Castle Paradox

[Dan the Man Entertainment]

I made a health script. It is as follows. It is a meter.

script, herohealth, begin
while (health>>0)do(
wait (1)
if (health<=0) then(
gameover
)
else (
if (health>=30,and, health==40)then(
destroy npc (32)
createnpc (32, 12, 0, up)
createnpc (32, 13, 0, right)
createnpc (32, 14, 0, right)
createnpc (32, 15, 0, left)
)
if (health>=20, and, health<<30)then(
destroy npc (32)
createnpc (32, 13, 0, right)
createnpc (32, 14, 0, right)
createnpc (32, 15, 0, left)
)
if (health>=10, and, health<<20) then(
destroy npc (32)
createnpc (32, 14, 0, right)
createnpc (32, 15, 0, left)
)
if (health>=1, and, health<<10) then(
destroynpc(32)
createnpc (32, 15, 0, left)
)
)
)
end

For some reason, when the script is used,
it works, but it slows down the
game after a certain period of time and makes
the sword not appear (but it still does damage).
It also prevents the enemy from
awaking (the enemy is started by a script that has
been implemented into the npc by custom
and is activated by a starting script). Does anyone
know why the game lags? Is it because of
npc overflow, or something else that I messed up on?

[Flamer]

i can see the reason behind this. it's quite simple, lets do a NPC count.

this portion of the script will repeat it self more or less the same. (bear with me, if i display the entire script, it can get messy)

[Dan the Man Entertainment]

Doesn't "destroy npc" kill all copies of the given number? I used this exact
same script with the enemy and it didn't overflow (although it didn't really work correctly either). I think I'll try your method because it seems to
work pretty well.

[Bob the Hamster]