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The following example functions similarly to the example code above. As you can see it is more complicated but its extensibility allows for large arrays with fewer lines of code. | The following example functions similarly to the example code above. As you can see it is more complicated but its extensibility allows for large arrays with fewer lines of code. | ||
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Revision as of 13:40, 2 January 2016
Description
- Gosub
Syntax
- 0050: gosub [int]
- gosub [int]
Parameter
- [int]
- The position in the script it will jump to; can also be a label
This opcode allows the code to jump to a line anywhere in the script. Between that line and a RETURN (0051), this section acts like a simple subroutine. The subroutine is independent of the script that the GOSUB is located. When the code reaches a RETURN, it will jump back to where the GOSUB is located and continues from there. GOSUBs can help dramatically simply repetitive code, and can help make the code cleaner and easier to read for the user. GOSUBs can be nested within GOSUBs (like a Matryoshka doll) but there is a limit of up to 6 nested in each other. Nesting more will crash the game. GOSUBs are also important to the structure of missions.
Example
The following example, using Sanny Builder, will force a change to the colors of the specified vehicles.
// set constants
const
PRIM_COLOR = 0@
SECD_COLOR = 1@
PLAYER_CAR = 2@
end
while true
wait 10
if
00DD: actor $PLAYER_ACTOR driving_vehicle_type #LINERUN
then
PRIM_COLOR = 0
SECD_COLOR = 1
gosub @SET_COLOR
end
if
00DD: actor $PLAYER_ACTOR driving_vehicle_type #PEREN
then
PRIM_COLOR = 10
SECD_COLOR = 11
gosub @SET_COLOR
end
if
00DD: actor $PLAYER_ACTOR driving_vehicle_type #SENTINEL
then
PRIM_COLOR = 20
SECD_COLOR = 21
gosub @SET_COLOR
end
end
:SET_COLOR
03C0: PLAYER_CAR = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR car
0229: set_car PLAYER_CAR color_to PRIM_COLOR SECD_COLOR
return
Tricks
There are tricks one can use with GOSUB that Rockstar had never employed in their scripts.
Array
- See also VC Arrays
The following example functions similarly to the example code above. As you can see it is more complicated but its extensibility allows for large arrays with fewer lines of code.
// set constants
const
PLAYER_CAR = 0@
COLOR_LABEL = 1@
CAR_MODEL = 2@
COLOR_ARRAY_ITEM_SIZE = 3@
end
COLOR_LABEL = @SET_COLOR_ARRAY // gets the position of SET_COLOR_ARRAY
CAR_MODEL = #LINERUN // initializes here so that this example works for III/VC/SA
COLOR_ARRAY_ITEM_SIZE = @SET_COLOR_ARRAY
COLOR_ARRAY_ITEM_SIZE *= -1
COLOR_ARRAY_ITEM_SIZE += @SET_COLOR_ITEM // holds correct offset for the next array item
while true
wait 10
if
CAR_MODEL > #SENTINEL // reached past upper limit
then
COLOR_LABEL = @SET_COLOR_ARRAY // reset position of label to beginning
CAR_MODEL = #LINERUN // reset car model to beginning
end
if
00DD: actor $PLAYER_ACTOR driving_vehicle_type CAR_MODEL
then
03C0: PLAYER_CAR = actor $PLAYER_ACTOR car
gosub COLOR_LABEL // gosub to set color
end
005A: COLOR_LABEL += COLOR_ARRAY_ITEM_SIZE
CAR_MODEL += 1 // increment car model ide number
end
:SET_COLOR_ARRAY
0229: set_car PLAYER_CAR color_to 0 1
return
:SET_COLOR_ITEM
0229: set_car PLAYER_CAR color_to 10 11
return
0229: set_car PLAYER_CAR color_to 20 21
return