[Help] Using dim's from Public Functions

[apezwijn]

Hey guys, I never really used this method, but by using this method I think my projects won't be messy anymore.

So ok, I have this public function:

Public Function GeneralDims()
        Dim dGame As Long
        Dim MobDeadState As Long
        Dim MobId As Long
        Dim cHP As Long
        Dim cMP As Long
        dGame = ReadDLL("Game.dll")
        MobDeadState = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        MobId = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        cHP = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        cMP = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        Return dGame & MobDeadState & MobId & cHP
    End Function

I just screwed around with the return, i'm not that good at creating functions:P

So what I want is, not having to dim and set a value to the var. all over again.

I want to use it like this:

Private Sub TimerTarget_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TimerTarget.Tick
        GeneralDims()
        If MobDeadState = 1 Then
'do somthing
end if
    End Sub

But now it just errors me that the var is not declared.

Could somebody help me?
Thanks,
Apez.

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[Pixie]

I am an idiot, so I must ask this
What does this do first of all??

[Hell_Demon]

ever thought of moving your dims outside the function? o__O

Dim dGame As Long
Dim MobDeadState As Long
Dim MobId As Long
Dim cHP As Long
Dim cMP As Long
Public Function GeneralDims()
        dGame = ReadDLL("Game.dll")
        MobDeadState = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        MobId = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        cHP = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        cMP = "&H" + Hex(dGame + &Hoffset)
        Return dGame & MobDeadState & MobId & cHP
End Function

[Iamazn1]

Arnt you like a godly coder?
On topic:
dont you need a Dim Var as ..... to get it to work?
When you get an error saying "blank is not declared.", it means its well, not declared.

[apezwijn]

Arnt you like a godly coder?
On topic:
dont you need a Dim Var as ..... to get it to work?
When you get an error saying "blank is not declared.", it means its well, not declared.

lol, ya I already fixed it by putting them in global.
Ty all.

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