guard that doesn't follow its own team

ID:141404
 
Mar 17 2009, 4:31 am (Edited on Mar 17 2009, 4:39 am)
Code:
mob/Blueteam
    Blueteam
        name = "Blueteam"
        icon = 'npc.dmi'
        icon_state="Blueteam"
        Health = 25
        Mhealth = 25
        team = "Blueteam"
        var/mob/Redteam/RT
        New()
            . = ..()
            spawn()
                Wander()
        proc/Wander()
            while(src)
                if(RT in oview(5))         //if a Player comes in 5 steps pf him
                    step_towards(src,RT )   //Chase him!
                    for(RT in oview(1))
                        break
                    for(RT in oview(2))
                        break
                    for(RT in oview(3))
                        break
                    for(RT in oview(4))
                        break
                else
                    step_rand(src) //if no NPC is 5 blocks or less away walk around
                    sleep(10)      //stop for 1 second
                    for(RT in oview(5)) //.......
                        break
                sleep(5)
            spawn(5)
                Wander()//Wonder again...
        Bump(mob/M)
            if(M.team == "Redteam") //If the NPC bumps you
                Fight(M)//Fight You!
            else
                Wander()



How do i make this npc stay in 1tile (not moving) but if a RedTeam player comes 5steps or less to this npc, it chases him. but if the RedTeam player got away, this npc teleports back to the same spot the creator put him in the map.
But if a BlueTeam comes 5steps or less to this npc, nothing happens(this npc doesn't move, it just stays in that spot til a RedTeam player comes)
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sorry if this is insulting but this is like one of those British guards
Mar 17 2009, 7:01 am
Don't copy other people's horrible code. Learn to use the language and write your own code.
Mar 17 2009, 7:03 am
In response to Kaioken
isn't that what demos and library for?
Mar 17 2009, 7:42 am
In response to XskyflakezX
Not really. Demos are generally demonstrations of how you can go about implementing something (Normally, of course. In the case of this one, it's how you should NOT go about it). The code there, like plain random code from outside sources, is not always meant to be copied or will work in your game after being copied. Libraries on the other hand are meant to be used, but not by copying any of their code, rather by including them in your project.
Mar 17 2009, 2:01 pm
In response to Kaioken
Why did you completely ignore Fizz's advice?

Read the DM Guide.