mob
icon = 'person.dmi'
Login()
icon_state = gender
..()
verb
say(msg as text)
world << "[usr]: [msg]"
it says
Test world.dm:30: Inconsistent indentation.
Test world.dm:31: Inconsistent indentation.
Test world.dm:33: Inconsistent indentation.
Test world.dmb - 5 errors, 0 warnings (double-click on an error to jump to it)
ID:171869
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that means ure indentation isnt rite, like u mite of used tabs and spaces, if u have both tabs and spaces than make sure u only use 1.
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mob
icon = 'person.dmi' Login() icon_state = gender ..() verb say(msg as text) world << "[usr]: [msg]" my new code now it says this instead. Test world.dm:33:error:say :duplicate definition Test world.dm:6:error:say :previous definition Test world.dm:29:error::empty type name (indentation error?) |
*shakes his head* You have it indented all wrong!
mob That's how you'd fix it. |
lol all my other codes are using tabes not spaces btw and this is what happend when i put that in
Test world.dm:30: Inconsistent indentation. Test world.dm:32:error: verb: expected end of statement Test world.dm:33: Inconsistent indentation. lol... |
this is what it told me to put in
mob icon = 'person.dmi' Login() icon_state = gender ..() verb say(msg as text) world << "[usr]: [msg]" |
I refuse to help until you rephrase that last post, rephrase it so everything is spelled correctly (at least).
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thats what i thought but its still giving me all this duplicate definition lark..
Test world.dm:34:error:say :duplicate definition Test world.dm:6:error:say :previous definition (this was using what zilals tutorial told me to use) |
ok cool that got rid of 1 of those errors now i still got this 1
Test world.dm:34: Inconsistent indentation |