Pull grass

ID:261275
 
Nov 24 2001, 6:40 am
mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g in usr.loc)
if(g.grassleft>=1)
usr.grass_pieces+=1
g.grassleft-=1
usr<<"You picked some grass"
if(g.grassleft<=0)
g.icon_state="grass2"
return 0

it doesn't work, but if you put in world where the red part is it works, but not how I want it to. How do i get it to work for the grass in the users loc?
Nov 24 2001, 6:45 am
Since you're standing on one turf, and you're checking to see if it's the right type anyway, instead of using a for() loop, try this:
g=usr.loc

That ought to work.

Lummox JR
Nov 24 2001, 6:49 am
In response to Lummox JR
Lummox JR wrote:
Since you're standing on one turf, and you're checking to see if it's the right type anyway, instead of using a for() loop, try this:
g=usr.loc

That ought to work.

Lummox JR

So I do:

mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
g=usr.loc
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g in usr.loc)
if(g.grassleft>=1)
usr.grass_pieces+=1
g.grassleft-=1
usr<<"You picked some grass"
if(g.grassleft<=0)
g.icon_state="grass2"
return 0


?????????????????????????
Not quite sure what you mean.
Nov 24 2001, 12:32 pm
In response to Air _King
Air _King wrote:
Lummox JR wrote:
Since you're standing on one turf, and you're checking to see if it's the right type anyway, instead of using a for() loop, try this:
g=usr.loc

That ought to work.

Lummox JR

So I do:

mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g=usr.loc) // like this
if(g.grassleft>=1)
usr.grass_pieces+=1
g.grassleft-=1
usr<<"You picked some grass"
if(g.grassleft<=0)
g.icon_state="grass2"
return 0


?????????????????????????
Not quite sure what you mean.
Nov 24 2001, 2:30 pm
In response to Evilkevkev
Evilkevkev wrote:
Air _King wrote:
Lummox JR wrote:
Since you're standing on one turf, and you're checking to see if it's the right type anyway, instead of using a for() loop, try this:
g=usr.loc

That ought to work.

Lummox JR

So I do:

mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g=usr.loc) // like this
if(g.grassleft>=1)
usr.grass_pieces+=1
g.grassleft-=1
usr<<"You picked some grass"
if(g.grassleft<=0)
g.icon_state="grass2"
return 0


?????????????????????????
Not quite sure what you mean.

Ok so like this:
mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
g=usr.loc
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g in world)
if(g.grassleft>=1)
usr.grass_pieces+=1
g.grassleft-=1
usr<<"You picked some grass"
if(g.grassleft<=0)
g.icon_state="grass2"
return 0

Nov 24 2001, 7:00 pm
In response to Air _King
Air _King wrote:
Lummox JR wrote:
So I do:

mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
g=usr.loc
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g in usr.loc)
if(g.grassleft>=1)

Gads no. My point was to replace your for loop with the assignment, like this:
mob/verb/pull_grass()
  var/turf/grass/g
  if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
    g=usr.loc
    if(g.grassleft>=1)
      ...

Lummox JR
Nov 25 2001, 2:02 am
In response to Lummox JR
Lummox JR wrote:
Air _King wrote:
Lummox JR wrote:
So I do:

mob
verb
pull_grass()
var/turf/grass/g
g=usr.loc
if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
for(g in usr.loc)
if(g.grassleft>=1)

Gads no. My point was to replace your for loop with the assignment, like this:
mob/verb/pull_grass()
>   var/turf/grass/g
>   if(istype(usr.loc,/turf/grass))
>     g=usr.loc
>     if(g.grassleft>=1)
>       ...

Lummox JR

Oh, thanks!!!