Girls-only door, boys-only door, etc.

ID:165128
 
Feb 18 2007, 9:39 am
How would you make a gender-only door?
And how would I make it so you only have the Open command when your next to the door?

Here is the code I have now:
Bump(atom/O)
        ..()
        if(istype(O,/obj/Girls_Only_Door))
            if(usr.gender == "female")
                O:opacity = 0
                O:density = 0
                O:icon_state = "girl_open"
                usr << "You open the door."
                sleep(100)
                O:opacity = 1
                O:density = 1
                O:icon_state = "girl"
                view(5) << "The door closes."
            else
                usr << "You try to open the door, but it is locked."
        if(istype(O,/obj/Boys_Only_Door))
            if(usr.gender == "male")
                O:opacity = 0
                O:density = 0
                O:icon_state = "boy_open"
                usr << "You open the door."
                sleep(100)
                O:opacity = 1
                O:density = 1
                O:icon_state = "boy"
                view(5) << "The door closes."
            else
                usr << "You try to open the door, but it is locked."


I used to have that code as a verb in the door object, but the verb wouldn't show up. I also tried giving a turf the code, but it still didn't work.

How do I get it to work?
Feb 18 2007, 11:24 am
So...much..colon...abuse...
Feb 18 2007, 11:27 am
Bump is a mob's proc. So try 'mob/Bump(atom/O)' instead of just 'Bump(atom/O)'
Feb 18 2007, 1:50 pm
In response to Atomixkid
Actually, it also works with objects because objects are movable too.
Feb 19 2007, 4:05 am
Read the DM Guide. It will teach you how to properly override procs, use arguments (and not 'usr' in procs - Ugh) and how to.. get verbs to appear. And you have needless colon abuse there, using the dot operator would work just fine as you've typecasted it correctly.
As specified, a Bump() is an object-attached proc. It belongs to the object that did the move, you need to get that right.
Feb 19 2007, 4:06 am
In response to Beatmewithastick
Well, to clarify, not all atoms or objects but only /atom/movable's can move -- which includes only mobs and objs.
Also, 'objs' (objects of type /obj) and 'objects' (any data object - lists, clients, datums, mobs, objs...) are not the same; you may have referred to them as equal, though, so try not to confuse between them.