[Thyme][1.5.61]Thyme Command/Variables List

[Chronos]

okay, what on earth does SPH.SetClassicSPH do?

Sets the SPH values to the classic (Phun) values, duh.

[Rrobba]

This is probably one f the most helpful threads out there. Good job.

[woowoo678]

Hey, how does if_then_else work? I'm trying to make an object that toggles variables when it collides with something. For example, if the variable is true, it's set to false, if it's not, then it's set to true.

[Sonic]

The blank at the bottom is for giving your objects their own custom variable, not shared by the other objects.

[woowoo678]

The blank at the bottom is for giving your objects their own custom variable, not shared by the other objects.

Thanks!

[Someone Else]

Try these codes:

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killer = !killer

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{color == [0, 0, 0, 1]} ? {color = [1, 1, 1, 1]} : {color = [0, 0, 0, 1]}

[woowoo678]

I need some help, how can I set the density of an entity to be a certain scene.my.variable? Whenever I try to enter "{scene.my.variable}" into the density space, it says that I can't do that.

Help would be appreciated.

[Someone Else]

Make sure you've already declared scene.my.density as an integer or a float, take off the quotes, and it should work.

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Console:
scene.my.density = 2

Density spot in the script menu:
{scene.my.density}

[TC42]

It it still doesn't work, you might be able to try something like scene.my.circle=scene.addcircle({}); scene.my.circle.density=5

This will change the density of the added circle.

[Someone Else]

scene.my.circle = e.other
scene.my.circle.density = 5
e.other = scene.my.circle

I think.

[FuzzyLogicBrain]

how do i set the angle of gravity?
[edit] ah found it!

[Blazemann]

How does one use the math.mod (Modulus Operator) on a variable? (X lets say)

[KarateBrot]

math.mod(a, m) gives you the remainder of a/m.

for example math.mod(scene.my.x, 3). the only thing i needed to use this function was to make a "random" number generator based on the blum-blum-shub generator

[Blazemann]

math.mod(a, m) gives you the remainder of a/m.

for example math.mod(scene.my.x, 3). the only thing i needed to use this function was to make a "random" number generator based on the blum-blum-shub generator

Thanks a lot, that is what I am using it for as well. Except mine is just a coin flip.

Need it to be odd, or even, which is why I like my prime number two!

[cocolover76]

donÄt

What does donAt mean?
(the A has dots on top)

[cocolover76]

okay, what on earth does SPH.SetClassicSPH do?

Sets the SPH values to the classic (Phun) values, duh.

So it makes you have Phun?
(this could be useful if i'm right)

[xvi32]

hey a tip ctrl f to search so it can mabye be easier to find stuff

[icrls984]

Sorry for bumping this thread, but I was wondering if someone could *try* to make an updated version of this thread? Or maybe we could all cooperatively as a forum try to create a detailed Thyme command/variables list for v2.1.0. A lot of new commands and variables are not listed, and I am pretty sure many people would find a updated list very helpful. =)

[electronicboy]

/

^ That in the console will list all of the thyme commands, its used for searching the thyme commands which is handy to say the least

[icrls984]

Ahh. Thanks, I should play around with the console more often.

[FRA32]

The way you wrote it should be completely fine, as you set your variable to a string/char (a value with text inside) and then ask if the variabel has a specific text inside, in this case "/". So it should be working properly in your sample

[DrAgon]

the math-functions can be found, if you press the function-key F10 and then type
/math (and the enter-key)
then you will get this list:


math.asin
math.divide
math.posivate
math.e
math.boolnegate
math.or
math.tan
math.toFloat
math.max
math.sin
math.min
math.toInt
math.acos
math.HSV2RGB
math.pi
math.log10
math.vec.lenSq
math.vec.len
math.vec.distSq
math.vec.dist
math.cos
math.toString
math.toBool
math.pow
math.subtract
math.sum
math.comp.le
math.comp.ne
math.comp.g
math.comp.ge
math.comp.eq
math.comp.l
math.sqrt
math.and
math.log
math.atan2. atan2(y,x) returns the angle [-pi,+pi] of the vector [x,y]
math.negate
math.mod
math.HSL2RGB
math.addlist
math.RGB2HSL
math.add
math.atan
math.RGB2HSV
math.multiply

[keithg1229]

Wow. this is phenomenal. Been trying to find a way to convert number to integer forever! Thanks!