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Jan 2 2006, 12:21 pm

well im having some problems with this system. i want to make it so when u hit the verb u pick an obj then u can move it but it can move it?
client/obj
North()
if(src.mob.Moveobj!=null)
step(src.mob.Moveobj,North)
return
..()
client/obj
South()
if(src.mob.Moveobj!=null)
step(src.mob.Moveobj,South)
return
..()
client/obj
East()
if(src.mob.Moveobj!=null)
step(src.mob.Moveobj,East)
return
..()
client/obj
West()
if(src.mob.Moveobj!=null)
step(src.mob.Moveobj,West)
return
..()
mob/verb
Telekavorka(obj/O in view())
usr.Moveobj= O
O.Move()
mob/var/obj/Moveobj
any1 have ideas?

#1 Jan 2 2006, 12:58 pm
Killer22	Heh, that coding is way off... objects dont have clients... and for telekinesis, try using MouseDrag, you can make it move with your mouse! it would be something like this obj MouseDrag(src_location) src.loc=src_location

#2 Jan 2 2006, 7:07 pm In response to Killer22 (#1)
Hobowantdollar	could u give me more detail on mousedrag?

#3 Jan 2 2006, 7:09 pm In response to Hobowantdollar (#2)
Detnom	The details on MouseDrag().

#4 Jan 3 2006, 9:33 am
Artemio	<dm>Please use DM tags.</dm>

#5 Jan 3 2006, 2:37 pm In response to Detnom (#3)
Hobowantdollar	n e other ideas than mousedrag?

#6 Jan 3 2006, 7:10 pm In response to Hobowantdollar (#5)
Tsfreaks	What about clicking on the object to set it as the target, then click the new location to place it there? Seems like you wouldn't even need or want verbs. tsfreaks

#7 Jan 4 2006, 6:45 pm

In response to Tsfreaks (#6)

Hobowantdollar

how would i do this like?

obj/Click()   
tab    src.loc= Click.loc?

as u can see i have no idea wut to do

#8 Jan 4 2006, 8:43 pm

In response to Hobowantdollar (#7)

HM Geek

Try this:

mob/var/obj/moveobj

obj/DblClick() //when an obj is double clicked
     usr.moveobj=src //it becomes your moveobj
atom/Click()if(loc) //when any atom with a loc is clicked
     if(!usr.moveobj) //(no moveobj, use default action)
          ..()
     else //and there is a moveobj
          usr.moveobj.Move(loc) //move moveobj to loc

This is untested, so... whatever. Double click what you want to move, then click where you want to move it to.

#9 Jan 5 2006, 6:25 am In response to HM Geek (#8)
Hobowantdollar	nope it doesnt work

#10 Jan 5 2006, 11:42 am (Edited on Jan 5 2006, 12:09 pm)

In response to Hobowantdollar (#9)

Tsfreaks

I put together a quick demo. I'm a novice coder so I'm sure it's not perfect but it does work. You will have to draw your own images and map. Perhaps it could be submitted as a demo. I'd like to get feedback from more experienced DM'ers before submitting though. It would need to be commented for sure.

Images required in the test.dmi. Each must be named
1. water (turf)
2. grass (turf)
3. player (mob)
4. bucket_empty (obj)
5. bucket_filled (obj)
6. target (obj)

The target is the image that highlights the target you have selected. It can be anything you want. Example: [ ].

DM
Create one dm file
Copy and paste the following code into it.
Build it.

Map
Create a standard map at 10x10x1
Fill it with grass
Add some water (at least 1 turfs worth)
Place a bucket ot two on it.

Run it

1. Click a bucket to select it. Then click on the grass to move it.
2. Click on the water to select it. Then click the bucket to fill it.
3. With the bucket filled, select it. Then click the grass to move the filled bucket.

Hope this helps more than hurts. :)

[EDIT: Fixed some indentation problems after copy and paste to forum.]

tsfreaks

var
    targetImage;
mob
    icon='test.dmi';
    icon_state="player";
    density = 1;
    opacity = 0;
    var
        target;
turf
    grass
        icon='test.dmi';
        icon_state="grass";
        density = 0;
        opacity = 0;
    water
        icon='test.dmi';
        icon_state="water";
        density = 1;
        opacity = 0;
obj
    bucket
        bucket_empty
            icon='test.dmi';
            icon_state="bucket_empty";
            density = 1;
            opacity = 0;
        bucket_filled
            icon='test.dmi';
            icon_state="bucket_filled";
            density = 1;
            opacity = 0; 
    target
        icon='test.dmi';
        icon_state="target";
        density = 0;
        opacity = 0; 
proc
    HandleTargetRect()
        del(targetImage);

client.Click(clickedItem)
    if(clickedItem)
        HandleTargetRect();
        if(istype(clickedItem, /obj/bucket))
            var/obj/bucket/b;
            if(istype(clickedItem, /obj/bucket/bucket_empty))
                var/obj/bucket/bucket_empty/be = clickedItem
                b = be;
            else
                var/obj/bucket/bucket_filled/bf = clickedItem
                b = bf;             
            if(usr.target)
                if(istype(usr.target, /turf/water))
                    b.icon_state = "bucket_filled";
                    usr.target = null;
                    HandleTargetRect();
                else
                    usr.target = b;
                    targetImage = image('test.dmi',b,"target")
            else
                usr.target = b;
                targetImage = image('test.dmi',b,"target")
        else if(istype(clickedItem, /turf))
            var/turf/water/w;
            if(istype(clickedItem, /turf/water))
                w = clickedItem;
                usr.target = w; 
                targetImage = image('test.dmi',w,"target")  
            else if(istype(clickedItem, /turf/grass))
                var/turf/grass/g = clickedItem;
                if(usr.target)
                    var/obj/bucket/b;
                    if(istype(usr.target, /obj/bucket/bucket_empty))
                        var/obj/bucket/bucket_empty/be = usr.target
                        b = be;
                    else if(istype(usr.target, /obj/bucket/bucket_filled))
                        var/obj/bucket/bucket_filled/bf = usr.target
                        b = bf;
                    if(b)
                        b.loc = locate(g.x,g.y,g.z);
                        usr.target = null
                        HandleTargetRect();
                else
                    usr.target = g;
        src << targetImage;

#11 Jan 5 2006, 3:29 pm In response to Hobowantdollar (#9)
HM Geek	Hobowantdollar wrote: nope it doesnt work What was wrong with it? Just out of curiosity...