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  • b
    It is even stranger now. How do you compile? With vscode ui or with console command?
  • i
    The haxedevelop ui.
  • b
    In that ui is windows selected as a target? Cause there might be html or flash.
  • i
    Yep its windows.
  • b
    So for some reason actual compilation target becomes not windows. I guess compiling with console should work. Maybe it is time to try vscode then.
  • i
    shrugs I've gotten the error before, but it's not stopped me from accessing variables.
  • i
    Thanks for helping.
  • b
    Trying to make an inventory system and not sure how to set up a function to set item limits. Could someone lend me there brain? 😅
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typedef BankItems = {
    var slotLimit:Int;
}

class BankManager {

    public static var slotLimit = 10;

    public static function slotLimit{
        
    }

    

}
    Items for the inventory are being called from a different script, but tbh i have no idea how to set this up 😅
  • h
    i assume you have a function for adding items somewhere
  • h
    in that just add
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if (whateverVariableForAmount >= BankManager.slotLimit) return;
  • h
    that should work
  • h
    your best bet would probably be implementing externs for the python interpreter
  • h
    i'm not sure exactly how to do that but this might be of some help https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html
  • s
    Is there a way to make FlxSprites ignore the zoom value of the camera? I want it to be able to be at the same size and position despite the camera zoom, I already figured out how to make it always be the same size but the sprite would go offscreen when i zoom in. (for specific reasons i prefer not to use a secondary FlxCamera variable atm)
  • s
    Nevermind, Figured it out!
  • b
    how?
  • t
    I don't believe there is a linc library for Python, so you'd probably have to embed Python into your application through Haxe yourself
  • t
    You can't link your program and Python if you just run it as a command in a shell
  • e
    there is kinda it was last updated 7 years ago and is on ver 0.0.1 and has no documentation
  • t
    Yeah, so not really a good idea, unless you're okay with using old python versions
  • t
    Or if somehow the embedding process had no changes in the 7 years
  • a
    the library says it's incomplete and not working
  • a
    so it doesn't exist and would need to be built on
  • t
    There are already many other linc libraries for scripting languages, squirrel, lua, wren
  • t
    But for python you'd need to make an implementation yourself
  • h
    yeah I looked again last night and indeed it was probably pyscript. I found neither hide nor hair of what I thought I'd seen. headware memory corruption I'm afraid
  • p
    Cache issues are bad again today
  • p
    Working on cutscenes so I have to adjust a lot of tweens, and it takes multiple recompiles or a 
    clean
    to get it all to update
  • e
    do you think i should try and find a jit compiler thing for python if i were to do it or use normal python
  • e
    ok i dont know if this is even going to work and despite the fact that i have like 2 braincells
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