mob
var
movespeed = 3
health = 10
maxhealth = 10
mob/target //variable of type mob, named "target"
swords = 0
axes = 0
maces = 0
obj/item/equipment/weapon/weapon //variable of type obj/item/equipment/weapon, named "weapon"
basedamage = 1
baseattackspeed = 10
damage = 1
attackspeed = 10
targetoverlay
Exit(atom/movable/A)
if(A == weapon) return 0
else return ..()
proc
attackloop(var/mob/M)
while(target && target == M) //while we have a target, and it hasn't changed
if(target in oview(src, 1)) //if we're close enough to hit them...
attack(target) //hit them!
sleep(attackspeed) //then, wait for our next attack attempt to try to make a swing
attack(var/mob/victim)
var/hurtination = rand(0,damage)
src << "You hit [victim] for [hurtination]!"
victim.ouch(src, hurtination)
ouch(var/mob/meanie, var/hurt)
if(meanie) src << "[meanie] hit you for [hurt]" //if() check because sometimes, we may want unknown
else src << "You take [hurt] damage!" //sources of damage
health -= hurt
deathcheck(meanie)
deathcheck(var/mob/murderer)
if(health <= 0)
die(murderer)
die(var/mob/murderer)
if(murderer) world << "[src] has been killed by [murderer]!" //Same deal here
else world << "[src] dies of natural causes."
del(src)
getTarget(var/mob/M)
if(M != src) //attacking yourself is bad form
if(target!=M)
target = M //get the target
spawn() attackloop(M) //and start attacking it
if(client)
targetoverlay = image('life.dmi',M,"FLASH")//make icon attached to mob
usr << targetoverlay //allow usr to see it
else
del(targetoverlay)
target = null
Click()
usr.getTarget(src)
player
icon_state = "player"
die(var/mob/murderer) //Players shouldn't be deleted when they die, they should just be relocated
if(murderer) world << "[src] has been killed by [murderer]!" //Same deal here
else world << "[src] dies of natural causes."
loc = null //Let them stew nowhere for a bit
sleep(10)
health = maxhealth
Move(locate(/area/)) //Then put them back in. We'll just put them in the first available slot in
//whatever area we find.
monster
New()
..()
spawn() AILoop()
proc
AILoop() //alez oup!
while(!client) //Keep on looping forever. However, in the unlikely case that a client is in control
//of a bug, stop the AI so that they can control it.
if(!target) //If we don't have a target...
getTarget(locate(/mob/player/) in oview(5, src)) //get one!
else //otherwise...
if(target in oview(5, src)) //make sure we can still see them
step_towards(src, target) //and take a step towards them
else //but if we've lost them
target = null //forget about them
sleep(movespeed) //between each step, wait an appropriate amount of time
bug //Very buggy
icon='NPCs3.dmi'
icon_state="fly"
health = 5
movespeed = 2
basedamage = 1
damage = 1
baseattackspeed = 5
attackspeed = 5
goblin
icon='NPCs.dmi'
icon_state="gob"
health = 7
movespeed = 3
basedamage = 1
damage = 1
baseattackspeed = 10
attackspeed = 10
joe
icon='Assassan.dmi'
health = 10000
movespeed=1
basedamage = 1000
damage = 5000
baseattackspeed = 3
attackspeed = 2
New()
..()
//When we make a goblin, let's give them a weapon to use. First, pick the type:
var/weapontype = pick(/obj/item/equipment/weapon/sword/training_sword, \
/obj/item/equipment/weapon/axe/training_axe, \
/obj/item/equipment/weapon/mace/training_mace)
//The \ is used to ignore the line break, so we can turn one very long line of code
//into three shorter ones
var/obj/item/equipment/weapon/W = new weapontype(src) //give it to the goblin
W.equip() //then have it equip it
client
var/nextmove = 0 //This keeps track of when next we're allowed to move
Move()
if(world.time < nextmove) //if it's not our time to move yet,
return 0 //do nothing
else //but if it is
nextmove = world.time + mob.movespeed //set the time we can move next
return ..() //then move
obj
item
verb
get()
set src in oview(1)
if(Move(usr)) usr << "You get [src]"
drop()
set src in usr
if(Move(usr.loc)) usr << "You drop [src]"
equipment
verb
equip()
set src in usr
//defined by children
weapon
var/damage
var/attackspeed
var/skillrequired = 0
equip()
set src in usr
var/mob/M = loc
if(!istype(M)) return //Sanity check: a non-mob shouldn't ever be trying to equip something,
//but better safe than sorry. Make sure we're in a mob
if(M.weapon != src) //If this weapon isn't the one equipped
M.weapon = src //Then equip it
M.damage = src.damage + M.basedamage //and add its stats to the player's
M.attackspeed = src.attackspeed
else //but if it IS equipped
M.weapon = null //Unequip it
M.damage = M.basedamage //and return the player's stats to their base values
M.attackspeed = M.baseattackspeed
sword
equip() //However, each weapon type equips things a bit differently, so we override equip()
set src in usr
var/mob/M = loc
if(!istype(M)) return
if(M.swords >= skillrequired) //First, it checks to see if you can use the sword
..() //and if you can, ..() is called. ..() is calling the parent
//function, which can be thought of as what would have been
//called, had we not overridden it. So the parent of
//obj/item/equipment/weapon/sword/equip() is
//obj/item/equipment/weapon/equip(). This will equip the sword
training_sword //and here we have two instances of specific swords. First, a training sword,
skillrequired = 0 //which requires no skill, but is weak
damage = 1
attackspeed = 5
shortsword //and then a shortsword, which requires 10 skill, but is more powerful
skillrequired = 10
damage = 2
attackspeed = 5
axe //and then axes and maces, which work the same as swords...
equip()
set src in usr
var/mob/M = loc
if(!istype(M)) return
if(M.axes >= skillrequired) ..() //except that axes is checked instead of swords
training_axe
damage = 2
attackspeed = 10
broadaxe
damage = 4
attackspeed = 10
mace
equip()
set src in usr
var/mob/M = loc
if(!istype(M)) return
if(M.maces >= skillrequired) ..() //and maces instead of axes or swords
training_mace
damage = 3
attackspeed = 15
mace
damage = 6
attackspeed = 15
Problem description:
cant get monsters to attack back