ID:145429
 
BYOND Version:
3.5 Beta
Operating System:
Windows 2000
Web Browser:
comcast
Game/Hub(s): hub://
N/A
Detailed Problem Description:
This code is screwing up my Testword;
world
turf = /turf/grass
turf
grass
icon = 'grass.dmi'
Its at the bottom, where it's supposed to be, but it wont work, still...
Code Snippet to Reproduce Problem:
Icons Practice.dm:49: Error: Turf expected end of Statement.


Does the problem occur:
Every time? Or how often?
N/A
In other games?
N/A
On other computers?
N/A
In other user accounts?
N/A

The main problem is, im trying to learn how to code/Icon, but whats happening is it wont Compile, it still just says 'Icon Practicedm:49: Error: Turf expected end of Statement. Whats wrong?

Also, can someone tell me how to allow the New version of BYOND, without turning off all firewalls? I have Ad-Aware SE, the newest version.
That's because you have an error somewhere. With that error, you can't boot up the world. It would be best to indeed doubleclick on that 'error line', so you'll hop to the code. then copy/paste the code under 'Code Problems' (or here, since this will probably be moved).
From the code you've supplemented, I'd say it's a wrong indendation (wrong tabbing). The world and the turf is placed 1 tab too high.
Also, use
<dm>
tags. (Yes, I really don't know how to write '<' without opening it.. T.T )
In response to Mysame
Mysame wrote:
That's because you have an error somewhere. With that error, you can't boot up the world. It would be best to indeed doubleclick on that 'error line', so you'll hop to the code. then copy/paste the code under 'Code Problems' (or here, since this will probably be moved).
From the code you've supplemented, I'd say it's a wrong indendation (wrong tabbing). The world and the turf is placed 1 tab too high.
Also, use
<dm>
tags. (Yes, I really don't know how to write '<' without opening it.. T.T )

Nevermind, I've decided, after very little persuisian, im just going to stick to practice Iconing, and then, hope like heck, I get good enough, I'll help someone els out. Thanks anyway, but do you still know how to use Ad-Aware?
For future reference, the Bug Reports forum is for reporting BYOND bugs, not errors in your code. To debug your code, post code in Code Problems, or post questions without code such as how-tos in Developer How-To.

Also, Comcast is an ISP, not a Web browser.

Lummox JR