ID:180232
Aug 5 2001, 5:00 pm
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How or is it possible to Make a verb where a window pops up where you Can select a mob in the world and make text
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In response to Skysaw
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On 8/5/01 8:08 pm Skysaw wrote:
On 8/5/01 8:00 pm SSJ2Andy wrote: nm like i mean usr<<"Hey Sup" |
In response to SSJ2Andy
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On 8/5/01 8:12 pm SSJ2Andy wrote:
On 8/5/01 8:08 pm Skysaw wrote: http://www.deadron.com/Admin/BYOND_FAQ.html#N4149 |
In response to Skysaw
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On 8/5/01 8:15 pm Skysaw wrote:
On 8/5/01 8:12 pm SSJ2Andy wrote: No I dont mean that i mean i want a menu to pop up when someone clicks on a verb so you can selest a mob in the world and put it in text like world<<"[usr] is angry at [menu choice] is this possible |
In response to Skysaw
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On 8/5/01 8:15 pm Skysaw wrote:
http://www.deadron.com/Admin/BYOND_FAQ.html#N4149 Oh my god, looking at that entry just made me realize where people keep picking up an ancient version of CharacterSaving: It points to an old zip file! New FAQ uploaded... |
In response to SSJ2Andy
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On 8/5/01 8:22 pm SSJ2Andy wrote:
On 8/5/01 8:15 pm Skysaw wrote: I belive You Want something along the lines of Angry(M as mob in world) world << "[usr] Is Angry At [M]" Easy Huh |
In response to DoOmBringer
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On 8/6/01 2:14 am DoOmBringer wrote:
On 8/5/01 8:22 pm SSJ2Andy wrote:Thanks Dude Thats exacty what i wanted |
In response to SSJ2Andy
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On 8/6/01 7:47 am SSJ2Andy wrote:
On 8/6/01 2:14 am DoOmBringer wrote: *sigh* If you had looked at the FAQ section I pointed to and thought about how it applied to your situation, you would have figured that out easily enough. I guess you just wanted someone to hand you the code instead of actually learning something. To wit (from the FAQ): mob/verb/attack(mob/M in view()) usr << "You attack [M]!" M << "[usr] attacks you!" as well as: mob/verb/whisper(mob/M in view(),T as text) usr << "You whisper to [M]: [T]" M << "[M] whispers to you: [T]" mob/M in view() is a list of mobs in view of you. "world" is another list. Real big difference there, huh? .s |
"and make text??" What on earth do you mean?