ID:148119
 
mob/Logout()
world << "[src] has left this world."
del(src)

what do I put to make it show char name instead of key?
Blueseed15 wrote:
mob/Logout()
world << "[src] has left this world."
del(src)

what do I put to make it show char name instead of key?
mob/Logout()
world<< "[src.name] has left this world."
del(src)

-Camaro-
In response to Camaro
no name appears when I do that
In response to Blueseed15
Then you never set the mob's name.
In response to Jon88
What you mean never set the mobs name? other than logout it always uses the char name.
In response to Blueseed15
Try this in your login..
mob/Login
..()
name = input("What is your name?")


Then go back to my first post about the Logout().


-Camaro-
In response to Camaro
already have that in my char creation
In response to Blueseed15
Then Camaro's first post shows you how to do it and it will work perfectly. It will show the name var of the mob logging out.
In response to Jon88
Yes Comaros should have worked, but you can try this. [src:name], this is if you set the var to only the mobs and it will be buggy later on in your process of game making
In response to Crashed
Crashed wrote:
Yes Comaros should have worked, but you can try this. [src:name], this is if you set the var to only the mobs and it will be buggy later on in your process of game making

There is absolutely no excuse for using the : operator with src. It's bad enough to suggest using it for other situations, but the type of src is always known (unless you monkey around with it, anyway). If src.name isn't working, src:name would work no differently. And src:anything is completely inane--never ever ever do that.

Lummox JR
In response to Lummox JR
I just made a test and there is nothing wrong with using src to tell their current name when they logout. Are you sure your name is different than your key?
In response to Super16
Super16 wrote:
I just made a test and there is nothing wrong with using src to tell their current name when they logout. Are you sure your name is different than your key?

Well, src.name (or just name) is actually preferable because if you use src, it will put "The" in front of any lowercase name.

Lummox JR
In response to Lummox JR
Ok, it's fixed... thanks for your help all...