How to WorldBounds

[Spellbound]

• Custom script: if GetLocationX(udg_Orbit_loc2) > WorldBounds.maxX then
• Custom script: call SetUnitX(udg_Orbit_orbiter, WorldBounds.maxX)
• Custom script: else
• Custom script: if GetLocationX(udg_Orbit_loc2) < WorldBounds.minX then
• Custom script: call SetUnitX(udg_Orbit_orbiter, WorldBounds.minX)
• Custom script: else
• Custom script: call SetUnitX(udg_Orbit_orbiter, GetLocationX(udg_Orbit_loc2))
• Custom script: endif
• Custom script: endif
• Custom script: if GetLocationY(udg_Orbit_loc2) > WorldBounds.maxY then
• Custom script: call SetUnitY(udg_Orbit_orbiter, WorldBounds.maxY)
• Custom script: else
• Custom script: if GetLocationY(udg_Orbit_loc2) < WorldBounds.minY then
• Custom script: call SetUnitY(udg_Orbit_orbiter, WorldBounds.minY)
• Custom script: else
• Custom script: call SetUnitY(udg_Orbit_orbiter, GetLocationY(udg_Orbit_loc2))
• Custom script: endif
• Custom script: endif

Am I doing this right??? Is that how you're supposed to use WorldBounds? I figured I'd compare the values to it's min/max X and Y and set the X and Y to the WorldBounds values if they're beyond them.

 

[BPower]

Basically yes. However you could optimize it a bit by storing Orbit_loc_x/y into a
local variable.

if (tx>WorldBounds.maxX) or (tx<WorldBounds.minX) or (ty>WorldBounds.maxY) or (ty<WorldBounds.minY) then
//... Do nothing
else
//... Do move
endif

 

[Spellbound]

That's so much more streamlined that what I wrote lol. Thanks!