Hey i need help in coding an exam below ill explain how i would like it:
Ok, this test is only available for "Academy Student" rank people. Every 3 hours a Genin exam happens and 5 minutes before a message goes out to all "Academy student" people and it says "Genin Exam In 5 Minutes" when you get to the test room and 5 mins is up you right click 'Testpaper.dmi' and click "Write Test" there will be 10 questions and you need at least 7/10 to pass. If you pass your rank goes to "Genin" and you get a headband in ur inventory.
If someone could help me this it would be very appreciated sorry if its long but i really need it done and i dont know how to code something like that.If you would like to email me or talk to me on msn contact me at [email protected]
Thanks,Kurosaki_Ichigo-San
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 Sep 27 2005, 2:40 pm
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Sep 27 2005, 2:43 pm (Edited on Sep 27 2005, 3:11 pm)
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PirateHead
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What you need is a broader understanding of programming basics. You'll find that the task is fairly simple once you have a better understanding. Try breaking the system down into little bits. By envisioning the system as something huge, you can make it more daunting than it really is.
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I usually write code out only if I guess that I could do it under 5 minutes. Your system there would probably take 15 minutes. Therefore, I think it would be in your best interest to learn how to do it yourself.
For sending out the notices - look up alert() For sending people to the test area - look up the loc var and the locate() procedure. For giving the tests - look up statpanel() and stat() or browse() and client/Topic(), depending on how you want to set up tests. For scoring tests, look up things like if() and switch() for the basic logic of test-correction. For handing out headbands, look up... making new objects and giving them to a player. You'll need the "new" directive and the Move() proc, I think. That's all the help I fancy to give you. Good luck! | |
i know how to do all that its just putting them together gets me, do you think maybe you could just email me? lol
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In that case, I think what you need is a system of simple triggers. I know somebody wrote a trigger library. Look around for it. :-)
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