Dueling System Help[Step by Step]

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May 17 2011, 5:07 pm
Okay, am new to the coding and trying to create a dueling system. I have started with something small, a verb that activates the duel-disk and and get the player started.


mob
    verb
        ActivateDueldisk()
            set name = "Duel Disk"
            view() << "[usr] has activated their Duel Disk!"


Step 1
-Activating the Duel-Disk and linking the two players together.
-Turn on Lifepoints to 8000.
-shuffle Deck
-Add 5 cards to hand
May 21 2011, 7:28 pm (Edited on May 21 2011, 7:41 pm)
 
mob
    var/hand
    var/inDuel
    var/LP
    var/MaxLP //define this only if you want a LP limit in your battles


mob
    verb
        ActivateDueldisk()
            set name = "Begin Duel"
            view() << "[src] has activated their Duel Disk!"
            src.hand+=5
            src.inDuel=1
            src.LP=8000
        DeactivateDueldisk()
            set name = "End Duel"
            view() << "[src] has lowered their Duel Disk"
            src.hand-=5
            src.inDuel=0
            src.LP=1 //because we could say that 0 means you die, or loose.
        Linkplayer(mob/m in view(5)) //room for field
            if(M.inDuel==0)
                M << "[src] has challenged you to a duel!"
                M << "Please face [src] active duel disk!"
            else
                src << "Sorry [M] is already in a duel!"
                M << "[src] would like to challenge you when you are done dueling!"

//  or you could make this proc instead and have it called whenever you'd like

    proc
        Induelcheck()//src.induelcheck()
            if(src.inDuel==1)
                src.hand+=5
                src.inDuel=1
                src.LP=8000
            else
                //normal stats
May 22 2011, 2:52 pm
In response to Komuroto
You may want to include a way to freeze the players/space them apart as well. That way there is no card overlapping.
May 23 2011, 3:06 am
In response to Komuroto
 
        Linkplayer(mob/m in view(5)) //room for field
            if(M.inDuel==0)


The M is supposed to be lower-case to follow the definition properly.