Heres what i got. Instead of making a attack verb i'm using dbl click.
DblClick(mob in oview(1))
usr << "They are [src]"
usr.icon_state = "[usr]_punch"
step_away(src,usr,3)
spawn(10)
usr.icon_state = "[usr]"
First of all , the mob in oview(1) won't work. Can this go inside the ()'s? What should i do to set that?
Secondly using [usr] in the quotes won't work as if I were making text show ... i.e.: "[usr]: [msg]"
i've been around byond for a while but i've really never tried to do much coding. I'm really the artist in the games i do but i'm trying something.
A little help please?
ID:148534
 Jan 6 2003, 7:32 am
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Jan 6 2003, 7:40 am
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Branks
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I could have done that but there are a bunch of different users. For example ... Bob and jim. What ever his name changes to i should be able to go
"[name of guy]_punch" | |
Unowuero wrote:
Heres what i got. Instead of making a attack verb i'm using dbl click. This won't work because the argument DblClick() takes is not a mob; it's a turf. The argument says what turf is under the object (src) that you clicked on, or null if it's in a stat panel. For most verbs, a "set src in oview(1)" line would work, but I don't know if the click verbs can be restricted in this fashion. The correct thing to do is to bail out if src is not in oview(1): if(!(src in oview(1))) return Secondly using [usr] in the quotes won't work as if I were making text show ... i.e.: "[usr]: [msg]" Why are you bothering with "[usr]_punch" as an icon state? Just give players their own icons and use "punch" as an icon state instead. Lummox JR | |
