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Numeration of eyef RESOLVED (BY DESIGN)

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Welwordion:
Ok there something seriously wrong with the numeration of .eyef when eye5 is the focus it returns different values, oh and why the heck are the numbers you have to store in focuseye all shifted 4 upwards(eye5 is 9 in focuseye)

used:


cond
*.refeye *.myeye =
*.eye5 0 >
start
1 *.eyef 61 add store
stop

end



and got multiple 1 in values even above 70

EricL:
.eyef is read only.  It will be equivalent to .eye5 when .focuseye is 0.

The values for .focuseye are the way they are so that a default value of 0 means .eye5 is the focus eye.

I suggest you read this.

Welwordion:
Well I know that eyef is read only, but why does it return values larger 0 when I do not change the focuseye?

EricL:

--- Quote from: Welwordion ---Well I know that eyef is read only, but why does it return values larger 0 when I do not change the focuseye?
--- End quote ---
If focuseye is 0, then the value of eyef will be whatever the value of eye5 is.

Welwordion:
I really have a tendency to make an idiot out of myself right? ^^
Thought .eyef was meant to return which eye you focus on, but your right if I carefully read the link you gave me I would have understood that alone.  
Ah well some people are just born hasty    hahaha

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