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Posted February 25, 2014
I'm trying to write a script that will make a character the player talks to run to another character. My code, though, throws a Declaration does not match parameters compile error each time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

void main()
{
// Give the speaker some XP
RewardPartyXP(50, GetPCSpeaker());

// Set the variables
SetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF, "nFirstTimeTalked", 1);

//Run to Falstadd
object oMiner = GetObjectByTag("ct_Miner", 1);
AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject("ct_Falstadd", TRUE, 1)); (error occurs here)
}
Post edited February 25, 2014 by Untraceable93
This question / problem has been solved by Hickoryimage
Posted February 25, 2014
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Untraceable93: I'm trying to write a script that will make a character the player talks to run to another character. My code, though, throws a Declaration does not match parameters compile error each time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

void main()
{
// Give the speaker some XP
RewardPartyXP(50, GetPCSpeaker());

// Set the variables
SetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF, "nFirstTimeTalked", 1);

//Run to Falstadd
object oMiner = GetObjectByTag("ct_Miner", 1);
AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject("ct_Falstadd", TRUE, 1)); (error occurs here)
}
I don't know scripting, but wouldn't that last parameter be ("ct_Miner", TRUE, 1) instead of ("ct_Falstadd", TRUE, 1)?

*edit* Hmm, no I think I'm wrong there. Carry on.
Post edited February 25, 2014 by Coelocanth
Posted February 25, 2014
From my understanding, that's the reference to the object they're supposed to move to, though I'll try that just in case.
Posted February 26, 2014
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Untraceable93: I'm trying to write a script that will make a character the player talks to run to another character. My code, though, throws a Declaration does not match parameters compile error each time. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

void main()
{
// Give the speaker some XP
RewardPartyXP(50, GetPCSpeaker());

// Set the variables
SetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF, "nFirstTimeTalked", 1);

//Run to Falstadd
object oMiner = GetObjectByTag("ct_Miner", 1);
AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject("ct_Falstadd", TRUE, 1)); (error occurs here)
}
It occurs to me that you have defined oMiner but not 'Falstadd'. Have you tried doing something like:

//Run to Falstadd
object oMiner = GetObjectByTag("ct_Miner", 1);
object oTarget = GetObjectByTag("ct_Falstadd");
AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject(oTarget, TRUE, 1));
}
Post edited February 26, 2014 by Hickory
Posted February 26, 2014
Ah, that would probably help with getting rid of any variable errors, but I'm still getting the "Declaration does not match Parameters" error somewhere on the assign command line.
Posted February 26, 2014
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Untraceable93: Ah, that would probably help with getting rid of any variable errors, but I'm still getting the "Declaration does not match Parameters" error somewhere on the assign command line.
Hmm. Looking at this script is it possible that you should be using:

//Run to Falstadd
object oMiner;
object oTarget;
oMiner = GetNearestObjectByTag("ct_Miner", 1);
oTarget = GetNearestObjectByTag("ct_Falstadd");
AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject(oTarget, TRUE, 1));
}

I know it shouldn't really matter, but computer logic can sometimes be very quirky. It's a thought. Otherwise, I can't see anything wrong according to the wiki syntax.
Posted February 26, 2014
Nope. Still get the parameter error on that last line. I have the correct ammount of parameters for both assigncommand and actionmovetoobject, though, so I'm not sure where or why it's tripping up.
Posted February 26, 2014
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Untraceable93: Nope. Still get the parameter error on that last line. I have the correct ammount of parameters for both assigncommand and actionmovetoobject, though, so I'm not sure where or why it's tripping up.
The only other thing I can think of is that fRange is supposed to be a floating point number. So perhaps try:

AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject(oTarget, TRUE, 1.0));

Or even try it without the run and fRange parameters, just to see if that is where the problem lies:

AssignCommand(oMiner, ActionMoveToObject(oTarget));
Posted February 26, 2014
Changing it to a 1.0 worked! Thanks so much
Posted February 26, 2014
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Untraceable93: Changing it to a 1.0 worked! Thanks so much
There's that 'quirky' I mentioned earlier. :D
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