A question, just one ^_^

ID:179317
 
Jan 20 2002, 12:16 pm
Ok this is simple, but, when you give a item or something random stats like

obj/item/cage
var
Monkeys=rand(1,100000000)
DBZgames=rand(1,1000000000000000)
Brains=rand(-0,-999999999)

OK and say you can buy a cage, and its in your inventory, now if you buy one and someone buys one they should be differt, but if you log out and it saves, when you log in will your cage still have the same variables it had?
Jan 20 2002, 12:22 pm
dbz73 wrote:
Ok this is simple, but, when you give a item or something random stats like

obj/item/cage
var
Monkeys=rand(1,100000000)
DBZgames=rand(1,1000000000000000)
Brains=rand(-0,-999999999)

OK and say you can buy a cage, and its in your inventory, now if you buy one and someone buys one they should be differt, but if you log out and it saves, when you log in will your cage still have the same variables it had?

It's a moot point; that kind of initialization isn't valid. You can only call rand() functions at runtime, so you'd have to initialize the vars in New().

Lummox JR
Jan 20 2002, 12:39 pm
In response to Lummox JR
herm how do i do that?
Jan 20 2002, 12:49 pm
In response to dbz73
I think you'd do it like this:

obj/item/cage
var
Monkeys
DBZgames
Brains
New()
Monkeys=rand(1,100000000)
DBZgames=rand(1,1000000000000000)
Brains=rand(-0,-999999999)
Jan 20 2002, 6:08 pm
Why ever do you wish to cage a negative amount of brains?
Jan 21 2002, 4:51 am
In response to Lord of Water
it was just an example, the question was, if it would save