I'm trying to get it so when an enemey dies, or when an object is picked up, it respawns, I looked at an earlier post string on Random Spawnin but the code didn't work! I'm tired of restarting my game every time someone goes and kills all the Wolf men!
Thanks,
Gilser
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 Feb 25 2001, 7:28 pm
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On 2/25/01 10:28 pm Gilser wrote:
I'm trying to get it so when an enemey dies, or when an object is picked up, it respawns, I looked at an earlier post string on Random Spawnin but the code didn't work! I'm tired of restarting my game every time someone goes and kills all the Wolf men! Now as I recall Kaidorin was able to make that code work, so bug him to post it! | |
Now as I recall Kaidorin was able to make that code work, so bug him to post it! Hey! I haven't done anything like that. The closest thing to that is the spawning of burgers in Sumo. | |
I'm trying to get it so when an enemey dies, or when an object is picked up, it respawns, I looked at an earlier post string on Random Spawning but the code didn't work! By your post it doesn't seam like you want random spawning, rather a fixed spawn point and time. Then the only thing you have to do is override the obj/mobs del() proc and make it locate the spawn point and after a certain time create a new obj/mob at that loc. Isn't that correct? | |
Are you aware of world.Repop()? It repopulates the world with whatever objects you created in the mapper that have been deleted. You could call it periodically like this: world/New() spawn while(1) sleep(600 * 5) //every 5 minutes Repop() return ..() If you want certain monsters to repop more slowly than others, you would need to delay their deletion. You could do that by sticking them at loc=null, waiting for a while, and then finishing the job of deleting them. --Dan | |
On 2/26/01 10:16 am Kaidorin wrote:
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On 2/27/01 7:44 pm Gilser wrote:
On 2/26/01 10:16 am Kaidorin wrote: Dude this was your last post...I think. You still on? We need a better line of communication. -Josh | |
We need a better line of communication. Try adding each other to your pager friends lists--this will let you know when you're both online. | |
On 2/27/01 9:33 pm Guy T. wrote:
We need a better line of communication. Thanks -PolarBoy | |
On 2/27/01 1:12 pm Dan wrote:
Are you aware of world.Repop()? It repopulates the world with whatever objects you created in the mapper that have been deleted. You could call it periodically like this: This works great for enemies and stuff, but something like a sword, it doesn't work because the obj is never deleted, it's just put into your inventory. Is there a way to fix this? Because I need weapons to respawn too! Thanks Gilser | |
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