Hello, it's been awhile sense i've visted the boards, hope you guys are all doing well. Having a bit of a problem with my DeathCheck proc that i never have had before, which is making me very angry. Well here is the coding:
DeathCheck(mob/M)
if((src.life<=0)&&(src.alignment=="Good"))
src.loc+=new/obj/GoodBrain
src.life=lifemax/2
src.loc=locate("GoodBase")
else if(src.life<=0&&src.alignment=="Evil")
src.loc+=new/obj/EvilBrain
src.life=lifemax/2
src.loc=locate("EvilBase")
DeathCheckNPC(mob/M)
if(src.life<=0)
if(src.alignment=="Good")
src.loc+=new/obj/GoodBrain
del(src)
else if(src.alignment=="Evil")
src.loc+=new/obj/EvilBrain
del(src)
////Attack Coding:
Physical_Attack(mob/M in oview(1))
if(prob(usr.keensense-M.keensense))
M<<"You are able to avoid [usr.name]'s attack!"
usr<<"[M.name] is able to avoid the attack!"
else
usr.damage = (usr.extraordinarystrength)-(M.hardskin)
attackzerocheck(usr)
M.life -= usr.damage
M<<"[usr.name] slams you for [usr.damage]-damage!"
usr<<"You slam [M.name] for [usr.damage]-damage!"
if(M.sex=="Mob")
M.DeathCheckNPC()
else
M.DeathCheck()
It compiles all good and dandy but when it checks their life and their life is zero, I get this error:
"runtime error: type mismatch
proc name: DeathCheck (/mob/proc/DeathCheck)"
Its been a little while sense i've coded and the problem is probably really simple but just baffles me lol. Any help is much appreciated thanks in advance.
-Kalzinere
ID:148162
 Jun 17 2003, 9:36 am
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Kalzimere wrote:
[snip] src.loc+=new/obj/GoodBrain[snip] src.loc+=new/obj/EvilBrain[snip] These two lines are your problem. You can't add an atom to another atom* (at least I'm pretty sure you can't). The correct way to create an obj in a location is like this: new/obj/GoodBrain(src.loc) Where did you get that method of creating an object in a location from? Because I want to find the person who's spreading this habit, and knock their brains out through their ears with a long, spiky pole. =) <font size=-3>*Random thought of the day: Would this create a molecule? =)</font> | |
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