03-08-2003, 11:19 AM
>2. x = Rnd[clvl/qlvl(book)] + 1
The Rnd[x] function returns 0 for negative values of x. So in this case (were a negative value actually IS handed to the Rnd function in the code), x will end up as 1, just as allready posted i this thread. It will be fixed in any future version of the guide whenever that may happen. Yes, I do have 1.63 on my hard disc, it is sort of in the middle of being done. It is NOTHING major. Just several small things such as this.
The Rnd[x] function returns 0 for negative values of x. So in this case (were a negative value actually IS handed to the Rnd function in the code), x will end up as 1, just as allready posted i this thread. It will be fixed in any future version of the guide whenever that may happen. Yes, I do have 1.63 on my hard disc, it is sort of in the middle of being done. It is NOTHING major. Just several small things such as this.
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