accidentally changing the preset for classes?
im working on a game in which i need descriptions. in order to fit them into text boxes, im splitting the given text and and putting into a list. it failed so i messed around to figure out how but in the process, i accidentally made my class preset change everytime i make one.
new_upgrade("Paint Mixing",0,0,"base",[],"visible",1,0,"Combine towers to create new towers.","hex",48,48)
new_upgrade("Green",30,16,"green",[tree[0]],"invisible",1,15,"12345678910abcdefghijklmopqrstvwxyz")
new_upgrade("Orange",-30,16,"orange",[tree[0]],"invisible",1,15,"12345678910abcdefghijklmopqrstvwxyz")
new_upgrade("Purple",0,-30,"purple",[tree[0]],"invisible",1,15,"12345678910abcdefghijklmopqrstvwxyz")
upgrades = class
x = 0
y = 0
width = 24
height = 24
sprite = 0
parents = []
state = "invisible"
levels = 0
max_levels = 1
shape = "square"
name = 0
price = 0
lore = []
end
new_upgrade = function(name,x,y,sprite,parents,state,max_levels,price,lores,shape,width,height)
local upgradable = new upgrades
print(upgradable.lore)
upgradable.name = name
upgradable.x = x
upgradable.y = y
upgradable.sprite = sprite
upgradable.parents = parents
upgradable.state = state
upgradable.max_levels = max_levels
upgradable.price = price
print(name)
print(upgradable.lore)
if lores.length > 10 then
if lores.length > 10 then
if lores[10] == " " then
upgradable.lore.push(lores.substring(10))
lores.replace(lores.substring(0,10),"")
else
print(upgradable.lore)
upgradable.lore.push(lores.substring(9)+"-")
lores.replace(lores.substring(0,9),"")
end
end
end
if width > 0 then
upgradable.width = width
end
if height > 0 then
upgradable.height = height
end
if shape != 0 then
upgradable.shape = shape
end
tree.push(upgradable)
print(tree[0].lore)
end
this is the class and the spawn function for it, as well as everytime i call it. everytime i create a new class even without the function after it is ran, they automatically are created with the "lore" of the previous ones, and the old ones gain the new lore. this is all ran during init(), before any updates or draws