this should be easy but how do you check in the usr invento try to see if an item is in the inventory? someone like
obj
TypeWriter
icon = 'Objects.dmi'
icon_state = "TypeWriter"
verb
Write_Note()
if(/obj/Ink in usr.contents)
ive tryed this and it doesn't worry i want to not use vars if neone can help plz
ID:261606
 Aug 23 2002, 11:50 am
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try
var/num = 0 for(var/obj/O in usr) if(istype(O,/obj/ink)) num ++ if(num > 0) then do your stuff here | |
num was just for the use of the count so that it is easier to detect. I checked if num was greater than 0 or have 1 or more inks than they can do what they want. Shouldn't be difficult...
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obj
TypeWriter icon = 'Objects.dmi' icon_state = "TypeWriter" verb Write_Note() for(var/obj/O in usr) if(istype(O,/obj/Ink)) new /obj/Note(usr) for(var/obj/Note/K in usr.contents) if(K.icon_state == "NoteCustom") continue else K.NoteName = input("What the main name of the note?")as text K.Desc = input("Now... Write the note")as text K.name = K.NoteName K.icon_state = "NoteCustom" return usr << "You need ink first" i think this did it | |
i dont understand why byond doesn't have something like
if(/obj/Ink in usr.contents) and what evers next.... unless there is a way that is | |
If you have a verb on an object, once it's in your inventory only then will it appear. You do not if(blah as obj in usr.contents) or find.
Just so you know. Alatar | |
Super16 wrote:
Try, Gads no. That will work no better than the original code. The problem is, you're looking for a type path, not an actual object of that type. The contents list doesn't contain type paths; it contains objects. To look up an object by its type, you'd need to use locate() or for(). What you want is: if(locate(/obj/ink) in usr) Lummox JR | |
if(usr.contents.Find(/obj/ink))