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mythbusteranimator wrote:

Create a list with the hole coordinates, then do somthing like this:

when gf clicked
forever 
 wait (pick random (1) to (4) ) secs
  set x to (item (pick random (1) to (7) ) of [holecoordinatesXpos v])
  set y to (item (pick random (1) to (7) ) of [holecoordinatesYpos v])
 

You need to create two lists: One holding the "y" pos. of the hole, and one holding the ""x" pos.

Fixed.

amcerbu wrote:

trinary wrote:

mythbusteranimator wrote:

Create a list with the hole coordinates, then do somthing like this:

when gf clicked
forever 
 wait (pick random (1) to (4) ) secs
  set x to (item (any v) of [holecoordinatesXpos v])
  set y to (item (any v) of [holecoordinatesYpos v])
 

You need to create two lists: One holding the "y" pos. of the hole, and one holding the ""x" pos.

Fixed.

You can actually just use the

set x to (item (any v) of [holecoordinatesXpos v])

block.

Great point amcerbu, I changed the script. It's more efficient now. 

Last edited by jontmy00 (2012-05-11 23:49:46)

MoreGamesNow wrote:

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jontmy00 wrote:

amcerbu wrote:

You can actually just use the

set x to (item (any v) of [holecoordinatesXpos v])

block.

Great point amcerbu, I changed the script. It's more efficient now. 

Only if the holes are on a grid-like system.  Otherwise, the x and y coordinates won't match up (e.g. go to x: (item 1 of list x) y:(item 4 of list y) )

Hmm...I just realized that.
Maybe create avariable called "List item1" and set "list item 1" to the item number of the 'holecoordinatesxpos', and then choose item "listitem1" of 'holecoordinatesxpos'?

Also, you might want to number the holes, and use the following script, so that 2 don't appear in 1 spot.

set [xnum v] to <pick random (1) to (7)>
set [ynum v] to <pick random (1) to (4)>
if <not <[used v] contains <<(ynum)-[1]>*[7]>+(xnum)>>
 go to x: <item (xnum) of [x's v]> y: <item (ynum) of [y's v]>
 add <(ynum)-[1]>*[7]>+(xnum)> to [used v]

Last edited by parcheesidude (2012-05-12 12:28:57)

amcerbu wrote:

This should do it:

set [listIndex v] to (pick random (1) to (7))
set [desiredXPosition v] to (item (listIndex) of [XPositions v])
set [desiredYPosition v] to (item (listIndex) of [YPositions v])

Even better. Everyone seems to be trying to be coming up with a better script. 

mythbusteranimator wrote:

Create a list with the hole's coordinates, then do somthing like this:

when gf clicked
forever 
 wait (pick random (1)to (4)) secs
  set x to[(item (pick random 1-7) of [Hole coordinates X pos v]
  set y to[(item (pick random 1-7) of [Hole coordinates Y pos v]
 

You need to create two lists: One holding the "y" pos. of the hole, and one holding the ""x" pos.

Fixed.

Last edited by laser314 (2012-05-14 14:18:22)