If you always do this then that may cause unintended issues elsewhere. The '<=' could be part of the problem because what that is saying is 'if i is less than or equal to total slots, then continue the loop.' But that may be producing more loops than intended? I can't be sure because you don't define inv.total_slots in the code there.Īnother possible thing is when defining i you define it as an instance variable and not a local variable. Other things that are probably nothing major, but maybe?: Does each item have it's own? Can you post a screenshot of what it looks like so we can have a better understanding of what the code you posted even does? I'm not really sure I understand the way you're doing your coordinates either. This would check to see if 'global.inventory' returns something other than -1 and only draws if it does. Couldn't you just do this?: if( global.inventory != -1 )ĭraw_sprite( sprite, 0, inv.coordX + 6, inv.coordY + 6) ĭraw_text(inv.coordX + 16, inv.coordY - 30, string(global.inventory)) ĭraw_text(inv.coordX - 16, inv.coordY - 16, string(global.inventory)) It looks like all you're doing is drawing the info for an item that is called by the script. I can't say for GMS2, but I have noticed some things:įirst let's clear some stuff up: why do you need to use a for loop here at all?

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