Help understanding for /for command...

[Pickled]

I simply want to modify the Hunter.mac when it hits the Sub ObstacleHit to loop through this 10 times... (looks bad if keep's getting stuck in walls for ages, people might start to notice things :) -> then if failed after 10 loops -> sit -> camp. I guess i'll need to declare a counter too.

But I can't seem to get the /for syntax correct, could someshow me a simple way of declaring and running a loop 10 times!

[aChallenged1]

I believe it would be

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/declare i int

/for i 1 to 10

/next 1

I am not 100% on this, this is a best guess.

Edit removed = from /for line. Thank you Hiipii

[blueninja]

Here's an example from my root/dotting macro:

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	/for DotCounter 1 to ${Dots}
		/varset DotActive[${DotCounter}] 0
	/next DotCounter

[aChallenged1]

Then my example is correct, for his needs.

[hiipii]

aChallenged1 you are almost correct but there should not be an equal sign in your code.

[aChallenged1]

Thanks hiipii, relic from other scripting language.

[wassup]

I believe it would be

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/declare i int

/for i 1 to 10

/next 1

I am not 100% on this, this is a best guess.

Edit removed = from /for line. Thank you Hiipii

Almost:

change /next 1 to /next i

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