New()
..() // begin the daycycle
while(1)
sleep(1800)
Repop()
world << "<b><font color = yellow>(A new day begins.)"
sleep(9600)
Repop()
world << "<b><font color = silver>(It is now Night time.)"
usr.day+=1
ID:170401
 Jan 29 2005, 1:37 pm
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Ok im trying to make year system by every 136 (game) days, but I get a weird error, can someone help:
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Jan 29 2005, 1:39 pm
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Spire8989
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Post the error and your repop proc please
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Well, you could check <shameless plug>here</shameless plug> for some help. :)
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Ok now it's even more weird o.O
If you put the second increase as 3600, it should go up an hour a second. It does this but also says 60 minutes. So it's like: 1st second = 00:60:00 2nd second = 01:60:00 3rd second = 02:60:00 4th second = 03:60:00 etc 13th second = 12:60:00 14th second = -11:60:00 15th second = -10:60:00 etc Couldn't be bothered to count till second = 1:60:00 Couldn't be bothered to count till second 2 = 2:60:00 And then it loops this. Another problem is that when it changes months, it starts off with the 0th day of the month. Last time I checked the calender, there's no such thing =P And finally, if you change the second increase variable(and I'd suspect other variables) then the savefile doesn't update with those. What you should do is, let the savefile know the time at which the world ended. When that world is recreated with the savedfile, have it use the current time increasing variables in order to change the time. | |
I used your time demo, as suggested, just becouse I can lol, but Igot these two errors:runtime error: cannot read from list
proc name: New (/world/New) usr: null src: call stack: : New() : New() Reconnecting... runtime error: Cannot read null.name proc name: SaveMob (/client/proc/SaveMob) usr: null src: (/client) call stack: (/client): SaveMob() (/client): Del() Any idea how to fix them. | |