ID:174711
 Jul 24 2003, 11:44 am
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Well, I have tried several login codes, but could get none of them to work for me. Could someone please send me a working one with some instructions. Either that or direct me to one that will work.
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Jul 24 2003, 11:46 am
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Hendrix
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...Login screen tells us nothing what type one that you see for a sec then disapears or one that you have to use the arrows to move around on or one you have to click?
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Well you need to make one a bimap or whatever then add it to your game stick it on the map somewere and add the coding to your login like
sleep(20) usr.loc=locate(where ever that bitmap is) sleep(20) usr.loc=locate(somewere else) | |
Hendrix wrote:
Well you need to make one a bimap or whatever then add it to your game stick it on the map somewere and add the coding to your login like usr is a bad statement in a Login() procedure. The safest way and best way to go around using your Login() procedures for mob location settings and what have you would be to use the src method. --Lee | |
well, I tried what you told me to do, and instead of appearing when you are logging in, it appears for a little while after you log in, and then takes you to the right location. Is there any way to fix this, I have tried finding a better place for it in the coding and messing with it myself, but it still doesn't go to the right place.
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If you're using what Hendrix showed you above, then you problem is the bolded "sleep()" procedure:
sleep(20) usr.loc=locate(where ever that bitmap is) sleep(20) usr.loc=locate(somewere else) All you need to do is remove the bolded out "sleep(20)" procedure and then it should work how you wanted it, if it does not then I would have to ask you to allow me to see your Login() procedure... --Lee | |
I think hes using deadrons charhandeling 2 seconds wouldnt make a difference lee i bet whats happening is when he goes to load or creat a new char it pops up.
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Hendrix wrote:
I think hes using deadrons charhandeling 2 seconds wouldnt make a difference lee i bet whats happening is when he goes to load or creat a new char it pops up. Yes, but, the point is that he asked why he was having to wait... On some systems, that 2 seconds can be longer than 2 seconds, trust me. On my oldest PC, a 2 second cycle time would have me waiting around 10 - 15 seconds. I know this from personal experience like, but still, I doubt his PC is as old as my old one :P Anyway, Deadrons Character Handling will more than likely have nothing to do with this waiting time... Plus, most people who don't create their own unique login procedure use Deadrons Character Handling, I for one use Deadrons Character Handling because I feel much more safer when I create my projects... Using a library that works with 100% efficiency, I see no reason to go about trying to make my own unique login procedure... --Lee | |