ok heres the code to attack. i have 3 types of guns because you can buy 3 different types of guns.
mob/Guns
verb
Shoot_Pistol(mob/M as mob in oview(6))
usr << "You shoot [M] with your Pistol!"
oview(6)<<"[usr] shoots [M]with a Pistol"
var/damage = 5
M:Health -= damage
if(usr.Health<=0)
src.Health=src.MaxHealth
src.loc=locate(33,24,1)
M:DeathCheck()
DeathCheck()
Shoot_Shotgun(mob/M as mob in oview(6))
usr << "You shoot [M] with an Shotgun!"
oview(6)<<"[usr] shoots [M] with an Shotgun!"
var/damage = 30
M:Health -= damage
if(usr.Health<=0)
src.Health=src.MaxHealth
src.loc=locate(33,24,1)
M:DeathCheck()
DeathCheck()
Shoot_Uzi(mob/M as mob in oview(6))
usr << "You shoot [M] with a Uzi!"
oview(6)<<"[usr] shoots [M] with a Uzi"
var/damage = 20
M:Health -= damage
if(usr.Health<=0)
src.Health=src.MaxHealth
src.loc=locate(33,24,1)
M:DeathCheck()
DeathCheck()
proc
DeathCheck()
if (Health <= 0)
loc = locate(26,20,2)
Health = MaxHealth
usr << "[src] has died!"
Whats happening is the mobs go into negitive life. I don't get any errors with this thought. Any suggestions?
ID:149129
 Jun 30 2002, 6:10 am
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i get Runtime errors too
runtime error: undefined proc or verb /mob/Hooker/DeathCheck(). proc name: Shoot Pistol (/mob/Guns/verb/Shoot_Pistol) usr: Dark Ray (/mob/Gray) src: Dark Ray (/mob/Gray) call stack: Dark Ray (/mob/Gray): Shoot Pistol(Hooker (/mob/Hooker)) | |
A few different problems here:
Throughout, your usage of colons should be unnecessary. It looks ok, but it depends on where your vars are located. You should get rid of them though. if(usr.Health<=0) src.Health=src.MaxHealth src.loc=locate(33,24,1) M:DeathCheck() DeathCheck() I have no idea what you're doing here. This is what it looks like you're doing: if the caller's health is <= 0: Set the owner's health to maximum Set the owner's location to 33,24,1 Call M's DeathCheck() proc Call the owner's DeathCheck() proc in the above, the owner is actually mob/Guns, because it owns Shoot_Pistol(mob/M as mob in oview(6)), I believe. You probably want to use usr instead of src. A good way to figure this stuff out is to add: world << "src: [src] -- usr: [usr]" To the top line of your verbs/procs when you aren't sure as to which one to use. Also, you're using the : operator, so things aren't type-checked before-hand. this means that the DeathCheck() proc may not be called AT ALL. I advise changing to the . operator, and adding some debugging messages such as: world << "Calling DeathCheck() proc" .. world << "In deathcheck proc with [src] as src and [usr] as usr" they help a lot. | |
if(M.HP<=0)
but also at the top it should say:
DeathCheck(mob/M as mob)
Then it should work. On my game I have this for Deathcheck:
mob/proc/deathcheck(mob/M as mob)
if(M.HP<=0)
if(M.client)
M.loc = locate(3,3,1)
M.HP = M.MAXHP
M.exp/=2
M.wealth/=2
M<<"Sadly the [src] killed you!"
else
src<<"You killed [M]!"
usr.exp+=M.expreward
usr.wealth+=M.wealthreward
usr<<"You get [M.expreward] Exp and [M.wealthreward] gold!"
del M
and it works. You should change it to work for ur game of course but use this if it dont work k?