Removing Certain Turf in a Src

ID:969200
 
Sep 7 2012, 5:39 pm
(See the best response by Albro1.)
Code: 
    Wooden_Wall
        icon = 'turfs.dmi'
        icon_state = "weakwall"
        opacity = 1
        density = 1
        var
            health = 5
        Click()
            if(usr.hand1 == "")
                if(src.health > 0)
                    src.health -= 1
                    usr << "The [src]'s health is now [health]"
                if(src.health == 0)
                    del(src)
                    usr << "Your broke [src]!"
                    view() << "[usr] has broken [src]!"
    Wooden_Floor
        icon = 'turfs.dmi'
        icon_state = "weakfloor"
        var
            health = 5
        Click()
            if(usr.hand1 == "")
                if(src.health > 0)
                    src.health -= 1
                    usr << "The [src]'s health is now [health]"
                    view() << "Bang!"
                if(src.health == 0)
                    del(src)
                    new /turf/Dirt(loc)
                    usr << "Your broke [src]!"
                    view() << "[usr] has broken [src]!"


Problem description: When I place a wooden wall on top of the wooden floor and break the wall, the floor goes with it. Any fix to removing a certain turf?

Sep 7 2012, 5:44 pm
Only one turf can be placed on one space on the map at a time. You'll need to use /objs.
Sep 7 2012, 5:46 pm
Alright, simple fix. Thanks, but now what if I want it to place grass when I break the wooden floor? Ideas?
Sep 7 2012, 5:48 pm
Best response
Create a new grass turf there.

var/turf/wood/w = locate(wood_x, wood_y, wood_z)
new /turf/grass(w.loc)


Creating a new turf over it will delete the one under it.
Sep 8 2012, 6:56 am
Thanks, one more question, I promise :P


Lets say if I want to only be able to Click it from 1 block away, to simulate a punch, how would I do that?
Sep 8 2012, 7:04 am
In response to Jacob843
Completely different issue, but okay. You just need to use get_dist().
Sep 8 2012, 7:07 am (Edited on Sep 8 2012, 7:13 am)
Thanks, sorry for all the questions again, but now I know what I needed. Thanks again!