ID:150023
 Jan 2 2002, 7:42 pm
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I can't make it where the mobs have seperate stats, they all end up with the same stats, and it ticks me off. Can somebody help with that?
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Jan 2 2002, 7:46 pm
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Nadrew
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You would have to change the var that acompanys the stat at mob/Login(); var = number.
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that didn't work. i want my character to have a certain amount of defense and the enemy a different amount. so I have the var defined under /mob and then i did what you said at Login(), but still the enemies have the same amount of defense.
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could i maybe get a sample code of how to setup a stat system where all the mobs dont have the same stats?
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var stat1 = 0 stat2 = 0 enemy1 stat1 = 10 stat2 = 15 enemy2 stat1 = 40 stat2 = 4 player stat1 = 10 stat2 = 5 Help any? This gives each of these mobs their own stats. | |
no that still didn't work... I think i tried that before and got the same result as now.
i think i will give an example of the code so maybe then people will be able to help me... mob/var hp = 500 skill = 100 shields = 0 Login() hp = 700 skill = 200 shields = 100 trainer icon = 'trainer.dmi' shields = 50 and then I have a proc that calls up... oh man... i just found my problem. it wasn't the stats, it was the proc i use that show me their stats. this is what I had... im such an idiot proc/sense(src as mob in oview()) src << "[src]: HP[hp] skill[skill] shields[shields]" it was calling my stats everytime as soon as i noticed that i changed it to proc/sense(src as mob in oview()) src << "[src]: HP[src:hp] skill[src:skill] shields[src:shields]" thanks for helping me see this. (i can't believe i overlooked it for so long.) | |
flimsmilf01 wrote:
proc/sense(src as mob in oview()) Actually you have a bigger problem in that you're using src as the name for the variable in your proc. This effectively destroys the value of the actual src. I think what you want is something more like this--that is, if the proc belongs to the person using it: proc/sense(mob/M in oview()) You shouldn't be naming one of the arguments "src"; although there are cases where it makes sense to alter the value of src, using it for the name of a proc argument isn't one of them. Lummox JR | |
