turf/Click(O)
if(usr.isCasting==1)
var/dir = get_dir(usr,src)
Fire(dir,ability,src)
usr.isCasting=0
Problem description:
The code I posted is not the full code but easily helps you understanding what I want. Basically, certain abilities will have a different cast type: click, once the mob casts the ability they will have some time to click a place, where that ability shall appear, imagine a thunder bolt, then I click a place, that's where the thunder bolt will land.
As you can see by the code, I put a Click(O) in the turf, and a flag in the ability, once the flag is equal 1 I get the turf direction and pass it to my Fire proc, then I fire the ability in that dir or in that location (imagine a fireball, It won't 'appear' in that location, but be cast to that direction).
It works flawlessly, the problem is that I have to put a Click proc in every turf or obj that might be in the map: a stone, a door, a house. It isn't a big problem, and I'm okay to maintain the code that way, my question is: is this the best practice for this ideia? I was thinking that maybe my cast proc could have a way to 'wait' the for the click instead of setting a flag and a click for turfs, but I couldn't find a way to do so.
