Author: Compynerd255
Posted: 29 Nov 2012 11:13:30 pm (GMT -5)
You can't actually give Return an argument parameter - only an If or !If conditional (and the Return doesn't even have a space anyway). The correct usage of Return for that purpose is:
Code:
This will put the value of the tilemap at that spot into HL (the "running total" or "Ans" value that Axe uses and virtually every statement - not just every line) effects.
But to answer your particular problem, r1 and r2 are the Polar functions (Vars menu -> Y-VARS -> 3: Polar), not an "r" followed by a 2.
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Posted: 29 Nov 2012 11:13:30 pm (GMT -5)
You can't actually give Return an argument parameter - only an If or !If conditional (and the Return doesn't even have a space anyway). The correct usage of Return for that purpose is:
Code:
{r2*12+r1+GDB0}
ReturnThis will put the value of the tilemap at that spot into HL (the "running total" or "Ans" value that Axe uses and virtually every statement - not just every line) effects.
But to answer your particular problem, r1 and r2 are the Polar functions (Vars menu -> Y-VARS -> 3: Polar), not an "r" followed by a 2.
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