JackGuy wrote:

world/New()
..()
sleep(600) //wait 1 minute
world << "World Rebooting in 10 seconds!"
sleep(100)
world.Reboot()


simple as that.

I'm not completly sure, but wouldn't you want the spawn statement after ..()?

That's sort of a misleading statement. =) I prefer this one:

If you've overridden a proc, then ..() will call the last definition of the proc.

For example:

<code>mob proc/hello() world << "Hello, I'm a /mob!" mob/player hello() //Don't need to use "proc" again, as it's already defined world << "Hello, I'm a /mob/player!" ..() //Call /mob's hello() proc</code>

Calling the hello() proc of a /mob/player in that example will display "Hello, I'm a /mob/player!" and "Hello, I'm a /mob!" in that order.

For pre-existing procs (Click(), Enter(), Move(), Bump(), etc.), it works just the same... except the proc is defined and its default action has already been programmed for you.