is there a way...

ID:179748
 
Nov 14 2001, 1:56 pm
to limit a usage of a verb to 1?
Nov 14 2001, 1:58 pm
Vegetto5748 wrote:
to limit a usage of a verb to 1?


Yes make a var that is checked when the verb is used eg:

mob
    var
        verbused = 0

mob/verb/Test()
    if(usr.verbused<=0)
        usr<<"The verb worked!"
        usr.verbused=1
    else
        usr<<"You cannot use that verb again!"
Nov 14 2001, 2:04 pm
In response to Nadrew
but where after they revert they can use it again?
Nov 14 2001, 2:14 pm
In response to Vegetto5748
Vegetto5748 wrote:
but where after they revert they can use it again?


::Sigh:: you and your stupid dbz game..

mob
    var
        verbused = 0


mob/verb/Test()
    if(usr.verbused<=0)
        usr<<"You used the verb"
        usr.verbused=1
    else
        usr<<"You used the verb again"
        usr.verbused=0


These are very simple questions and I don't think you're trying anything for yourself and you should try to search the forums and the FAQ/reference before you ask a question.
Nov 14 2001, 2:15 pm
In response to Nadrew
im extreme newbie
Nov 14 2001, 2:16 pm
In response to Vegetto5748
Vegetto5748 wrote:
im extreme newbie

thats not something to be proud of
Nov 14 2001, 2:19 pm
In response to BurningIce
i didnt say i was proud of it
Nov 14 2001, 2:19 pm
In response to Vegetto5748
good
Nov 14 2001, 2:29 pm
In response to BurningIce
Having the keyname "BurningIce" doesn't seem to be something to be proud of either. Lots of people aren't too happy with it, I've noticed.

As for AnotherPersonNamedVegitto, read the tutorials and experiment with the demos. Eventually you'll figure out how the whole thing works and it'll all make sense. And look up things in the reference if you don't know what they mean.

Vegitto5740: Read the ZBT tutorial, and pay attention. It covers everything you need.
Nov 14 2001, 3:02 pm
In response to GateGuardian
ok im sorry everyone... ill stop trying to impress people by answering hard question im not sure of the answer to. ill only answer question im positive of.