#GlobalVariables

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Hi, it's the anon from earlier! I was mainly interested in maybe making a companion myself one day (probably smaller scale than yours, likely just one character) and figured it wouldn't hurt to ask some people with experience than me. I guess my biggest question would be how to make a follower more reactive to your actions or giving them quests that you'd only be able to do after enough progress with them has been made. Thanks for the offer, btw!

Depending on how well you know your way around the Creation Kit, you might want to take a look at these links first: 1 | 2 | 3 Also, the CK Wiki is really a lot more helpful than it appears at first. I know all of this might seem utterly unrelated, but the first two are very basic tutorials that have taught me a lot of necessary skills to get any of this started. Darkfox127′s tutorials add a lot of extra information, and the official Creation Kit wiki has become somewhat of a cheat sheet for me at this point. If you’re intending to work with quests (and reactive followers need those, there’s no way around it) a lot, you should keep all of these handy.

I’ll put the rest under a cut.

Essentially, in order to have them be as reactive as possible, I basically reverse engineered Serana’s quests to meet my needs. You can find them in the CK by searching for the quests in the Object Window.

DLC1NPCMentalModel and DLC1NPCMonitoringPlayer are the ones I’m talking about. These are quests that interact with each other through scripts, and if you choose to go down this route, you will have to recreate them both in order for your follower to work as intended. Make sure to take out everything that you don’t want your follower to do, or they’ll just end up behaving in the same way as Serana (unless that’s something you want to achieve of course!). I wish I could give you better advice than “just look at these and try to do the same”, but this is basically the core of it. All of my other quests depend on these quests I recreated in one way or another, since they hold every kind of dialogue (outside their personal quests) that I’ve written for them, in order to keep them as unintrusive to other quests as possible.

Once you have that down, everything else becomes a lot simpler. At this point, all you have to do is to call on this script’s functions to do the job for you.

The next thing I wanna talk about are global variables, as well as dialogue and quest conditions. These are important because the global variable increases (or decreases) the follower’s relationship with the player according to the player’s actions, and this variable is always one of my personal quests’ starting conditions.

Create a new one by navigating to Miscellaneous > Global in the Object Window, right clicking on the Editor ID and hitting “New”. Enter the name you want to use for it (and make sure it’s simple and memorable, you’ll need it a lot) in the ID bar, set the variable type to “Float” and the value to 0.0000. Hit OK. You should end up with something similar to what’s in the screenshot above. This is the entire friendship between the player and your follower.

What I did next was adding a function to their mental models with which I can manipulate the global variable. Now this might sound confusing, but it’s a lot simpler than it seems. 

If you’ve reverse engineered Serana’s quest right, your follower’s quest should have a script like this one in it. Right click it and hit edit source. We’ll add these functions.

Add your GV as a property to the script by adding

GlobalVariable Property YOURGVSNAME auto conditional

to the script.

Next we’ll add the functions to manipulate your follower’s relationship. 

Add this piece of code:

Function NAMEOFYOURFUNCTION() YOURGVSNAME.Mod(amount you want to give or take) EndFunction Do this for as many functions you want to add. Save your script and close your quest.

Now, all that’s left to do is have your follower react to things that are happening. You can do this through many different ways, by essentially referring back to these functions every time you want the relationship to change. For me, this mostly happens through dialogue, so I’ll show you how to do this. Let’s go there now.

When writing your dialogue, all you have to do is to add this little piece of code as a script fragment, either at the beginning or at the end. Your choice. What works for me might not work for you.

Now I’ve added several functions here. You don’t need all of this. I’m fairly certain you’ll find your own way to handle your follower’s relationship progression by the point you’ve taken a look at all the tutorials above for yourself. All you need to do is to point to your function in the script.

If your dialogue happens to be within your follower’s mental model (as your script with the functions you created earlier is), you add this piece of code:

(GetOwningQuest() as YOURMMSCRIPTNAME).NAMEOFYOURFUNCTION()

for me this looks a little something like:

(GetOwningQuest() as WKTMMScript).LikeReaction()

It likely won’t look the same for you.

Now, and this is important. If your piece of dialogue is NOT in your mental model quest, you can’t use GetOwningQuest(). You will need to add your quest as a property to this script fragment, and cast this property as the mental model script. (Since I rarely do this, I might not be explaining this well enough. This has been explained in the links I added to the top of this post, though, and you will stumble over it if you take a look at Dawnguard’s main quests in the Creation Kit).

And last but not least, how do I make use of all of this to start quests once you’ve reached a certain point in your follower’s relationship?

It’s actually really simple by this point. Refer to this tutorial if you’re a little confused about dialogue still, though, and make sure you went through doughamil’s quest tutorial.

Within my mental models, I have a dialogue view for personal dialogue. In there’s where I start my personal quests through blocking topics. These blocking topics only start through a ForceGreet package on my Quest Alias once my GlobalVariable has hit a certain value (as well as a couple other conditions).

And that’s it!

With all of that said, this is not a beginner tutorial, I’m sure. I’m self-taught and I needed a lot of time to get these things figured out. I’m still learning as I go. So don’t be frustrated with yourself if anything’s confusing or too hard to understand at first glance. You won’t be able to follow along unless you have basic knowledge of the Creation Kit, which is why I highly recommend everyone who reads this to go and take a look at the tutorials I linked right at the beginning. I hope this at least gives you pointers into the right direction anon! Have fun modding!

[millepon]

Dynamic Animation Replacerのすすめ

プレイヤーやNPC個々にアニメーションの差別化を可能にするDynamic Animation Replacer(DAR) v2の紹介です。 単純にプレイヤーやNPCのアニメーションを差別化するだけでなく、性別・種族・装備・ステータスの状態など条件に応じた差別化も行えます。 このMODの特徴はスクリプトを使用せずSKSEプラグインで動作するため動作が軽く遅延もないため非常に安定します。 自作フォロワーMODを作成している人であれば個々にキャラクターのアイドルモーションや攻撃モーションなど差別化も出来るのでキャラクターに個性を演出する事が出来ます。

■必須環境 SKSE1.7.3

■インストール方法 現在の最新バージョンはGreenTeaという名前のMODに統合されています。 下記のページからGreenTea for Skyrim LEをDLし���す。 https://www.patreon.com/posts/greentea-v1-2-5-27747981

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インストールしただけでは何も起きません。 ユーザーが作成したプリセットを導入するか自分でアニメーションを割り当てる必要があります。 自分でアニメーションを割り当てる場合は二種類の方法があります。

【ActorBaseによる割当て方法】 アクターごとに異なるアニメーションを割り当てます。 以下のフォルダにアニメーションファイルを配置してください。 既にFNISやNemesisでプレイヤーにアニメーションを割り当てている場合も同様に再配置してください。

●プレイヤー 三人称アニメーション meshes/actors/character/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/Skyrim.esm/00000007/(アニメーションファイル)

●プレイヤー 一人称時アニメーション meshes/actors/character/_1stperson/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/Skyrim.esm/00000007/(アニメーションファイル)

●NPC meshes/actors/(対象の種族)/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/(esp名)/(BaseID)/(アニメーションファイル)

例:プレイヤー限定のアニメーション ●FNIS meshes/actors/character/animations/1hm_attackpowerleft.hkx ↓ ●DAR meshes/actors/character/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/Skyrim.esm/00000007/1hm_attackpowerleft.hkx

例:セラーナ限定のアニメーション meshes/actors/character/animations/female/mt_idle.hkx ↓ meshes/actors/character/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/Dawnguard.esm/00002B6C/female/mt_idle.hkx

BaseIDはプレイヤーの場合「00000007」になり、セラーナの場合は「00002B6C」になります。 性別でアニメーションを分けたい場合は「BaseID」フォルダ内に「male」または「female」のフォルダを作成しその中にアニメーションファイルを入れます。

例：女性プレイヤー限定 meshes/actors/character/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/Skyrim.esm/00000007/female/1hm_attackpowerleft.hkx

ただしリディアのように女性でありながら男性モーションを使用する「Opposite Gender Anim」オプションが有効になっているアクターは「male」フォルダへ入れる必要があります。 NPCのBaseIDの確認はTes5EditからFormIDをコピーしてください。

【条件による割当て方法】 カスタム条件を指定してアニメーションを割り当てます。 例えばプレイヤー/NPCのステータス・装備・戦闘スタイル・場所などに応じてアニメーションを変更することが出来ます。

以下のフォルダにアニメーションファイルと「_conditions.txt」を配置してください。

meshes/actors/(対象の種族)/animations/DynamicAnimationReplacer/_CustomConditions/(優先度)/(アニメーションファイルと_conditions.txt)

優先度フォルダは-2147483648～2147483647の範囲で0以外の数値で指定します。 数字が大きいほど優先度が高くなります。 ちなみにNexusで配布されているプリセットの大半が1000番代の値で指定されているのでそれ以下にならなければ問題は起きないはずです。 ActorBaseによる割り当ては優先度0として扱われるようです。

条件の設定にはDAR専用の関数があります。 またAND、OR、NOTによる条件分岐も可能でありより限定的にすることが出来ます。 関数と聞くと難しく思えるかもしれませんが、IfやForなどの制御文はありませんのでマクロを組めるくらいの知識があれば複雑なアニメーション制御が可能です。

関数リストはこちらに記載されています。 https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/101371/?tab=forum&topic_id=8433408

■Conditionファイルの作り方 上記で作成した「_conditions.txt」を開き下記の形式に関数を当てはめて条件を設定します。

(NOT) Function name("esp name" | formID) (AND or OR)

条件を設定するためにはいくつかの規則があります。

関数リストの引数はespの指定が端折られているため明示的に設定する必要があります。 例: IsEquippedRight(Form item) ↓ IsEquippedRight("skyrim.esm" | 0x0001397E)

DARはMODで追加したespにも対応しています。 esp名は""で括った後、" | "で仕切り、FormIDを16進数で表記するために0xをつけます。 またロードオーダーを示す先頭2桁は削除するか0に置き換えます。 例: IsEquippedRight("aaa.esp" | AA123456) ↓ IsEquippedRight("aaa.esp" | 0x00123456)

関数の先頭にNOTをつけると否定条件にできます。 例: 右手にダガーをしていない時 NOT IsEquippedRight("skyrim.esm" | 0x0001397E)

ANDとORで複数の条件を連結できます。 例: 右手と左手にダガーを装備している時、または10%の確率で適用 IsEquippedRight("skyrim.esm" | 0x0001397E) OR Random(0.1) AND IsEquippedLeft("skyrim.esm" | 0x0001397E) OR Random(0.1)

引数がGlobalVariableの場合はグローバル変数のFormIDを指定するか値を直接指定します。 例：IsEquippedRightType("skyrim.esm" | 0x00123456) または IsEquippedRightType(3)

DARの論理演算は下記のようになります。 括弧で優先順序を指定出来ないためANDとORの複合時には注意が必要です。 　 　例1：「AまたはB」かつ「C」である場合 　↓ 　A OR 　B AND 　C 　 　例2：「AかつB」または「C」である場合 　↓ 　A OR 　C AND 　B OR 　C

例2では「(A && B) || C」というようにANDを括弧で括れないので、「A || C」 AND 「B || C」と見方を変えて設定する必要があります。

いくつかサンプルを作ってみたので参考にどうぞ。

●抜剣モーションを1/3の確率で適用 IsEquippedRightType(1) OR IsEquippedLeftType(1) AND IsWeaponDrawn() AND Random(0.33)

●納剣モーションを1/3の確率で適用 IsEquippedRightType(1) OR IsEquippedLeftType(1) AND NOT IsWeaponDrawn() AND Random(0.33)

●剣の攻撃モーションを1/3の確率で適用 IsEquippedRightType(1) OR IsEquippedLeftType(1) AND IsAttacking() AND Random(0.33)

●特定の装備を着ている時、または特定のキーワードを持つ装備を着ている時に適用 IsWorn("skyrim.esm" | 0x00123456) OR IsWornHasKeyword("skyrim.esm" | 0x00123456)

●特定のアクターを雇用中のみ適用 IsActorBase("aaa.esp" | 0x00123456) AND IsPlayerTeammate()

●屋外で特定の天候の場合のみ適用 CurrentWeather("Skyrim.esm"|0x00123456) AND NOT IsInInterior()

●体力が30%以下の場合のみ適用 IsActorValuePercentageLessThan(24, 0.3)

●スタミナが30%以下の場合のみ適用 IsActorValuePercentageLessThan(25, 0.3)

●マジカが30%以下の場合のみ適用 IsActorValuePercentageLessThan(26, 0.3)

※DARはアニメーションの追加・変更以外の事は出来ないので、体力に応じて移動速度を減速させるといった効果を持たせたい場合はスクリプトでの対応が必要です。現在DARに対応したQuick Menuにその機能が実装されています。

条件を設定して思��通りに動かない場合はANDとORの設定に誤りがあるので再確認してください。 それでも正しく動作しない場合は指定したFormIDが存在しない等のエラーが発生していている場合があります。 その場合は「C:/Users/アカウント名/Documents/My Games/Skyrim/SKSE/DynamicAnimationReplacer.log」を開くとエラー内容を確認できます。

【Conditionの応用編】

●5種類のアイドルモーションからランダムに適用するには

同種のアニメーション（同ファイル名）をランダムに適用したい場合はアニメーション数に合わせてフォルダを作成する必要があります。 ①5つのフォルダを作成しそれぞれに「1hm_idle.hkx」を入れ「_conditions.txt」を作成する。 ②優先度の高いフォルダ順から「_conditions.txt」に確立を低く設定したRandom関数を追加する。 ↓ 優先度　確率　条件 5　　　　　1/5　  Random(0.2) 4 　　　　　1/4　  Random(0.25) 3 　　　　　1/3　  Random(0.33) 2 　　　　　1/2　  Random(0.5) 1 　　　　　1/1 　 なし

優先度の高いフォルダ順から実行されるので4つのフォルダともランダム条件にヒットしなかった場合は優先度1フォルダのアイドルモーションが再生されます。 もしバニラのアイドルモーションも抽選させたい場合は1のフォルダにも確率条件を設定してください。

●自作MODにアニメーション差別化の有効・無効機能を備えるには

①CKで自作espに適当なグローバル変数を作成して「_conditions.txt」の一行目に下記の条件を追加する。 ValueEqualTo("mymod.esp" | 0x00123456, 1)

②スクリプトから①で作成したグローバル変数を変更する。 GlobalVariable Property EnableRandomMotion Auto

EnableRandomMotion.SetValue(1) ;有効 EnableRandomMotion.SetValue(0) ;無効

これでゲーム内で有効・無効の切り替えが行えるようになります。

■アニメーションスロットの切り替え方法 V2からプレイヤー限定でアニメーションの切替えスロットを最大10個まで追加できます。 "DynamicAnimationReplacer/Player/(0から9までの数字)"のフォルダにDynamic Animation Replacerと同じようにファイルを配置します。 アニメーションを切り替えるためには以下のコンソールコマンドを入力します。

●指定スロットを有効にする AddPA [SlotNumber]

●指定スロットを無効にする RemovePA [SlotNumber]

●全てのスロットを無効にして指定のスロットを有効にする SetPA [SlotNumber]

●現在有効になっているスロットを表示する GetPA [SlotNumber]

●指定スロットは複数のスロットを指定できます。 例:0123のスロットを同時に有効 ↓ AddPA 0123

例:0123のスロットを同時に無効 RemovePA 0123

※複数のスロットに同名のアニメーションが含まれていた場合はスロット番号の数値の高いアニメーションが優先されます。

■Dynamic Animation Replacerを使用する上での注意点 DARのアニメーションの割り当ては 「_conditions.txt」 にesp名とForm IDを直接指定して参照しています。 そのためユーザーが対象のesp名を変更したりマージをしてFormIDが変わってしまった場合は動作しなくなるので注意が必要です。

■最後に DARは条件を上手に設定する事で無限の可能性を秘めたアニメーション制御MODです。 既にDARが必須になっているMODもあるのでまだFNISでモーションの差別化をしている人はこの機会にDARで再構成してみてください。

【DARとFNIS/Nemesisの違い】 Dynamic Animation Replacerはプレイヤー・NPC個別にアニメーションを差別化��きます。 DARを導入する事でFNIS＋PCEA2を導入しなくてもプレイヤー・NPCのアニメーションを差別化することができ、またSKSEプラグインのみで動作するため遅延もなくespによる競合問題も起こません。

FNIS及びNemesisはSkyrimのアニメーション枠を拡張するMODです。 アニメーションを追加するMOD（ポーズMODやSexlab等）を導入する場合はFNISまたはNemesisの導入も必要になります。 またXPMSEスケルトンを導入している場合も腕のアニメーションに起因した問題が出るためSKELETON Arm Fixを有効にするためにもFNISまたはNemesisの導入が必要になります。

プレイヤー・NPC個別にアニメーションの差別化のみ行いたい場合はDARのみで、XPMSEスケルトンやアニメーション追加MODも使用したい場合はDAR＋FNISまたはNemesisのどちらかでOKです。

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Now that I’ve had more practice with Vocaloid4 I actually find Ruby an absolute joy to work with, which I find ironic considering how many people kind of seem to consider her difficult to use

(redid the post because it was cutting her off halfway through)

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GlobalVariable in Javascript in Nepali

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C language MCQ . . . . write your answer in the comment section https://bit.ly/3UA5nJb You can check the answer at the above link at Q.no. 33

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ultrAViolet Development

Movement

After building the base game by following the provided tutorials, I found that the controls didn't quite fit with what I envisioned the game to be.

I opted for WASD controls, which is admittedly a significant deviation from classic Asteroids. However I wanted the player to be able to shoot in one direction while moving in another.

These controls, however, allowed the player character to move off the screen. I considered implementing a wrap mechanic, where the player appears on the opposite side of the screen from which they disappeared, however this would conflict with the level designs I intend to create. So I opted to create bounds that the player couldn't cross. With GDevelop's physics engine, though, this quickly became more difficult than I thought.

The "Stop the object (remove all forces)" action didn't seem to work when the player's x and y positions were checked, or when the player collided with bounding box sprites. The reason for this was unknown, and I couldn't find much documentation explaining, but I suspect it may have something to do with the "Stop" action coming from the antiquated "Physics 1" when the rest of the physics was handled by "Physics 2".

Regardless, I developed a work around in which I manually set the object's linear velocity to 0 when it was situated outside of the bounds. Even still, this created a problem where the player would get stuck beyond the bounds if they collided with sufficient speed. So instead of setting the velocity to 0, I set it to 50. Although this created a kind of bouncing effect like those DVD icons, it was the best result I could manage.

Shooting

If the gameplay doesn't reward selective shooting, then there is no reason to ask the players to keep the left mouse button pressed - the bullets may as well be automatically shot. So I implemented a mechanic in which the player can focus their aim by holding the right mouse button, making the bullets completely accurate* while also slowing the player's movement. This allows the player to choose when they want to prioritise accuracy over speed, or vice versa.

*When the right mouse button isn't pressed, the bullets fire randomly within a 12 degree range of the intended target using the following action:

RandomInRange((spr_Player.Angle() - GlobalVariable(var_ShootAngle)), (spr_Player.Angle() + GlobalVariable(var_ShootAngle)))

The variable "ShootAngle" could then be changed depending on the right mouse input.

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Variables In JavaScript By Sagar Jaybhay

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Variables In JavaScript By Sagar Jaybhay

2 Types of Variables In JavaScript

Local Variable

Global Variable

In JavaScript, there are 2 types of variables. Local variables and global variables.

Local Variable In JavaScript

This variables mean the variables which are declared within a function. These variables have a local scope it means it will accessible only inside the function.

The variable is created when function starts and deleted when function executed completely.

Local Variables In JavaScript

function LocalVariables() var Greetings = "Hello,"; var myName = "Sagar Jaybhay"; console.log(Greetings + " " + myName); LocalVariables(); console.log("OutSide the function:- " + Greetings + " " + myName);

If you see above code when we call function it will print the variable values on console, but for second-line it throws an exception which is

LocalandGlobal.js:9 Uncaught ReferenceError: Greetings is not defined   at LocalandGlobal.js:9

Global Variables in JavaScript

Global variables are those variables that are declared outside a function. These Variables have global scope it means all functions, scripts can access these variables.

The lifetime of global variable is until page is open in browser when it is close global variables are removed from memory.

Global Variables In JavaScript

var Greetings = "Hello,"; var myName = "Sagar Jaybhay"; function LocalVariables() console.log(Greetings + " " + myName); LocalVariables(); console.log("OutSide the function:- " + Greetings + " " + myName);

In this above example variables are declared outside of this function and it is accessible inside the function and outside of function also.

Points To Remember about Variables in JavaScript

If you assign value to a variable which is not been declared it also becomes a global variable.

function GlobalVariables() Greetings = "Hello,"; myName = "Sagar Jaybhay"; console.log(Greetings + " " + myName); GlobalVariables(); console.log("OutSide the function:- " + Greetings + " " + myName);

Global and Local Variable in JavaScript

In the above code, we have variables inside that function but we not used var keyword before this variable names and we assign the value for them.

Now, these variables worked as global variables and we can access this outside of this function even though they present inside of that function.

Local variables can have the same name as the global variable. If you change the value of one variable is not affect on the other variable. If you changed local variable value and access inside that function you will get local copy of that variable but when you access this variable outside of function you will get global value.

Local Variables and Global Variables In JavaScript

var myName = "Mr.Sagar Jaybhay"; function GlobalLocalVariables() Greetings = "Hello,"; myName = "Sagar Jaybhay,123"; console.log(Greetings + " " + myName); GlobalLocalVariables(); console.log("OutSide the function:- " + Greetings + " " + myName);

Braces: In JavaScript braces not creates the scope for variable like C#, java.

Braces In JavaScript

var number = 1000; if (number > 101) var SecondNumber = number; console.log(SecondNumber);

In this code we defined SecondNumber inside braces of if condition then also it is accessible outside of that braces it means Javascript braces doesn’t create scope for variables. Whatever the variables are declared inside the braces are treated as a global variable.

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LLVM IR Null pointer constants and function pointers. A wild goose chase after a bad assumption.

LLVM IR Null pointer constants and function pointers. A wild goose chase after a bad assumption.

With ELLCC, you can easily check out the LLVM IR for code like:

typedef void ( *f )( void ); void foo( void ); f bar() { return (f)foo; }

is

[1]: http://ellcc.org/demo/index.cgi

define nonnull void ()* @bar() local_unnamed_addr { ret void ()* @foo } declare void @foo()

I was trying to use @foo in a “struct” object, and was getting an error attempting this:

llvm/lib/IR/Con…

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Top Cat - ABC - 9/27/1961 - 4/18/1962

Animated / Comedy (30 episodes)

Running Time:  30 minutes (Color program was originally telecast in B & W)

Voice Stars:

Arnold Stang - Top Cat  “T.C.”

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Alan Jenkins - Officer Charles “Charlie” Dibble

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