[XP] Complete Climate and Time System (CCTS)

[rlm1000]

I get a syntax error on line 877, not sure why though. Your script update looks nice and streamlined though.

[ForeverZer0]

Oops!
I fixed it. I forgot a something small I threw it in just before uploading the script, and never tested it for just such a thing. Thanks for pointing out, much appreciated.

[Sacred Nym]

I got an error "Uninitialized constant MINUTE_VARIABLE" error when trying to restore a memorized time. Line 833

[rlm1000]

Oops!
I fixed it. I forgot a something small I threw it in just before uploading the script, and never tested it for just such a thing. Thanks for pointing out, much appreciated.

No problem, glad I could help

EDIT: Just so you know, it appears you are using the same default switch number for the good weather switch and the day switch.

[Mimi Chan]

For the MINUTE_VARIABLE error, just add CCTS:: before it.
$game_variables[CCTS::MINUTE_VARIABLE] = @minute if CCTS::MINUTE_VARIABLE != nil

Same goes for the rest.

Though Zero, I don't think variables are properly set up. I tried doing a conditional branch using the time variables but it's not working o.oa

[ForeverZer0]

I'll fix these bugs tonight.
I added them last second, and obviously didn't test them.
Sorry everyone, they shall all be fixed soon. 

[Mimi Chan]

It's okay *.*
At least I know it's a problem with the script. Because I was burning my head for hours wondering why variable doesn't work >.<

Also what is the script syntax to check for time o.oa
Like for a bakery, if time is 10pm - 7am then return Shop close
And its open only on Mon-Friday

o.oa

[ForeverZer0]

It's okay *.*
At least I know it's a problem with the script. Because I was burning my head for hours wondering why variable doesn't work >.<

Also what is the script syntax to check for time o.oa
Like for a bakery, if time is 10pm - 7am then return Shop close
And its open only on Mon-Friday

o.oa

$game_system.time.hour.between?(10, 19)

That will return a true/false if the hour is between the two numbers.

[Blizzard]

Careful, between? is inclusive. It should be (10, 18) if it closes at 7pm. Though, the times is 7am to 10pm so it should be (7, 21).

[Mimi Chan]

So by inclusive you mean uhh...only the numbers between two numbers are counted? (4, 10) will only count 5 to 9 o.oa

So I am guessing I will just change the hour into the other variables *.*
$game_system.time.day.between? (1-5) for mon-friday o.oa

I will make a very life like town *.*

Though the variables need fixing since it's not working at the moment ^^;

[Blizzard]

So by inclusive you mean uhh...only the numbers between two numbers are counted? (4, 10) will only count 5 to 9 o.oa

That's exclusive. Inclusive would mean that the numbers 4 and 10 are included in the range (as the words suggest, inclusive-including, etc.).

[Mimi Chan]

Ah okie thanks *.*
$game_system.time.hour.between? I guess I can use this to bypass relying on variables *.*

[The Niche]

So what would be exclusive?

[Blizzard]

In the example of (4, 10), exclusive would mean from 5 to 9.

[The Niche]

No, I meant what syntax would you use?

[Blizzard]

There is no syntax for exclusive. If you really want exclusive from 4 to 10, just use "between?(5, 9)".

[The Niche]

Ah, ok. *Tries to see any possible benefits of having an exclusive method*
*fails*

You have taughtme, Blizzard-sensei.

[Mimi Chan]

While $game_system.time.hour.between? is for ranges, how to check for exact hour o.oa
Like if it's 6am then...etc.

[Blizzard]

$game_system.time.hour == 6

-_-

[[Luke]]

Niche, if you really need an exclusive method, like... ummm... when you really need non-integer values (floats, doubles - just real numbers) you can simply use this:
($floating_point_variable > minimum && $floating_point_variable < maximum)
while "between?(number_that_your_variable_should_be_greater_than, number_that_your_variable_should_be_lesser_than)" method is just an equivalent for
($some_numeric_value >= n_t_y_v_s_b_g_t && $some_numeric_value <= n_t_y_v_s_b_l_t)
In general, between? just spares some copypastes and keyboard hits. Which is purely awesome, because that's what are all the high-level programming languages about.

I'll let you know as soon as I write the Global Time and Weather CCTS Plugin for RMX-OS. I had quit working on it since another part of tests after the release of the first version turned it out to be an ultimate disaster - I have to understand much more about CCTS.