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Tim Nikias <JUS### [at] gmx netWARE> wrote:
> RusHHouR wrote:
> > Ok, so if I got this right.. i need a new row for every time the clock
> > increases with one? Like this?
> >
> > #declare BatMover = clock*12;
> > #while (BatMover >= 1) #declare BatMover = BatMover-1; #end
> > #while (BatMover >= 2) #declare BatMover = BatMover-2; #end
> > #while (BatMover >= 3) #declare BatMover = BatMover-3; #end
> >
> > etc?
>
> Nope, that's not needed. The while-loop will loop as long as BatMover is
> larger than 1, and if so, it will subtract 1. Once BatMover is smaller
> than 1, it stops. So it's just the first line that's needed.
> So, while BatMover initially runs from 0 to 12, whenever it gets larger
> than 1, the while-loop will subtract one and thus BatMover runs from 0
> to 1 twelve times over.
>
> Regards,
> Tim
>
> --
> aka "Tim Nikias"
> Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
Oh my, I see it now.. it's being "re-declared" every time, right.
How clever! And useful! :D Thx again!
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