Lordfarquaad321
If I have four decks on my dj-hardware and want to create four different variated characters, one for each deck on pad button 8. How do I apply the variated characters to the seperate decks so e.g '$varChar3' that is supposed to only handle deck 3, will not interfere with deck 2 etc.
Hypothetically thinking as if you could apply actions to each deck's "pad button 8" individually.
Hypothetically thinking as if you could apply actions to each deck's "pad button 8" individually.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 21 @ 10:04 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Can just query what deck button was triggered at, if I understood you correctly...
get_deck 3 ? do this : else do this
get_deck 3 ? do this : else do this
Mensajes Mon 03 May 21 @ 10:27 pm
PhantomDeejay
Actually you should use:
However, if action1, action2, action3 and action4 are all the same and only the variable is different, then you could use local variables instead of global.
$MyVar is a global variable. It has the same value for all decks.
However, MyVar (without the dollar sign $) is a local variable and it can have different value per each deck.
Look at the following example. We check 4 different global variables (one for each deck) and then we perform the same action:
While the above code is 100% correct and it will work perfectly, it can be simplified to this:
In other words we removed the 4 global variables (one per deck) and we substitute them with one local variable.
action_deck 1 ? action1 : action_deck 2 ? action2 : action_deck 3 ? action3 : action_deck 4 ? action4
However, if action1, action2, action3 and action4 are all the same and only the variable is different, then you could use local variables instead of global.
$MyVar is a global variable. It has the same value for all decks.
However, MyVar (without the dollar sign $) is a local variable and it can have different value per each deck.
Look at the following example. We check 4 different global variables (one for each deck) and then we perform the same action:
action_deck 1 ? var_equal '$MyVar1' 1 ? play : nothing : action_deck 2 ? var_equal '$MyVar2' 1 ? play : nothing : action_deck 3 ? var_equal '$MyVar3' 1 ? play : nothing : action_deck 4 ? var_equal '$MyVar4' 1 ? play : nothing
While the above code is 100% correct and it will work perfectly, it can be simplified to this:
var_equal 'MyVar' 1 ? play : nothing
In other words we removed the 4 global variables (one per deck) and we substitute them with one local variable.
Mensajes Wed 05 May 21 @ 4:14 pm
Lordfarquaad321
Solved it. Thanks!
Mensajes Wed 05 May 21 @ 5:26 pm