Makeing a mob pop up

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Jan 10 2002, 1:08 pm (Edited on Jan 10 2002, 1:31 pm)
I want to make it so that when I walk into a room some it says GET HIM GUYS!!! and it creates 3 guys that come attack you. Here is my code.


area/baddyspop
var/destination
var/baddy
Entered(mob/m)
usr << "GET HIM GUYS!"
baddy = new /mob/baddys/Henchmen()
var/baddylocation = locate(26,9,1)
baddy = baddylocation


what the prob




Jan 10 2002, 1:40 pm
TK6000 wrote:
I want to make it so that when I walk into a room some it says GET HIM GUYS!!! and it creates 3 guys that come attack you. Here is my code.


area/baddyspop
var/destination
var/baddy
Entered(mob/m)
usr << "GET HIM GUYS!"
baddy = new /mob/baddys/Henchmen()
var/baddylocation = locate(26,9,1)
baddy = baddylocation


what the prob

A few things...for one, the last line doesn't move the mob. You actually want to call baddy.Move().

Next, the bad guys themselves will probably trigger area.Entered(), so you want to do a check to see if m.client exists before you do this.
Jan 10 2002, 1:52 pm (Edited on Jan 10 2002, 1:58 pm)
In response to Deadron
They arn't on the map yet. I need them to be created on the map. How do I use move()? Like baddy.move(26,9,1)?
Jan 10 2002, 2:00 pm
In response to TK6000
TK6000 wrote:
They arn't on the map yet. I need them to be created on the map. How do I use move()? Like baddy.move(26,9,1)?

Using your previous code, it would be:

baddy.Move(buddylocation)
Jan 10 2002, 2:09 pm
In response to Deadron
I get this error.

3139:error:baddy.Move:bad proc

why?
Jan 10 2002, 2:32 pm
In response to TK6000
TK6000 wrote:
I get this error.

3139:error:baddy.Move:bad proc

why?

Because baddy is defined like this:

var/baddy


That means baddy is totally generic, and the system doesn't know it's a mob. Try:

var/mob/baddy
Jan 10 2002, 2:47 pm
In response to Deadron
ok thanks. I will try that. Right now tho I have to do some other stuff. I will post if it dosn't work.
Jan 10 2002, 9:28 pm
In response to TK6000
well, the code I would use is:

var/mob/baddys/henchmen/H = new(src)
H:loc = locate(?,?,?)

You may have to repeat this for multiple members however

Da_Rushyo
Jan 10 2002, 9:38 pm
In response to Da_Rushyo
You shouldn't use the : operator in this place, you should use the . operator.