[RELEASE] My first cod4 script check it out

08-28-2012, 06:09 AM #1

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    Tell_Health()

{

        self endon( "death" );

	for(;

	{

		while (self.health < self.maxhealth)

		{

			iprintln(self.health);

			self.health++;

	wait 0.5;

		}

		wait 0.5;

	}

}

So what this does it will tell you what your health is when you lose health as in like if you get hurt it will keep updating your health on screen until it hits 100 again. This should work on all cods, but I only tested it on cod4 please don't hate I know it's small, but hey it's something new.

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08-28-2012, 11:19 AM #11

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EDIT: i didn't see the posts above mine, i will shut up now D=

Well its good, but it will syntax :confused:

    Tell_Health

{

    for(;

    {

	maxhealth = 100;

	while (self.health < maxhealth)

	{

	     iprintln(self.health);

	     self.health++;

	}

    }

}

You forgot the () Smile

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08-28-2012, 01:14 PM #12

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Yes this does work test it out I know it doesn't look right, but for what it has to do it will be fine.

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08-28-2012, 01:56 PM #13

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Originally posted by superman123123

Yes this does work test it out I know it doesn't look right, but for what it has to do it will be fine.

/facepalm :dumb:

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08-28-2012, 02:00 PM #14

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/facepalm :dumb:

Ight I'm making a video of it now and when you see it working you will be facepalming and looking dumb.

08-28-2012, 02:21 PM #15

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Originally posted by superman123123

    Tell_Health()

{

    for(;

    {

	maxhealth = 100;

	while (self.health < maxhealth)

	{

	     iprintln(self.health);

	     self.health++;

	}

        wait 0.1;

    }

}

So what this does it will tell you what your health is when you lose health as in like if you get hurt it will keep updating your health on screen until it hits 100 again. This should work on all cods, but I only tested it on cod4 please don't hate I know it's small, but hey it's something new.

Sometime pc cod 4 bugs out and lets u do dumb stuff that shouldent be working, so u just got a bug in your game without () it will bad syntax every time.

08-28-2012, 02:28 PM #16

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Originally posted by Britt

Sometime pc cod 4 bugs out and lets u do dumb stuff that shouldent be working, so u just got a bug in your game without () it will bad syntax every time.

I fixed all that stuff

    Tell_Health()

{

	for(;

	{

		while (self.health < self.maxhealth)

		{

			iprintln(self.health);

			self.health++;

		}

		wait 0.5;

	}

}

08-28-2012, 08:05 PM #17

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Originally posted by superman123123

I fixed all that stuff

    Tell_Health()

{

	for(;

	{

		while (self.health < self.maxhealth)

		{

			iprintln(self.health);

			self.health++;

		}

		wait 0.5;

	}

}

No waiting time here?

    		while (self.health < self.maxhealth)

		{

			iprintln(self.health);

			self.health++;

//hi

		}

08-28-2012, 08:20 PM #18

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You do infact need a wait time in both of those loops, otherwise the game will just freeze, for infinite loops.

08-28-2012, 08:34 PM #19

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Originally posted by nZxMikeeeyx

You do infact need a wait time in both of those loops, otherwise the game will just freeze, for infinite loops.

Ight well I ran it on my jtag and it still worked fine, but I guess I will do as you say.