Convert Titan One scripts to Titan Two the easy way
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 12:30 pmThis is a small tutorial on how to use the header file #include <titanone.gph> to convert the script "black_ops_super_snake_glitch.gpc" to the Titan Two.
If you just need the basic steps scroll down to the section Summary - How to convert T1/CM scripts:
Step One: Creating a new minimum GPC script file
Step Two: The original T1 script file I want to convert
Step Three: The actual work
--> For another step by step script conversion click here <--
Summary - How to convert T1/CM scripts:
1.: ! Keep the information of the original script author name/url , they did the hard work, you are just converting it.
2.: Add the line below to the very top of the existing script:
3.: Hit the Compile button
4.: Check the Output panel for error message. If error are found read the common problems/error messages below.
Some typical GPC errors "Output Panel" messages
The number in brackets (60) is the line number of the script where the error is found.
Doubleclick on the error line in the output panel should jump to the corresponding line in the script.
If you just need the basic steps scroll down to the section Summary - How to convert T1/CM scripts:
Step One: Creating a new minimum GPC script file
- Start GTuner IV
- File->New->Minimum GPC Script
- Save this new file into a new directory, I name the directory according to the scripts name: "black_ops_super_snake_glitch". The filename: "black_ops_super_snake_glitch"
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- The created file should now be opened in the "GPC Scrip IDE" pane
- Keep just the first line (#pragma....), delete everything else.
- Add this line:
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#include <titanone.gph>
Note: Put all the #include lines (if more are required) directly below this #include line. - Put in a description with a link/information to the original scripts author, he/she deserves it, the full file content for now:
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#pragma METAINFO("black_ops_super_snake_glitch", 1, 0, "yournameappearshere")
#include <titanone.gph>
/*
Black Ops Super Snake Glitch Script 1.0 by bonefisher
http://www.consoletuner.com/gpclib/?s=1170
converted to the Titan Two by Scachi
*/
- Hit the Compile button, no error should occur in the "Output Panel": GPC success: GPC Compile succeeded with 0 warning(s).
- Fine, continuing...
Step Two: The original T1 script file I want to convert
- Download the script from the GPC Library http://www.consoletuner.com/gpclib/?s=1170 and save it as black_ops_super_snake_glitch_org.gpc into the directory "black_ops_super_snake_glitch" (created in Step One)
- Open the file in GTuner IV
Step Three: The actual work
- Copy all the content from the original script at the end of our work file
- Hit the Compile button, no error should occur in the "Output Panel": GPC success: GPC Compile succeeded with .. warning(s).
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- Done ;-) Install the script to a slot of your T2 with the Install button and have fun with it.
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- Here is the full script content of the version for the Titan2
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#pragma METAINFO("black_ops_super_snake_glitch", 1, 0, "username")
#include <titanone.gph>
/*
Black Ops Super Snake Glitch Script 1.0 by bonefisher
http://www.consoletuner.com/gpclib/?s=1170
converted to the Titan Two by Scachi
*/
// GPC Online Library
// black_ops_super_snake_glitch.gpc
// ADS TRIGGER + D-PAD LEFT TURNS IT ON/OFF.
// SNAKES IN ALL DIRECTIONS!
define ADS = 7;
define D_PAD_LEFT = 15;
define JUMP = 19;
define CROUCH = 18;
int snake;
init {
snake = get_pvar(SPVAR_1, 1, 2, 2);
}
main {
if (get_val(ADS) && event_press(D_PAD_LEFT)) {
if (snake == 1) {
snake = 2;
} else if (snake == 2) {
snake = 1;
}
set_pvar(SPVAR_1, snake);
if (snake == 1) {
combo_run(RumbleNotifier);
}
}
if (snake == 1) { combo_run(Snaking); }
}
combo RumbleNotifier {
set_rumble(RUMBLE_A, 100);
wait(200);
reset_rumble();
}
combo Snaking {
set_val (CROUCH, 100);
wait (150);
set_val (CROUCH, 100);
set_val (JUMP, 100);
wait (100);
set_val (CROUCH, 100);
set_val (JUMP, 0);
wait (100);
set_val (CROUCH, 100);
set_val (JUMP, 100);
wait (100);
set_val (CROUCH, 0);
set_val (JUMP, 0);
wait (100);
}
--> For another step by step script conversion click here <--
Summary - How to convert T1/CM scripts:
1.: ! Keep the information of the original script author name/url , they did the hard work, you are just converting it.
2.: Add the line below to the very top of the existing script:
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#include <titanone.gph> 3.: Hit the Compile button
4.: Check the Output panel for error message. If error are found read the common problems/error messages below.
Some typical GPC errors "Output Panel" messages
The number in brackets (60) is the line number of the script where the error is found.
Doubleclick on the error line in the output panel should jump to the corresponding line in the script.
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GPC error: example.gpc(120): syntax error, unexpected SETVAL, expecting T 'set_val'.
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GPC error: conv.gpc(665): syntax error, unexpected B_E, expecting T '}'.
The first thing to check if the line mentioned or the previous line ends with a ; character where it should - The Titan Two requires a ; at the end of almost all lines that doesn't end with a } or {
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GPC error: example.gpc(133): Illegal operation 'arg:1'.
This is probably a function being called with an argument, to make this work the function definition itself has to be edited.
Basically every argument has to be prefixed with "int".
Try to find the function definition in the code, the line you are looking for should start with "function" followed by the name of the function as it is called in line 133.
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function ExampleFunc( a, b, c)
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function ExampleFunc(int a, int b, int c)
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GPC error: example.gpc(124): Invalid symbol redefinition 'LeanRight'
This is caused by using the same name for different things twice. Like for a variable and a combo. We have to change the name of one of them.
Renaming the combo by prefixing it with c is the way I do this. Take note of the combo name you have changed as we need to do the renaming in several other places later.
Jump to the line by a double click on the error message.
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combo LeanRight {//FastLeanRight
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combo cLeanRight {//FastLeanRight
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GPC error: example.gpc(66): Identifier is not a combo 'LeanLeft'.
This is most likely the result of renaming a combo to solve a redefinition error.
When we have renamed LeanLeft to cLeanLeft like in the example above we need to changes all combo commands to use the correct name now.
Search for the old name: "combo_.*LeanLeft" (without the quotes) and manually edit each occurrence of LeanLeft in a combo_whatever(LeanLeft) command to combo_whatever(LeanLeft) like this:- Code: Select all
combo_run(LeanLeft)
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combo_run(cLeanLeft)
