This code says:
mob
Login()
world << "[usr] has logged in!"
usr.Alignment = rand(1,2)
if(usr.Alignment == 1)
usr.icon = 'Goku.dmi'
verb
say(msg as text)
world << "[usr]: [msg]!"
else
usr.icon = 'evil.dmi'
verb
say(msg as text)
world << "[usr]: [msg]!"
mob
var
Alignment
Race
Errors: 9: error:proc definition not allowed inside another proc. (BTW, this is the first lines)
Errors: 19: unbalanced }, but it flags the mob before var.
ID:149134
 Jun 29 2002, 2:25 am
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LoL, <font size = 7>WOOT WOOT</font>, I just thought I should leave what he put on his origional post(there could be some top secret evil master plan behind those 2 say verbs, you never know),<font size = 7>WOOT WOOT</font>.
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Shun Di wrote:
Drafonis wrote:I meant that is was a complicated function. | |
Why are you trying to declare say verbs in the middle of the Login() proc? That's just not how it works, sorry.
The proper way to declare a say verb: <code>mob/verb/say(message as text) world << "[src]: [message]"</code> Your Login() proc should look like this: <code>mob/Login() // Don't don't build another DBZ game world << "[usr] has logged in!" // Don't don't build another DBZ game usr.Alignment = rand(1,2) // Don't don't build another DBZ game if(usr.Alignment == 1) // Don't don't build another DBZ game usr.icon = 'not_another_DBZ_game_please.dmi' // Don't don't build another DBZ game else // Don't don't build another DBZ game usr.icon // Don't don't build another DBZ game= 'i_shalt_vow_not_to_help_dbzers_code.dmi'</code> // Don't don't build another DBZ game | |
Foomer wrote:
Why are you trying to declare say verbs in the middle of the Login() proc? That's just not how it works, sorry. Oh, no. It's like EEK! He's trying to make a DBZ game with an original system! From scratch! Ah! (BTW, that was sarcasm) | |
Umm, That should work, I never tested, but o whell, and BTW that was not "Extremely Complicated