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Re: Spybot studies: seek a world object
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lugnet.robotics.spybotics
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Mon, 10 Nov 2003 21:09:29 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.spybotics, Brian B. Alano wrote:
> beacon.nqc
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> Uses World Relation Table to get a fix on and drive to another object.
> The object can be a Spybot, PC, or Spybot Controller.
Cool program. Keep up the great work!
> 4. There's probably a ROM routine that does the same thing as this
> program, but it may not be useful from NQC.
You might be able to use PointToward_Bead without running into problems.
__nolist void PointToward_Bead(const int& nTimes)
{ asm { 0xe3, &nTimes, 0x17, 81, 0x01, 1 }; }
This ROM routine monitors an event which, in MindScript, is called
ExitBeadEvent. It is assigned the number 4 so if you wanted to exit this
routine early you could programatically fire event #4, like so:
#define ExitBeadEvent 4
// ...
Event(EVENT_MASK(ExitBeadEvent));
John Hansen
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 | | Re: Spybot studies: seek a world object
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| (...) Or, then again, you might not. As with the vast majority of the ROM subroutines (and all the _Bead subroutines) this subroutine fiddles around with a global variable (via calls to EnterBead and ExitBead). In this case it happens to be global (...) (21 years ago, 10-Nov-03, to lugnet.robotics.spybotics)
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| | Spybot studies: seek a world object
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| /* beacon.nqc Uses World Relation Table to get a fix on and drive to another object. The object can be a Spybot, PC, or Spybot Controller. The program fixes on (i.e. drives to) the first object it finds. If that object disappears from the "radar", (...) (21 years ago, 10-Nov-03, to lugnet.robotics.spybotics)
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