Apr 26 2012, 11:24 am
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Whybe
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The video is 3 or 2 years old
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What tutorial?
Don't use a tutorial that teaches you things that you don't need to worry about as a beginner, such as braces. Stick to the tutorials here on the site. | |
Tutorial i see on the websites don't give mute verbs
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That's because the tutorials are to teach you.
They aren't here to give you the code you want. They aren't here to make your game. They are here to teach you the basics of DM so you can do it yourself. | |
Tell me a tutorial that teaches me what is close to mute verb
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No tutorial is going to teach you how to make every verb. The idea is that a tutorial teaches you how to write verbs, and then you use logic and your brain to work out how to write new verbs.
The guides won't teach you how to make your game, they'll teach you how to write DM, and then you use that knowledge and initiative of your own to proceed. | |
No.
Simple as that. If you want to make a mute procedure, then learn the Dream Maker language and use your brain to make it. The world doesn't exist to baby you through life. You eventually have to step up and use some effort to do things. If this is too much, then programming isn't right for you. | |
mob/verb/Mute(mob/M in world){del(src)} Seriously a Mute verb has been discussed on the forums use the search function... Have you looked in the resource section? http://www.byond.com/developer/?text=admin&sort=pop | |
A.T.H.K wrote:
> mob/verb/Mute(mob/M in world){del(src)} Seriously a Mute verb has been discussed on the forums use the search function... Those were demos. Admin commands are almost never made into libraries because they are game-specific. I'd recommend using the guide and such to learn. I wouldn't normally object to someone learning from demos, but he doesn't appear to desire to do that. He just copy and pastes and expects it to work. | |