>so it should read
R=R+1 'increment steps
E=E+1 'increment score
E=E+15 'add 15 to score
>that
doesnt sound right cause E is being set to 2 numbers
You're not "setting" E to a number.
You're adding
a number to E. When you add 1 to R, you
also add
1 to E. If nothing else is ever done to
R, R and E
will march up in step, just as if you used
E=R.
But something else does happen to E -- your
player
goes through the warp. Then the score and
the
steps aren't going to be the same. E=E+15
makes
E bigger by 15, while R stays the same.
If the
player walks through two warps, E will be 30
greater
than R afterward, no matter how many steps
the
player takes.
To put it in pseudocode,
IF {player_took_a_step} then
R=R+1 'one
more step
E=E+1
'adds one to score
IF {stepped_through_warp}
then
E=E+15 '15 more to score
END IF
END IF
If you intend the step through the warp
itself
to be worth 15, then you'd add 14 for the
warp
since you've already gotten one for the
step.
--Roger
Williams
