ID:175661
Mar 23 2003, 3:27 am
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I have a Click() thingy to attack something in my game. It works fine, except for one thing. I want to only be able to attack something that's next to me when i click it, not something all the way across the screen. Thanks for the help!
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In response to Jnco904
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sadly... jnco... i've already tried your solution and it does not work for some reason.
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In response to Konomendragon
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Click()
set src = oview(1) |
In response to Jotdaniel
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that doesn't work either... here's what i've got
<font size-1> <font face="courier"> mob enemy bat icon='bat.dmi' Click() set src=oview(1) attack(src) |
In response to Konomendragon
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try set src in oview(1)
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In response to Konomendragon
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maybe change Click() to Click(M as mob in oview(1))
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In response to Jem
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Mob as M is the same as mob/M.
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No, no, set src in blah will not work for Click(). You need to use get_dist() to check how close you are. Here's an example:
mob/Click() |
In response to tenkuu
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ok, never used a click verb before. :)
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In response to tenkuu
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Thank you tenkuu... you have solved my problem
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I think that's what your looking for.