Basically, I am creating a power that would allow somebody to copy the appearance of all the clothing somebody else is wearing, then store this. They can do this multiple times, and then they may choose a disguise. For this, it seems like the simplest method would be storing all the appearances in an associative list (in a datum containing other information like the name of the person they are disguising as), e.g. list("head" = appearance, "jumpsuit" = appearance), etc.
I'm just not entirely sure if it is possible to store appearances in a list in the first place, or if they're special.
Jul 27 2015, 6:22 am
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DanteVFenris
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Never tried but I don't see why it would be different. Actually wait I have done it. I just put the mobs in the list. Than when I needed the appearance I did my.appearance=mob.appearance.
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I can't put the mobs into the list, what if they died/put on other clothes/etc
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Oh okay yea I see your point. Well try it out than. I'm sure it will
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You can put appearances in a list just fine.
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Thanks!
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