Mixed variables

ID:146581
 
Apr 28 2005, 2:34 pm
Code:
obj/var/equipable = 0
var/occupied = 0
var/weapon_occupied = 0
var/armor_occupied = 0
obj // needs to be tested and ask forum if they can help with making available both types
   verb
      equip()
         set src in usr.contents
         if(!equipable)
            usr << "You can not equip this item."
            return
         if(equipable)
            usr << "[weapon_occupied]"
            while(weapon_occupied)
               usr << "You already have something equiped."
               return
            while(armor_occupied)
               usr << "You already have something equiped."
               return
            if(src.equip_types == "Weapon")
               weapon_occupied = 1
               occupied = 1
               usr.added_on_attack += src.weapon_attack
               src.suffix = "          Equip"
               usr << "You equip [src.name]."
               usage = "Equip"
               usr << "[weapon_occupied]"
               usr << "[armor_occupied]"
            if(src.equip_types == "Armor")
               armor_occupied = 1
               occupied = 1
               usr.added_on_defense += src.armor_defense
               src.suffix = "          Equip"
               usr << "You equip [src.name]."
               usage = "Equip"


Problem description:Ok, as you can see, I have some debuging code. Now when weapon_occupied = 1, you're not allowed to equip another weapon. But, for some reason, when weapon_occupied is set to 1, so is armor_occupied. This then makes it so I can only equip either a weapon or an armor, when I should be able to equip 1 of each. Why?

May 1 2005, 10:51 am
Here is the code I think may work. I didn't find a use for occupied, so I took it out. By the way, using var/weapon_equipped = 0 sets the world's weapon_equipped variable to be false. It needs to be mob/var/weapon_equipped = 0 so you can set it to a mob. However, if you are making a single player game, how you defined the variable was fine.

What you did was check if something was equipped, and if it was, the whole proc was stopped. This way, it checks the src.type and checks if you have the src.type equipped already.

obj/var/equipable = 0
mob/var/weapon_occupied = 0
mob/var/armor_occupied = 0
obj/verb
    Equip()
        set src in usr.contents
        if(!src.equipable)
            usr << "You can not equip this item."
            return
        if(src.equipable)
            if(src.equip_types == "Weapon")
                if(usr.weapon_occupied)
                    usr << "You already have something equiped."
                    return
                else
                    usr.weapon_occupied = 1
                    usr.added_on_attack += src.weapon_attack
                    src.suffix = "          Equip"
                    usr << "You equip [src.name]."
                    usage = "Equip"
                    usr << "[weapon_occupied]"
            if(src.equip_types == "Armor")
                if(usr.weapon_occupied)
                    usr << "You already have something equiped."
                    return
                else
                    usr.armor_occupied = 1
                    usr.added_on_defense += src.armor_defense
                    src.suffix = "          Equip"
                    usr << "You equip [src.name]."
                    usage = "Equip"


Thank you, thank you very much.