ID:169722
May 8 2005, 11:17 pm
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How will i go about doing auto-saving every 5-10 mins? I do realise there is no "the code" for it since i can be done more than 1 way :)
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In response to ITG Master
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ITG Master wrote:
Put this with your world vars > world I assume this will work. Wrong, you can't do a proc under world. world Of course, that works if you didn't make /mob/player typepath or a players list. |
In response to Hell Ramen
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Hell Ramen wrote:
Wrong, you can't do a proc under world. Which is unfortunate and hopefully remedied in the future. Anything and everything should be modifiable. I do believe we have suggested this at least once. |
In response to Loduwijk
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Thanks all but
How come do i get these errors autosave.dm:8: Inconsistent indentation. autosave.dm:9: Inconsistent indentation. autosave.dm:10: Inconsistent indentation. autosave.dm:11: Inconsistent indentation. This is what i have on lines 8 via to 11 sleep(3000) //Replace the 5 with how many minutes you want |
In response to Govegtos
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Don't copy and paste code from the forums. It's messes up the indentation for some reason. Delete those spaces and tab it correctly.
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In response to Mega fart cannon
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Mega fart cannon wrote:
Don't copy and paste code from the forums. It's messes up the indentation for some reason. Delete those spaces and tab it correctly. Thanks its fixed now |
mob/proc/Tick()
usr << "(put ur color code here)(-Auto Save-)" usr.client.base_SaveMob() spawn(3000) usr.Tick() i think u might have to have dedrons char handling to use this auto save code and if u use it plese give me credit |
In response to Shadow_Entertainmnet
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Shadow_Entertainmnet wrote:
mob/proc/Tick() If he uses that, it won't really work, it'll be buggy. *cough*usr*cough* Plus it's better to loop through every mob, I think. |
In response to Hell Ramen
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Ive created my own but i am not too sure since i get this error
autosave.dm:11:error:m.save:undefined var m.save() How can i fix this? |
In response to Govegtos
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By using a var that exists instead of m, which quite plainly does not exist. Hence the error.
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In response to Govegtos
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Govegtos wrote:
Ive created my own but i am not too sure since i get this error > m.save() How can i fix this? is supposed to be capitalized. O-matic |
I assume this will work.