Optimizing Scripts

[Bruce]

update:

I removed the 1st question about the inline scripts as the tutorial has already stated. I just didn't read it careful...

@Dcuurent, your optimizing topic tutorial is helpful for me, can you please please add more?

Thank you so much for your hard work!

 

[Bloodbane]

Can someone please help me with the full example of this?

Are you looking for something like this?

void Namer1(char Nama){
    switch(Nama){
    case "Megaman" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Roll" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Protoman" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Bass" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Power_MM" :
      return "Power";
      break;
    case "NH_MegaM" :
      return "No_Helmet";
      break;
    case "Roll_8" :
      return "Roll";
      break;
    case "X" :
      return "Megaman";
      break;
    case "Zero" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Volnutt" :    // 10
      return "Megaman";
      break;
    default :
      break;
    }
}

FYI it's from character select screen script system and it has been reduced as example.

 

[Bruce]

Are you looking for something like this?

void Namer1(char Nama){
    switch(Nama){
    case "Megaman" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Roll" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Protoman" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Bass" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Power_MM" :
      return "Power";
      break;
    case "NH_MegaM" :
      return "No_Helmet";
      break;
    case "Roll_8" :
      return "Roll";
      break;
    case "X" :
      return "Megaman";
      break;
    case "Zero" :
      return "__";
      break;
    case "Volnutt" :    // 10
      return "Megaman";
      break;
    default :
      break;
    }
}

FYI it's from character select screen script system and it has been reduced as example.

I understand these, I just don't know how to setup
#define DO_SOMETHING 0
#define DO_SOMETHING_ELSE 1
#define DO_SOMETHING_DIFFERENT 2

Thank you

 

[msmalik681]

if you add "#define DO_SOMETHING 0" to the top of a script file anytime you type "DO_SOMETHING" the engine will read it as "0".

 

[Bruce]

if you add "#define DO_SOMETHING 0" to the top of a script file anytime you type "DO_SOMETHING" the engine will read it as "0".

Ahh, I see, thanks