Project 2

[Axiaz]

* You are only allowed to use the value 5 *one* time, and you may
* only use the value 5
*
* All other values must come from variables

So what counts as using the value 5?

Does the use of a number when accessing an array count as the use of a value? ex. GetUserUnitData(units[5])


//Unit may be a value
//Is A may be a value
//[ ] may be a value
//-> may be a value
//" " may be a value

What does this mean? It may be a value? And why would I use "Is A" when it's not part of the final display?

 

[Nestharus]

You may use "Unit" etc, string values

Any time you see a 5, that counts. I see a 5 in GetUnitUserData(units[5]), so that counts as your 1 use.

The only time it doesn't count is for the SetUnitUserData thing, but you can use any number you want for that.

You also shouldn't be using any math.

 

[Axiaz]

kk thanks for the clarification.

One more question though, If change the text colour according to the instructions, wouldn't I have to use numbers? So how would that work since I can only use the number 5?

 

[Nestharus]

you can use numbers for coloring, np

edit
project 2 is where people start to struggle btw

 

[Axiaz]

kk. Also for the requirement:

You may only have 2 variables

Does the array itself count as one of the two? Because I believe I found the solution

Spoiler

but it requires an int and a string variable.....

 

[Nestharus]

The array itself does count as one of the two. You can only use 2 variables total.

 

[Axiaz]

Thanks for the help

I got the solution. All those nested functions were pretty confusing

 

[Nestharus]

Gj ^)^


Project 3 is even harder ;o