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ID:139460
 
Dec 29 2010, 12:26 am
Code:
            if(usr.multi_targeting == 1)
                for(var/atom/T in usr.targets)
                    if(T in oview(usr,usr.client.view))
                        if(T.targeted == 1)*
                            usr.enegry -= 15
                            usr.stamina -= 5
                            T.overlays+=icon('kekkai.dmi',"forming kekkai")
                            sleep(10)
                            T.overlays-=icon('kekkai.dmi',"forming kekkai")
                            T.overlays+=icon('kekkai.dmi',"kekkai")
                            T.AllowMove = 0*
                            T.in_kekkai = 1*
                            spawn(200)
                                if(T.in_kekkai == 1)*
                                    T.AllowMove = 1*
                                    T.in_kekkai = 0*
                                    T.overlays -= T.overlays
                                    T.CreateName()
                                    T.overlays-=icon('kekkai.dmi',"forming kekkai")
                                    T.overlays-=icon('kekkai.dmi',"kekkai")
                            return


Problem description:
Skill Procs.dm:17:error: T.targeted: undefined var
Skill Procs.dm:24:error: T.AllowMove: undefined var
Skill Procs.dm:25:error: T.in_kekkai: undefined var
Skill Procs.dm:27:error: T.in_kekkai: undefined var
Skill Procs.dm:28:error: T.AllowMove: undefined var
Skill Procs.dm:29:error: T.in_kekkai: undefined var
(Note These are marked with *)

Now what the code is supose to do is put up the kekkai around all the mobs that are in the targets(list, but when compiled i get those six errors. The strange thing is this little code is very similar to the kekkai code i have for a single target and i get no errors from that. So can anyone help me out here?
#1 Dec 29 2010, 1:52 am
In here T is an atom not a mob, did you define these on atoms? If not you will have to define on atoms or change T to be what it is defined for.
#2 Dec 29 2010, 9:58 am
In response to Nerion (#1)
Ok but if thats the case why does T work for the other statements?
#3 Dec 30 2010, 1:22 am
In response to Akriloth (#2)
Because T was not an atom in other cases. Its all about classes and inheritance.