that's 3m from a player]

I have the following code in init.sqf :

	_won = nearestObjects [player, ["C_Offroad_01_F"], 50];
	_won = str _won select [1,5];
	_won = call compile _won;
	
	// script for trigger
	_trg = createTrigger ["EmptyDetector", getPos _won, false];
	_trg setTriggerArea [3, 3, 0, false];
	_trg setTriggerActivation ["WEST","PRESENT",true];
	_trg setVariable ["won", _won];
	_trg setTriggerStatements [    
		"this &&  !(player in (thisTrigger getVariable 'won'))",
		"(thisTrigger getVariable 'won') addaction [ '<t>Title</t>', 'jack\jack.sqf',"",11]",
		"removeallactions (thisTrigger getVariable 'won') && hint ''"
	];

This will look for the nearest vehicle (id : C_Offroad_01_F) name and store it in _won.

The result is that only one trigger has been created for only one vehicle (the nearest).

What I would like is to have a "constant" search for the nearest vehicle for each player and then create a for this vehicle trigger.

 

If you didn't understand the text above, then read this :

Final objective would be to have an addaction on any vehicle that's in a 3 meters range of a player.

[Create a progress bar depending on a var's value]

Another test working, but I can't manage to delete the my_Awesome_Text with ctrlDelete ...

with uiNamespace do {
	my_awesome_progressBar = findDisplay 46 ctrlCreate ["RscProgress", -1];
	my_awesome_progressBar ctrlSetPosition [ 0.345, 0.3 ];
	my_awesome_progressBar progressSetPosition 0;
	my_awesome_progressBar ctrlCommit 0;
	
	
    [ "TIMER", "onEachFrame", {
        params[ "_start", "_end" ];
        _progress = linearConversion[ _start, _end, time, 0, 1 ];
        (uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_progressBar") progressSetPosition _progress;
		
		with uiNamespace do {
			my_awesome_text = findDisplay 46 ctrlCreate ["RscStructuredText", -1];
			my_awesome_text ctrlSetPosition [ 0.345, 0.3 ]; //ctrlSetPosition [0,0,1,0.1]; //[0.5,0.1]; //
			my_awesome_text ctrlCommit 0;
			my_awesome_text ctrlSetStructuredText parseText format["%1%2", round(100*_progress), "%"];
		};
		// ctrlDelete (uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_text");	
		if ( _progress > 1 ) then {
            [ "TIMER", "onEachFrame" ] call BIS_fnc_removeStackedEventHandler;
			ctrlDelete (uiNamespace getVariable "my_awesome_progressBar");
			hint "FINISHED";
		
        };
    }, [ time, time + 20 ] ] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler;
};

Basically, this code outputs a % value and repeat the progress to 100%, the values overlay on each other !

[Spawn car with script]

 

Only change I would make to it, as with most of my old projects and such, I couldn't have the suspension, or it needed to move onto the next piece of code after the hint without waiting for the hint to complete, so I would spawn it in:

_fnc_timedHint =
{
	params ["_hint","_time"];
	hint _hint;
	sleep _time;
	hint "";
};

["Spawning a vehicle ...",2] spawn _fnc_timedHint;

"B_G_Offroad_01_F" createVehicle position player;

["Vehicle spawned near you",2] spawn _fnc_timedHint;

Thanks for the trick ;)

[Spawn car with script]

Correct, but for some, like myself at times, I don't like to have a hint on my screen for an extended period of time, so I do clear the screen as exampled above.

Plus, that doesn't do anything bad to the code, might as well leave it...

[Spawn car with script]

Last two lines are kinda useless. Hint will anyway disappear after few seconds.

Yeah you're right ;)