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| ⇒ | The #tileCnt system variable determines the number of layers for the last tile read using the tile command.
To understand the tile system think of each tile as a stack of layers, each layer shows something visible in UO whether it be a tree, mountain, grass, or water. So to search these layers you must first count the number of layers in a tile. |
Example
Tile init
Tile cnt #charPosX #charPosY #cursKind
set %layer_ammount 0
set %text
for %cnt #tileCnt 1
{
tile Get #charPosX #charPosY %cnt #cursKind
set %layer_ammount %layer_ammount + 1
set %text %text , $Layer , #spc , %cnt , : , #spc , #tiletype
}
set %text [You , #spc , are , #spc , standing , #spc , here] , %text , $[The , #spc , very , #spc , bootom , #spc , of , #spc , the , #spc , world]
display ok The layers at your positions look like the following:$ %text
halt
See Also
Tile
- These system variables contain data gathered using the tile command.
| #tileType | ⇒ | Returns the type of the last read tile |
| #tileZ | ⇒ | Returns the z-coordinate of the last read tile |
| #tileCnt | ⇒ | Returns the number of tile layers of the last read position |
| #tileName | ⇒ | Returns the name of the last read tile |
| #tileFlags | ⇒ | Returns the flags of the last read tile |
