Automatic death when you touch an object.

ID:272319
 
Jun 6 2008, 6:50 am
I was wondering how I would make this code so that right when you touch it you automatically get killed and you spawn.

    black
        icon = 'black.dmi'
        name = ""
        Entered(mob/a)
            if(istype(a,/mob/))
                walk(usr,x+2)
                usr.loc = locate(11,14,1)
                usr.inair = 0
                if(usr.kills >0)
                    usr.kills -= 0.5
            else
                ..()
Jun 6 2008, 6:54 am
 
obj/instakill
    density = 1

    Bump(mob/m)
        if(istype(m) && m.client) //I don't know if you want
                                  //NPCs to die too.
            m.Respawn()

mob/proc/Respawn()
    //Respawning would best be handled in its own proc, as
    //it will be referred to a lot.
    loc = locate(11, 14, 1)
    inair = 0

    if(usr.kills > 0) usr.kils -= 0.5

Also, you're using usr in Entered(). Never use usr in procs, but especially never use it in movement-related procs. That's a no-no of the highest order.
Jun 6 2008, 7:06 am
In response to Popisfizzy
Tried it, Got an error, Bump: Undefined proc

    obj/black
        icon = 'black.dmi'
        density = 1

        Bump(mob/m)
            if(istype(m) && m.client) //I don't know if you want
                m.loc = locate(11,14,1)
                m.inair = 0
                if(m.kills >0)
                    m.kills -= 0.5
Jun 6 2008, 7:10 am
In response to Element Hero creator
Er, whoops.
atom
    //Called when the object is bumped into. I'm simply
    //setting up what the argument would be.
    proc/Bumped(atom/bumper)

    movable/Bump(atom/obstacle)
        ..()
        obstacle.Bumped(src) //Calls Bumped() for the
                             //obstacle.

obj/instakill
    Bumped(mob/m)
        if(istype(m) && m.client)
            m.Respawn()

I still suggest you handle respawning in a /mob proc.
Jun 6 2008, 9:48 am
In response to Popisfizzy
...

And YOU'RE using usr in Respawn(), which is a proc. For heightened irony: it's a prime example of why you SHOULDN'T be using usr in such procs.
Jun 6 2008, 9:58 am
In response to Garthor
Yea, I totally screwed up when writing that. Except for the usr part, I don't know what I was thinking when I wrote that. About the usr part, I was copying from his code and missed replacing usr with the proper variable (which is just making it kills).