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Dec 19 2011, 6:04 am
Code:
proc
        DeathCheck()
            if (HP <= 0)
                world << "[src] dies!"
                del(src)


Problem description:my player does not die just goes to minus HP and how do i set a spawn location for when the player dies ?

Dec 19 2011, 6:13 am
 
mob
    proc
        DeathCheck()
            if(HP<=0)
                world<<"[src] died!"
                for(var/obj/Spawn_Point/S in world)
                     src.loc=S:loc
obj
    Spawn_Point


Make sure the procs which take down the mob's hp call the death proc aswell.
Dec 19 2011, 6:24 am
In response to Eternal_Memories
thanks but what var would i make for?



src.loc=S:loc
ln .dm:44:error: S/:/loc: undefined var
Dec 19 2011, 9:53 pm
In response to PlucvbYoutube1
Guess it was a typo, it should be S.loc, not S:loc
Dec 20 2011, 4:53 am
In response to Kccmt
Kccmt wrote:
Guess it was a typo, it should be S.loc, not S:loc

ln .dm:44:error: S.loc: undefined var
Dec 20 2011, 7:11 am
In response to PlucvbYoutube1
 
mob/var
    HP=100
mob/proc
    DeathCheck()//proc called DeathCheck
        if(src.HP<=0)//their HP is 0 or less
            src.loc=locate(1,1,1)//take it to 1,1,1 which is bottom left in 1st z
mob/verb/Test()
    src.HP-=rand(10,30)
    src.DeathCheck()
Dec 20 2011, 7:50 am
In response to Hassanjalil
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it works in respect but the connection dies, and when a enemy attacks and hp goes below 0 i don't die
Dec 20 2011, 9:59 am
In response to PlucvbYoutube1
PlucvbYoutube1 wrote:
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it works in respect but the connection dies, and when a enemy attacks and hp goes below 0 i don't die

Make sure there are no procs which stop mob/Login.

They must have ..() after the lines.
Also verify there are not del (src) randomly spreaded on your source.

By the way, did you paste the few lines I posted about Spawn_Point? It was needed.
Dec 21 2011, 12:05 am
In response to Eternal_Memories
Eternal_Memories wrote:
> mob
>     proc
>         DeathCheck()
>             if(HP<=0)
>                 world<<"[src] died!"
>                 for(var/obj/Spawn_Point/S in world)
>                      src.loc=S:loc
> obj
>     Spawn_Point

Make sure the procs which take down the mob's hp call the death proc aswell.


That 
src.loc=S:loc
.
Why are you using ":" instead of "." ? I don't know if this makes any difference but I'm curious since "." just works fine.
Dec 21 2011, 1:45 am
Please see here for an implementation that fixes some of these problems. Additionally, read the code. Try and understand what it does. Don't just copy and paste it, but learn from it to see how it works and how you can fix your problem.
Dec 21 2011, 2:11 am
In response to TheProductions
TheProductions wrote:
Eternal_Memories wrote:
> > mob
> >     proc
> >         DeathCheck()
> >             if(HP<=0)
> >                 world<<"[src] died!"
> >                 for(var/obj/Spawn_Point/S in world)
> >                      src.loc=S:loc
> > obj
> >     Spawn_Point

Make sure the procs which take down the mob's hp call the death proc aswell.


That
src.loc=S:loc
.
Why are you using ":" instead of "." ? I don't know if this makes any difference but I'm curious since "." just works fine.

I've always used : instead of . after for(var...) I don't remember why xD
Dec 21 2011, 5:14 am
In response to Eternal_Memories
It's a bad habit, use the dot.