OK there is no way getting around it... I was trying to be fancy but I really don't understand TYPE... When I run the following code:
I am trying to set up a store of coordinates to show what was rolled on a .X dice after the number is selected.
; Define the Dice Type Type dice1 Field face Field X Field Y Field z End Type ; ==-=-=-=-=-=-=- OK six dice are created ; NOW for the location of the numbered face ; =-=-=-= ; this may have to change For t = 1 To 24 die1.dice1=New dice1 die1\face=1 die1\x=0 die1\y=0 die1\z=0 die1\face=2 die1\x=90 die1\y=0 die1\z=0 die1\face=3 die1\x=0 die1\y=270 die1\z=0 die1\face=4 die1\x=0 die1\y=90 die1\z=0 die1\face=5 die1\x=270 die1\y=0 die1\z=0 die1\face=6 die1\x=0 die1\y=180 die1\z=0 Next tI get a " t is not a function " So how do I load the data? Should I just run a simpler array?
I am trying to set up a store of coordinates to show what was rolled on a .X dice after the number is selected.