kabuto202's Forum Posts

• • kabuto202
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  • • Joined 18 Sep, 2010
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    • 14 topics • 36 posts
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  • 21 Jan, 2011
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  Can we get a Python Support sub-board going? Because I often have various questions regarding using Python and Scirra, and someone of those questions don't feel quite right in the Help & Support with Construct board.

• • kabuto202
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  • • Joined 18 Sep, 2010
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    • 14 topics • 36 posts
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  • 16 Jan, 2011
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  Sorry, I forgot to mention it's a 2D array. (Using NumPy's "ones" function). And thank you for the guide!

• • kabuto202
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  • • Joined 18 Sep, 2010
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  • 15 Jan, 2011
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  I would like to use NumPy in my project, how would I go about importing it, into construct?

  EDIT: While I'm here, also is there a direct way to import an array from my pyscript into a Construct array?

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• • kabuto202
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  • • Joined 18 Sep, 2010
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    • 14 topics • 36 posts
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  • 22 Dec, 2010
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  Thank you, I appreciate your help good sir.

• • kabuto202
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  • • Joined 18 Sep, 2010
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    • 14 topics • 36 posts
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  • 21 Dec, 2010
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  import random
  
  class RmDef(object):	
  	def __init__(self, x, y, width, height, roomvar):
  		width = 0
  		roomvar = random.randint(1,3)
  			
  		if roomvar == 1:
  			width = random.randint(2, 4)
  		elif roomvar == 2:
  			width = random.randint(4, 6)
  		elif roomvar == 3:
  			width = random.randint(6, 8)[/code:1r9ehp96]
  
  Receiving this error
  
  [code:1r9ehp96]nameError: "width" is not defined[/code:1r9ehp96]
  
  I'm confused cause I'm defining width to be = 0. So why is it saying it's not defined?
• • kabuto202
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  • • Joined 18 Sep, 2010
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    • 14 topics • 36 posts
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  • 21 Dec, 2010
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  First of all, I'd like to say that I'm loving construct, currently parallel developing Dungeon Raiders with flex and I gotta say, I'm leaning Construct. There's just one annoying issue with the script editor in Construct...

  CTRL+ F doesn't bring up the Find/Replace menu, I believe this is an issue that needs to be addressed.