EW_Brang sprites.

Code:

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import "std.zh"
int ewbrangsprite = 100; //Replace that number with sprite ID.

global script EW_Brang{
        void run(){
                while(true){
                        for(int count = 1; count <= Screen->NumEWeapons(); count++){
                                eweapon test = Screen->LoadEWeapon(count);
                                if(test->ID == 131) test->UseSprite(ewbrangsprite);
                        }
                        Waitframe();
                }
        }
}

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Have you gotten sick of those Goriyas using the same boomerang Link has by default? Well this script replaces that sprite with a custom one you choose.

To implement it. You first need to make the sprite, write down the ID of the sprite. And replace the number 100 in line 2 with the ID of whatever sprite you want to use for the EW_Brang.

Thanks to Joe123 for helping me figure out the method of going by doing this.

Please replace that 255 with 'Screen->NumEWeapons()'

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Joe123

Please replace that 255 with 'Screen->NumEWeapons()'

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Yeah, that would probably work better anyways.

It's not that it would work better (or at least, it wouldn't appear to).
It'd just stop you from checking through about 250 non-existent EWeapons every single frame, which isn't a great idea.

:confused:

Say what? It's 255 last time I checked, it's the max that it checks, but the idea of using Screen->NumEWeapon would make much sense.

Yes, 255 total. But, at most, 6-8 would be on screen at once (in normal circumstances), and maybe 3 will be goriyas? Yeah.

Anyway, anything to reduce the running time of the script by 2 orders of magnitude is a good thing.

Well yes, and not trying to check the ID attribute of an unassigned pointer.