Hello!
Attached to this message (`mr.src`) is an excerpt from a game I'm currently trying to develop.
I've attempted to strip the code down as much as possible in order to keep only the smallest portion that still reproduces the bug. As a result, what the code does may seem a bit silly, but that's expected.
Ver 0.7.7 is used.
In summary:
* There is an array of 4 variables of type `tweapon`.
* This type contains, among other things, the variables `X` and `Y`.
Initially, for all 4 elements, `X` is set to 250 and `Y` is set to 200.
Then, for each element, `X` is incremented by 1.
If it reaches 548, it is reset to 0.
The process then repeats (resetting `X` and `Y` to 250 and 200, respectively, and so on).
The issue is that the value of `Y` does not remain at 200 for the second element (index 1), but is et to -2360.
If I remove line 46:
weapon.yOfs = weapontype[j].yOfs;
the problem no longer occurs.
In addition, in my original project (although not in this reduced example), I am forced to use an intermediate variable (line 42); otherwise, the code does not compile.(or if so, the program will not act as expected).
But this is maybe the bug you already correct in the next version.
I hope this helps track down the issue.
