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ID:139848
 
Aug 9 2010, 5:53 pm
Code:
    Click()                            //overrides its Click() proc
        if (usr.holding)
            usr.holding.loc = loc                   //puts held stone on clicked stone's square
            usr.moves++                             //increases usr's move number
            if  (ColorChange(usr.holding))          //if ColorCheck() returns 1 to ColorChange()
                usr << "You've won the game in [usr.moves] moves!"
                CleanUp()
                Reset()
            else
                MoveCheck()                         //if the game wasn't won, see if the game's been lost
            usr.holding = null                      //makes it so usr is no longer "holding" anything
        else
            loc = null                              //takes the clicked stone off the board
            usr.holding = src                       //but "remembers" it
proc
    CleanUp()
        for (var/obj/stone/O in world)
            del(O)

    ColorCheck(color)                  //takes a color as an argument
        for (var/obj/stone/O in world)     //loops through all stones
            if (O.icon_state != color) return 0     //returns 0 if one is a different color

        return 1                           //returns 1 if the game is won

    MoveCheck()
        if (usr.moves == 7)
            usr << "You've used up all you moves. Game over!"
            CleanUp()
            Reset()
        else
            usr << "You have [7-usr.moves] move\s remaining."
    Reset()
        if (usr.moves == 7 || ColorCheck())
            var/obj/stone
            stone.icon_state = rand("yellow","red")


Problem description:
Ok. I just recently started to learn programming, and this might be a really easy problem for some of you, but i still need help with it. What I'm trying to do is to get the pieces to reset with the Reset() proc. When I compiled it, no errors came up, but when i run it, it doesn't reset like it's supposed to. Is it because i put Reset() at the wrong place, or is the formula wrong?

help would REALLY be appreciated (spent hours trying to figure this out...)
Aug 9 2010, 6:34 pm (Edited on Aug 9 2010, 6:45 pm)
Zila tutorial 2, did you not notice how the stones were place.
world                                                   //we set one of our world's characteristics:
    turf = /turf/square                         //its default turf now square turf.
    New()                                               //overrides its New() proc
        for(var/turf/square/T in world) //loops through all squares,
            new /obj/stone(T)              //putting a stone on each square.
        ..()//Parent proc, to give child inheritance.