Multiple Multiboards?

[Cardinian]

Hey, so I've checked all the tutorials on MB's and done a few advanced searches but nothing fruitful came up.

What I want is 6 multiboards, one for each player. Displaying that players' custom resources...

So what I have right now is a

For Loop A 1 to 6
Create multiboard... set up multiboard...
Set Last created multiboard as ResourceBoard[Integer A]
next A.

But, I can't find a way to display only ResourceBoard[1] for Player[1] and ResourceBoard[2] for Player[2] and so on and so forth?

Can anyone shed some light on these illusive Multiboards?

 

[Pharaoh_]

• For each (IntegerA) from 1 to 6, do (Actions)
  • Loop - Actions
    • Set Show = False
    • Custom script: if GetLocalPlayer() == Player(GetForLoopIndexA()) then
    • Set Show = True
    • Custom script: endif
    • Custom script: call MultiboardDisplay (udg_Multiboard[GetForLoopIndexA()], true)

 

[Cardinian]

Straight and to the point. Thanks Pharaoh_

Why is your 'avatar status' Stuck in the UK? It's not so bad here at the moment!

 

[Pharaoh_]

It's from the song "Who Said" by Planet Funk, which I am currently in love with

 

[Cardinian]

Of course it is! Haha! No way!? Havn't listened to these guys in absolute ages.

'I am a slave for the minimum wage...' Thanks for refreshing my memory

I'm quite into the Infadels at the minute, their cover of Sweet Dreams is

Their new single (not on youtube/myspace yet though) is 'The Future of the Gravity Boy' and it's awesome.

Anyways, back on topic - your code works, as per usual! +rep when I have 'spread it round a bit more'

 

[Cardinian]

Bump.

call MultiboardDisplay (udg_Multiboard[GetForLoopIndexA()], true)

This returns error: Expected a name.

 

[Pharaoh_]

Are you sure you have stored your Last created multiboard in a variable called "Multiboard" and is array-enhanced?

 

[Cardinian]

As it turns out, a Mutliboard is very different to a Multiboard... thx again

 

[darwin]

• For each (IntegerA) from 1 to 6, do (Actions)
  • Loop - Actions
    • Set Show = False
    • Custom script: if GetLocalPlayer() == Player(GetForLoopIndexA()) then
    • Set Show = True
    • Custom script: endif
    • Custom script: call MultiboardDisplay (udg_Multiboard[GetForLoopIndexA()], true)

This isn't compiling for me. Also, the variable "show" doesn't seem to ever be used. On the final "custom script" line where does the variable Show come into play?