Call Script Syntax Error? [Resolved]

[voodooKobra]

$game_variables[15] = $game_map.passable?($game_variables[2], $game_variables[3], 2)

I try to call this script and it gives me a syntax error. Also, it looks more like this in the box for some dumb reason:

$game_variables[15] = 

$game_map.passable?($game_variables

[2], $game_variables[3], 2)

Spoiler

What am I doing wrong?

RPG Maker XP. This is supposed to be for an airship landing thing. (Events + scripts.)

 

[Dark32]

.to_int -> .to_i
.to_int - no such function
correctly .to_i

 

[voodooKobra]

Thanks but that doesn't address the main issue here.

How do I get the interpreter to not read each newline as a separate script? Or alternatively, is there a user-made patch out there somewhere that gives the script... command a horizontal scroll bar?

 

[Neo-Bahamut]

There is a patch called "Limes Edition". It improves the "Show Message" and "Script..." functions.
You can download it in this german forum: http://www.rpg-studio.de/forum/board374 ... tion-0-20/
(just scroll down a bit to the end of the first post)

A second option is to get the variables value's first:

n = $game_variables[2]

m = $game_variables[3]

i = $game_map.passable?(n, m, 2)

$game_variables[15] = i

Oh, and by the way:
Why don't you use $game_switches instead of $game_variables when you only want to store a boolean?

 

[voodooKobra]

The code I was using was tentative. Night_Runner on RRR showed me a workaround by tricking RGSS into thinking there's more code on the next line.

$game_switches[13] =

$game_map.passable?(

$game_variables[2],

$game_variables[3], 2)

 

[Ellie]

Alternatively you could go into the Interpreter script and add a new method, and call this method in the script call. It's a bit complicated but less messy than the above.

I.e.

class Interpreter

  def voodoo_passable(x, y, z)

    p = $game_map.passable?($game_variables