Text-based MUD's

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Jan 19 2005, 6:15 am
I'm making a text-based RPG, and I want to know how to manually name areas so that I can have areas with the same name. Can someone help? Also, how do I make GM's?
Jan 19 2005, 6:31 am
Seraphrevan wrote:
I'm making a text-based RPG, and I want to know how to manually name areas so that I can have areas with the same name. Can someone help? Also, how do I make GM's?

Like this:

area
    grass_A
        name="grass"
    grass_B
        name="grass"


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Jan 19 2005, 6:35 am
In response to Wizkidd0123
I tried doing

area1
       name = "name blah blah"

But it didn't work.
Jan 19 2005, 6:44 am
In response to Seraphrevan
...what happens?
Jan 19 2005, 6:50 am
In response to Hell Ramen
When I run it, instead of displaying what I set as name, it says 'area1'
Jan 19 2005, 6:51 am
In response to Seraphrevan
That could be a problem somewhere else in your code, I don't really know. =/
The way Wizzie was showing it, it should've worked.
Jan 19 2005, 6:51 am
In response to Hell Ramen
Wizzie?
Jan 19 2005, 6:52 am
In response to Seraphrevan
Seraphrevan wrote:
Wizzie?

Show us the code you're using to display the area name.
Jan 19 2005, 6:56 am
In response to Wizkidd0123
 
world
    New()
        for (var/Atype in typesof(/area))
            var/area/A = new Atype
            A.tag = A.name

        ..()

area
    var
        north
        south
        east
        west
    place1
                   name = "Staircase_in_front_of_the_Halls_of_Aldurin"
        desc = "Yes, a description goes here"
        north = "Halls of Aldurin"
    Town_Hall_of_Westinon
        desc = "and this"
    Dwarven_Halls_of_Stone
        desc = "a description"
    Elven_Temple_of_the_Wood
        desc = "wutever"
    Halls_of_Aldurin
        desc = "hmm."

There's one part, and then theres:

Move(area/A)
        ..()
        src << "<b>[A.name]</b>"
        src << A.desc
        src << "People here:   \..."
        for (var/mob/M in A)
            if (M == src) src << "You   \..."
            else src << "[M]   \..."

That part's under my mob code.
Jan 19 2005, 6:59 am
In response to Seraphrevan
Er, the name part under the list of ares should be the same indentation as desc and exits. Sorry.
Jan 19 2005, 7:08 am
In response to Seraphrevan
Well, first of all, there's an indentation mistake here:

area
    place1
                   name = "Staircase_in_front_of_the_Halls_of_Aldurin"
        desc = "Yes, a description goes here"
        north = "Halls of Aldurin"


It should be:

area
    place1
        name = "Staircase_in_front_of_the_Halls_of_Aldurin"
        desc = "Yes, a description goes here"
        north = "Halls of Aldurin"


However, you really ddon't need the underscores in place/name either (irrelevant to the problem, but important that you know it):

area
    place1
        name = "Staircase in front of the Halls of Aldurin"
        desc = "Yes, a description goes here"
        north = "Halls of Aldurin"


Seraph, ZBT isn't meant to be copied and pasted anyway. You're supposed to learn from it, but not to steal it!
Jan 19 2005, 7:11 am
In response to Wizkidd0123
If you read my next reply down, you'll see that I realized the indentation, and if you're saying I stole it because some of my code is identical to ZBT's, I just copied that part, because this is my first game. This is actually the thing I used to follow along with the tutotial, so, my later games will have me programming, not just coppying like this one.
Jan 19 2005, 7:13 am
In response to Seraphrevan
And the underscores were from me trying to fix the problem myself, but I forgot to change it back.
Jan 19 2005, 7:18 am
In response to Seraphrevan
Well anyway, Wiz, thanks for the advice anyway, I'll keep it in mind. ^^


"You supposed to learn from it, not steal it!" -Wizkidd0123
Jan 19 2005, 7:20 am
In response to Seraphrevan
BTW, is the html for bolding text?
Jan 19 2005, 7:21 am
In response to Seraphrevan
Uhhh. nvm
Jan 19 2005, 7:21 am
In response to Seraphrevan
Seraphrevan wrote:
BTW, is the html for bolding text?

Yesh, it is.