RC thing

ID:169624
 
May 24 2005, 6:46 am
How would I make it to where, when someone takes control of a RC Car, their client.eye is the RC Cars and they can move the RC Car?
<-> May 24 2005, 7:33 am
src.client.eye=rc_car
In the move proc your going to check to see if they are driving the car or not. If they are, move the car. If not, move the mob.
<-> May 24 2005, 9:06 am
In response to SuperAntx
How exactly..
<-> May 24 2005, 9:09 am
In response to Chwgt
Chwgt wrote:
How exactly..

Why not just change client.mob to the RC Car?
<-> May 24 2005, 9:53 am
In response to Hell Ramen
Look up the North(), South(), East(), West() and all for points in between. By overriding those procedures and using step(), you can remote controle something.
<-> May 24 2005, 12:09 pm
In response to FranquiBoy
I think mob/Move() would be better, less over-ridingish.
<-> May 24 2005, 2:45 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
I tryed that before, but it caused problemes when the mob was moved by other procedures. I find it safer to make a new remote controling procedure with a direction parameter and call that procedure from each direction. It adds 1 line to each directions, not much.
<-> May 25 2005, 5:10 am
In response to FranquiBoy
Can you show me example?
<-> May 25 2005, 7:35 am
In response to FranquiBoy
This works perfectly...
world
    mob=/mob/player
mob
    player
        icon='player.dmi'
    car
        icon='car.dmi'
        verb
            Enter_Car()
                set src in oview(1)
                usr.client.mob=src
                del(usr)
            Exit_Car()
                var/mob/player/p=new(locate(usr.x,usr.y-1,usr.z))
                usr.client.mob=p
turf
    icon='map.dmi'

<-> May 26 2005, 3:39 pm
In response to Chwgt
Actually this is much better --
client/North()
    if(src.mob.incar)
        step(src.mob, src.mob.dir)
    else ..()
client/South()
    if(src.mob.incar)
        src.mob.dir = turn(src.mob.dir, 180)
        src.North()
        src.mob.dir = turn(src.mob.dir, 180)
    else ..()
client/East()
    if(src.mob.incar)
        mob.dir = turn(mob.dir, -45)
    else ..()
client/West()
    if(src.mob.incar)
        mob.dir = turn(mob.dir, 45)
    else ..()
client/Northeast()
    if(src.mob.incar)
        step(src.mob, turn(src.mob.dir, -90))
        src.mob.dir = turn(src.mob.dir, 90)
    else ..()
client/Northwest()
    if(src.mob.incar)
        step(src.mob, turn(src.mob.dir, 90))
        src.mob.dir = turn(src.mob.dir, -90)
    else ..()
world
    mob=/mob/player
mob
    var
        dead=0
        incar=0
    player
        icon='player.dmi'
        Move()
            if(src.dead)
                return
            else
                ..()
    car
        icon='car.dmi'
        Bump(mob/player/M)
            M.density=0
            M.icon_state="Squashed"
            M.dead=1
        verb
            Enter_Car()
                set src in oview(1)
                usr.client.mob=src
                src.incar=1
                del(usr)
            Exit_Car()
                var/mob/player/p=new(locate(usr.x-1,usr.y,usr.z))
                usr.client.mob=p
                src.incar=0
turf
    icon='map.dmi'
<-> May 27 2005, 10:45 am
In response to Increndium
How is that MUCH better? It's less efficient!
<-> May 27 2005, 11:35 am
I would just set the mob variable to the car, but if you don't want to do that...
client
    var/atom/movable/RC_move
    proc/set_RC(atom/movable/M)
        eye=M
        RC_move=M
    Move(loc,dir)
        if(RC_move)
            .=RC_move.Move(loc,dir)
        else
            .=..()

Setting the mob variable to the object would accomplish about the same thing.