qwertypol012 Posted January 12, 2019 Posted January 12, 2019 These are some lines in my script: Reveal hidden contents ;---Variables (not a complete list)--- Float MoralityMeter ; as a max value of MoralityIncrements Float MoralityChance1 ; 5% loose control chance Float MoralityChance2 ; 10% loose control chance Float MoralityChance3 ; 15% loose control chance Float MoralityChance4 ; 20% loose control chance Float MoralityChance5 ; 25% loose control chance Float MoralityChance6 ; 30% loose control chance Float MoralityChance7 ; 35% loose control chance Float MoralityChance8 ; 40% loose control chance Float MoralityChance9 ; 45% loose control chance Float MoralityChance10 ; 50% loose control chance Float MoralityChance11 ; 55% loose control chance Float MoralityChance12 ; 60% loose control chance Float MoralityChance13 ; 65% loose control chance Float MoralityChance14 ; 70% loose control chance Float MoralityChance15 ; 75% loose control chance Float MoralityChance16 ; 80% loose control chance Float MoralityChance17 ; 85% loose control chance Float MoralityChance18 ; 90% loose control chance Float MoralityChance19 ; 95% loose control chance Float MoralityChance20 ; 100% loose control chance Float MoralityIncrements ; contains points accumulated from all used game statistics ;---Codes under a function (not a complete list)--- Function Loose_Control_Roll() MoralityChance1 = 0.05 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance2 = 0.10 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance3 = 0.15 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance4 = 0.20 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance5 = 0.25 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance6 = 0.30 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance7 = 0.35 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance8 = 0.40 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance9 = 0.45 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance10 = 0.50 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance11 = 0.55 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance12 = 0.60 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance13 = 0.65 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance14 = 0.70 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance15 = 0.75 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance16 = 0.80 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance17 = 0.85 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance18 = 0.90 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance19 = 0.95 * MoralityMeter MoralityChance20 = 1.00 * MoralityMeter ;other codes under Loose_Control_Roll() function EndFunction I'm trying to simplify it to make my script more compact and better looking. I'm still new to Papyrus and i heard about arrays recently, so i tried to learn about it but couldn't manage to solve my case here yet. What i'm actually trying to do is making MoralityChance to be more accurate by giving it a base value of 0.01 (or 1%) instead of 0.05 (or 5%) as stated in above lines. I heard about arrays so i thought i might use it, not only to simplify these lines but also making MoralityChance more accurate by giving it 0.01 (1%) base value and incremented until 1.00 (100%) value.So, can we simplify these lines in my script? If so, would anyone give me a guide on how to?
IsharaMeradin Posted January 12, 2019 Posted January 12, 2019 (edited) Okay, not knowing everything you are trying to accomplish this cannot be flushed out for your needs. But hopefully it can serve as an example that you can adapt to your needs. Reveal hidden contents Float MoralityMeter Float MoralityIncrements Float[] MoralityChance Float Property PercentStep = 0.01 Auto ; default 1% change as desired via property settings, this is the amount by which to increase each entry. Event OnInit() MoralityArrayBuilder() EndEvent Function MoralityArrayBuilder() MoralityChance = new Float[100] ;change the '100' to however many entries needed for PercentStep to go from 0.00 to 1.00 - must be a fixed number, cannot be a variable and cannot exceed 128 Int index = 0 While index < MoralityChance.Length ;NOTE - first index entry needs to be 0 to fill but needs to be 1 for the math thus this MoralityChance[index] = ( (PercentStep * (index + 1) ) * MoralityMeter) index += 1 EndWhile EndFunction Function Loose_Control_Roll() ;assume a random morality chance for example usage Int SomeVar = RandomInt(0,100) ;adjust values to be the index range of your array entries Float MoralityChanceToUse = MoralityChance[SomeVar] ;just an example on how to retrieve something stored in an array. EndFunction Edited January 12, 2019 by IsharaMeradin
qwertypol012 Posted January 13, 2019 Author Posted January 13, 2019 On 1/12/2019 at 6:06 AM, IsharaMeradin said: Okay, not knowing everything you are trying to accomplish this cannot be flushed out for your needs. But hopefully it can serve as an example that you can adapt to your needs. Reveal hidden contents Float MoralityMeter Float MoralityIncrements Float[] MoralityChance Float Property PercentStep = 0.01 Auto ; default 1% change as desired via property settings, this is the amount by which to increase each entry. Event OnInit() MoralityArrayBuilder() EndEvent Function MoralityArrayBuilder() MoralityChance = new Float[100] ;change the '100' to however many entries needed for PercentStep to go from 0.00 to 1.00 - must be a fixed number, cannot be a variable and cannot exceed 128 Int index = 0 While index < MoralityChance.Length ;NOTE - first index entry needs to be 0 to fill but needs to be 1 for the math thus this MoralityChance[index] = ( (PercentStep * (index + 1) ) * MoralityMeter) index += 1 EndWhile EndFunction Function Loose_Control_Roll() ;assume a random morality chance for example usage Int SomeVar = RandomInt(0,100) ;adjust values to be the index range of your array entries Float MoralityChanceToUse = MoralityChance[SomeVar] ;just an example on how to retrieve something stored in an array. EndFunction Many thanks! :laugh:This should do most of the works. I'll collaborate it and i may ask again if i get another question. Once again, thanks :smile:
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