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Why when i put 2 ifs in the same script, my uo starts to lag
Posted: 2004-08-10 18:03:19
by paulinho4life
Why when i put 2 ifs, in the same script,
my uo starts to get slower? And when i load 3 scripts, all of them with 2 ifs, i cant play, because i have little crashs all the time...
E.G
sub Bandages()
while true
if uo.life <= 90 then
if uo.mana >= 50 then
uo.exec ("bandageself")
wait (2000)
else
wait (1500)
end if
end if
wend
end sub
Re: Why when i put 2 ifs in the same script, my uo starts to
Posted: 2004-08-10 19:59:02
by Edred
paulinho4life wrote:Why when i put 2 ifs, in the same script,
my uo starts to get slower? And when i load 3 scripts, all of them with 2 ifs, i cant play, because i have little crashs all the time...
E.G
sub Bandages()
while true
if uo.life <= 90 then
if uo.mana >= 50 then
uo.exec ("bandageself")
wait (2000)
else
wait (1500)
end if
end if
wend
end sub
You have empty cycle (no actions) if your health greater 90. Scripts with empty cycle is simple way to lags and full busy your processor. Insert wait(100) to end of your script (before 'wend') and enjoy
Posted: 2004-08-11 15:35:34
by Chameleon
another way you could do it is
Code: Select all
sub Bandages()
while true
if uo.life <= 90 AND uo.mana >= 50 then
uo.exec ("bandageself")
wait (2000)
else
wait (1500)
end if
wend
end sub
just a suggestion
or not use the while command and set a label(thats how I set my infinite loops)
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sub Bandages()
top:
if uo.life <= 90 then
if uo.mana >= 50 then
uo.exec ("bandageself")
wait (2000)
else
wait (1500)
end if
goto top
end sub
hrmm actually that'd still lag
Edred has the right of it
Posted: 2004-08-11 16:19:20
by Lord Ruslan Nightmare
labels sux. Any real programmer will tell you this.
Posted: 2004-08-12 19:02:04
by ruff
definitly
ty
Posted: 2004-08-17 16:50:35
by paulinho4life
ty