There is an error in the code - how can I solve it?
It is saying something about one of my blocks. This block is an array in an array. It is meant to make a two-dimensional array. How can I fix the error? Is there an easier way to make a two-dimensional array?
Drawing to explain what I want:
“StartingHeights[]” variable is being used as both a number[][] and number[] so the MakeCode compiler is getting confused.
This line:
This line:
I think I’ve changed some things, but why is it still showing the error?
You’re still treating CurrentHightForMakingWorld as a number:
and then you’re assigning CurrentHightForMakingWorld to EndHightForMakingWorld:
but also you’re expecting EndHightForMakingWorld to be a number[]:
Um, I’m sorry. I still am having trouble.
CurrentHightForMakingWorld is supposed to be a number. So is EndHightForMakingWorld.
I changed this. it stll has errors.
Good to know “StartingHightForMakingWorld” should be “number”. Therefore this is a problem:
because EndingHeights is number[][] (two dimensional like you said), when you do “get value at” from a number[][] you get a number[] in return which it is then trying to assign to StartingHightForMakingWorld.
(_ get value at _) “peels” one layer of an array’s type. So number[][] becomes number[], number[] becomes number, etc.
If you want to get a single number, you have to do ((EndingHeights[] get value at (CurrentMapX)) get value at ???)
Here is the current version of the Sprite Art!
Thanks! All my arrays were number[]. Then, I had to change them to number[][]. I didn’t know I missed that one!
