mob/player
Login()
..()
usr.icon = 'player.dmi'
icon_state = "Normal"
world << "[usr] joins the game."
usr.pnum = plnum
world<<"usr's pnum"
usr.loc = locate(2,2,1)
name = input("[usr]","what is your name?","Name","[key]")
ID:178890
 Mar 22 2002, 8:49 am
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Mexus wrote:
I get this error I'm afraid I don't see it; knowing which line it's on would help. (You can set your project preferences so it compiles in debug mode.) One thing I recommend, though it may be irrelevant here, is that you don't use usr; use src. usr is always type /mob (it won't be a /mob/player, so you'd have to cast it) and it only really applies during verbs. Best not to use it. It is possible, though I think only vaguely, that the usr.pnum line is the problem because usr isn't the right type; removing usr could solve your problem. Lummox JR | |
Mexus wrote:
mob/player The input() doesn't need to have usr in brackets or quotes... Just input(usr, "What is your name","Name","[key]") Other than that...I don't see any problems...unless there is some sort of conflict with some other part of your code... I see something else that probably needs to be changed, though... It looks like you want the line
world<< "usr's pnum"
world<< "[usr.pnum]" | |
runtime error: type mismatch
proc name: Login (/mob/player/Login)
usr: Vermolius (/mob/player)
src: Vermolius (/mob/player)
call stack:
Vermolius (/mob/player): Login()