alright, i have delcared all my variables like you should.
then i want to use them in a verb like this
obj
Gold
Verb/Process ()
GOLD + 100
del src
and i get the error that the Var is bad. i've checked a milloin times, it's spelled right and declared perfectly, but the debugger doesn't like it, so i try this instead becuase i don't reall understand byond a heck of a lot.
obj
verb
get()
set src in oview(1)
src.Move(usr)
drop()
set src in usr
src.Move(usr.loc)
Process(O as obj)
O:Processing
proc
Processing(O as obj)
if (O == Gold)
GOLD += 100
if (O == Wood)
WOOD += 10
if (O == Clay)
CLAY += 20
if (O == Stone)
STONE += 10
else
usr << "Your can process that!"
so i think this will work good, but it still doesn't like my variables, and i've tryed doing this in lots of different ways, i tryed src, i've tryed obj, nothing likes my variable and nothing works
Vars declared:
mob
var
GOLD
WOOD
STONE
MERCURY
CLAY
errors for given proc:
:78:O :warning: unused label
:78:Processing :warning: unused label
:error:Gold:bad var
83:error:GOLD:bad var
:84:error:Wood:bad var
:85:error:WOOD:bad var
:86:error:Clay:bad var
:87:error:CLAY:bad var
:88:error:Stone:bad var
:89:error:STONE:bad var
ID:180127
 Aug 21 2001, 4:38 am
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Nebathemonk wrote:
alright, i have delcared all my variables like you should. You declared those variables under "mob", so the object "gold" knows nothing about them, nor does the proc "processing." That is why they are bad. I can't tell exactly what you want here, but this might help a little: mob var GOLD WOOD STONE MERCURY CLAY obj Gold Verb/Process() usr.GOLD + 100 del(src) This would give you the Process() verb if you had /obj/Gold in your inventory. | |
What EXACTLY do you want it to do?