mob/proc LevelCheck()
if(src.Exp>=src.Nexp)
src<<" You gained a level!"
src.Level+=1
src.MaxHP+=rand(1,5)
src.MaxMP+=rand(1,5)
src.Str+=rand(3,5)
src.Def+=rand(2,5)
src.HP=src.MaxHp
src.MP=src.MaxMP
src.Exp=src.Exp-src.Nexp
src.Nexp*=2
this is my leveling proc i want to have it so it gives more stats as you go higher any one know how to do it?
ID:161091
 Jun 19 2008, 11:26 am
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Jun 19 2008, 11:43 am
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Element Hero creator
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Easy.
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That would be a lot of work depending how often the leveling up bonuses change and how high a level his players can go.
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dude when i put this code
mob/proc LevelCheck() if(src.Exp>=src.Nexp) if(src.level >= 10)//change the number to whatever you want, the higher the number the more time it takes until you get better training src<<" You gained a level!" src.Level+=1 src.MaxHP+=rand(1,5) src.MaxMP+=rand(1,5) src.Str+=rand(3,5) src.Def+=rand(2,5) src.HP=src.MaxHp src.MP=src.MaxMP src.Exp=src.Exp-src.Nexp src.Nexp*=2 if(src.Exp>=src.Nexp) if(src.level >= 11)//so when a player is higher then level 11 give them better boosts. src<<" You gained a level!" src.Level+=1 src.MaxHP+=rand(5,10)//higher hp bonus src.MaxMP+=rand(5,10)//higher maxmp bonus src.Str+=rand(6,10)//higher str bonus src.Def+=rand(4,10)/higher def bonus src.HP=src.MaxHp//You could change the numbers in the rand to what you want. src.MP=src.MaxMP src.Exp=src.Exp-src.Nexp src.Nexp*=2 it gives me 23 problems its says loading DBZ SAIYANS REBORN.dme npc.dm:3: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:4: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:5: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:6: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:7: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:8: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:9: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:10: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:11: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:12: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:13: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:16: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:17: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:18: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:19: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:20: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:21: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:22: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:22:error: def: expected end of statement npc.dm:23: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:24: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:25: Inconsistent indentation. npc.dm:26: Inconsistent indentation. DBZ SAIYANS REBORN.dmb - 23 errors, 0 warnings (double-click on an error to jump to it) | |
Lol read the errors, Im DEFINITLY no coder pro ( let alone beginner) but even I know that. You indents/spaces are wrong
Just erase the tabs in each line, and remake em so they are placed correctly under their parent. | |
I believe he means you'll want to develop some type of formula for getting better gains as you gain more levels instead of statically changing the benefits for each level, and I agree. What you should do is decide on a formula that fits your game. You don't want players to gain too quick, but gaining too slow will not make a real difference. A simple example would be to add 1 to your range for every 10 levels.
mob/proc/MyLevelUpProc() | |
The leveling proc is already good enough for him, YMI. Also, do note that his problem at the moment is not the leveling, it's the fact, I seriously believe, he just copy pasted the leveling code and didn't look at it.
He has to fix the spaces. He has to delete all the tabs/spaces, and then insert them accordingly. If he doesn't know how to do that, he has to read the DM Guide, and the other guides. ~Duper | |
Duper wrote:
The leveling proc is already good enough for him, YMI. I beg to differ. Setting up a separate clause for each level is not a great idea. It may be workable for a low level cap game, but in general it's just not a good idea. Also, do note that his problem at the moment is not the leveling, it's the fact, I seriously believe, he just copy pasted the leveling code and didn't look at it. True, that could be explained, but when it came from the other suggestion (aside from the missing newline) I didn't bother to confuse him with an unneeded explanation. I just provided a better alternative. He has to fix the spaces. He has to delete all the tabs/spaces, and then insert them accordingly. No, he has to not go with the idea that means his level up proc gains 10 lines for every level that can be gained. If he doesn't know how to do that, he has to read the DM Guide, and the other guides. By all means tell him to read the guide (by the way Junior, I do suggest you read it, indentation is covered in the first two chapters), but don't defend a snippet with a bad design. | |
I meant "for him". Not for the rest of us.
I meant identation. He has to fix the identation errors. That's what I meant with the tabs/spaces. I'm not defending the snippet. I'm saying it's good for him, but not for the rest of us. It's just an example, and he seems to be relatively new, so he mustn't have any big projects in mind. | |
Duper wrote:
I'm not defending the snippet. I'm saying it's good for him, but not for the rest of us. It's just an example, and he seems to be relatively new, so he mustn't have any big projects in mind. Its not a good snippet no matter how big or small a project is, or how new a person is. Using bad programming principles is never okay. | |
