What are the ZScript analogies of SETA1, LOAD1 and such?

3 replies · 2,363 views · Started 22 September 2006

_L_ 22 Sep 2006, 12:12

Consider the following ZASM code fragment:


 SETV a1,1
 SETV d0,320
WAIT WAITFRAME
 SETA1 data,d0
 ADDV a1,1
 COMPAREV a1,5
 GOTOLESS WAIT

What would be the ZScript analogy (I mean, analogue) of it?

DarkDragon 22 Sep 2006, 18:57

If I understand the ASM correctly:


ffc script foo {
   void run() {
      for(int i=1; i<5; i++)
      {
         ffc other = Screen->LoadFFC(i);
         other->Data = 320;
         Waitframe();
      }
   }
}

_L_ 23 Sep 2006, 06:48

There's a LoadFFC now?!

But...

DarkDragon wrote:
screen: (accessible through the global "Screen" pointer)
float D[8];
float ComboC[176];
float ComboD[176];
float ComboF[176];
float ComboI[176];
float ComboT[176];
float ComboS[176];
int NumItems();
item LoadItem(int);
item CreateItem(int);

...and that's it!

DarkDragon 23 Sep 2006, 07:36

Lol, yeah, that's all there was in ZScript 1.0, there have been some additions since then. They're all detailed in the various beta announcement threads. Someday (for b14 I guess) I'll post a new complete up-to-date list.