Adding new weapons and binary operations...

[GaciX 69]

[Spike]

FTEQCC's parser sucks.

QC doesn't support very complex instructions.

field[idx] = foo; is quite tricky really.
It needs to combine the array index and the assignment into a single function call. When its a global, anyway.
when its a field, things get a bit messy.
When it sees
ent.field[idx] = foo;
it interprets it as:
ent.(field[idx] = foo);
Which is not what you want. The error is actually about float-->field, and is technically correct. Its just misparsing it.

To work around, you can do one of:
ent.(field[idx]) = foo;
or
(ent.field[idx]) = foo;
(Basically putting a close bracket before the '=' so the parser doesn't see it until later).
The nexuiz folks chose the former.

I'm poking around in fteqcc as I type this, I should be able to change the parsing so its not so stupid.

[GaciX 69]

[Spike]

Don't define double arrays, they will not work. You shouldn't even be able to define them. Define single arrays and multiply one index before adding to the other.
ar[a][b] is equivelent to ar[a*maxb+b] of course.

[GaciX 69]

[Wazat]

[GaciX 69]

[Wazat]

[GaciX 69]

[Wazat]

The only thing that jumps out at me is:

(pl.itemsArray[index]) = pl.itemsArray[index] | COND_CHECKER; // pl is the player entity

Maybe that should be:

(pl.itemsArray[index]) = (pl.itemsArray[index]) | COND_CHECKER; // pl is the player entity

because of the weird way in with .float arrays are handled.

Anyway, sorry it hasn't been working for you. Good luck!

[GaciX 69]

[Wazat]