Housing: Making 2 Hit Markers Connected

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Jun 2 2018, 9:34 am (Edited by moderator on Jun 2 2018, 10:56 am)
Hey Guys, I'm adding a housing system in my game, but I came across a problem, I added Hit Markers to rent and enter apartment which can be used to lock doors, the problem is, when I rent the apartment only the entry marker gets rented and the interior marker stays the same. I would like to rent the apartment and have both markers change to being rented by the owner...

I have a lot of pictures for the problem. And I'll leave my coding for you to look at.

Pictures:

This is a Picture of me Editing the Hit Markers using the Mapping Tool:

https://photos.google.com/photo/ AF1QipNYMA6hNamHlNJp2GWTz4OePCVWpLupbDJGA5gg

This is a Picture of me Hitting the Marker and Renting the Apartment:

https://photos.google.com/photo/ AF1QipMP7ceL4i851s6pmp1i27NYn2dE2g09WokmERmf

This Next Picture is where the real problem is, I rented the apartment but the interior is still trying to rent it out.:

https://photos.google.com/photo/ AF1QipPXb3pG-0VkNyNxAmt7DP-KSIFe7VKJcc7R_c2u

And this is a Picture of me inside showing that the other marker didn't get rented out:

https://photos.google.com/photo/ AF1QipPw25X6kxqKawd-pydz1oQFA_j7liXJqK9FQ2pr

This is my Code:
//HEY EVERYONE... I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET A HOUSING SYSTEM WORKING, AND I'M CLOSE HOWEVER I DON'T KNOW HOW TO MATCH TO OF THE HIT MARKERS
//TOGETHER SO THE APARTMENT MARKERS SHOW UP AS BEING RENTED ON BOTH SIDES.
//I HOPE YOU CAN HELP.
//THANK YOU.



//From Housing System

//RESIDENTIAL MARKERS

turf/Markers/ApartmentRent
    RedMarkerNorth
        name = "Apartment"
        icon = 'Markers.dmi'
        icon_state = "RedNorth"

    RedMarkerSouth
        name = "Apartment"
        icon = 'Markers.dmi'
        icon_state = "RedSouth"     //THESE ARE THE MARKERS FOR ENTERING OR RENTING AN APARTMENT

    GreenMarkerNorth
        name = "Apartment"
        icon = 'Markers.dmi'
        icon_state = "GreenNorth"

    GreenMarkerSouth
        name = "Apartment"
        icon = 'Markers.dmi'
        icon_state = "GreenSouth"



turf
    Markers
        var
            Apartment
            Price
            WelcomeMessage = ""    //VARIABLES ALL OF THE MARKERS FOR HOUSING WILL HAVE
            ExLandX
            ExLandY
            ExLandZ
            ELandX
            ELandY
            ELandZ
            ID


obj
    var              //These next few variables are so you can store the object's 'x','y', and 'z'
        saveX = 0
        saveY = 0
        saveZ = 0
turf
    var
        saveX = 0     //saves for the doormatt's 'x','y', and 'z'
        saveY = 0
        saveZ = 0
        list
            owner = list()    //A list with all the people allowed in the house



turf/Markers/ApartmentRent/New()   // THIS WAS AN ATTEMPT TO MATCH 2 MARKERS TOGETHER AUTOMATICALLY
    IDMatch()
    ..()

turf
    Markers/ApartmentRent
        var
            Rented = 0

        proc
            IDMatch(turf/Markers/ApartmentRent/b)
                while(1)
                    if (src.ID == b.ID)                 //THIS WAS THE CODE TO MATCH 2 MARKERS TOGETHER
                        b.Rented = src.Rented
                        b.owner = src.owner
                        b.WelcomeMessage = src.WelcomeMessage
                    else usr << "This wasn't linked."
                    sleep(rand(2,7))


        Enter(mob/b)        //IF YOU BUMP THE MARKER
            if (src.Rented == 0)
                switch(alert("Would you like to Rent Apartment #[Apartment] for [Price]?", "Apartment Options", "Yes", "No"))
                    if ("Yes")
                        usr << "You've Rented this Apartment #[Apartment] for [Price]"
                        usr.Money -= Price
                        src.owner = usr
                        src.Rented = 1
                        if( src.icon_state == "GreenNorth")  // CHANGES FROM GREEN TO RED TO SHOW ITS BEEN RENTED
                            src.icon_state = "RedNorth"   //It would be helpful to make this be adjusted automatically between North and South.
                        else src.icon_state = "RedSouth"  //
                    else if ("No")
                        usr << "Thank You for your Interest, We Hope to see you again soon."

            else if (src.Rented == 1 && src.owner == usr)
                var/d = (input("Welcome Back, What Would you Like to Do?", "Apartment Options") in list("Enter", "Exit", "Lock/Unlock Door", "Change Welcome Message"))
                if (d == "Enter")
                    usr.loc = locate(ELandX, ELandY, ELandZ)
                    usr << "Welcome!"
                if (d == "Exit")
                    usr.loc = locate(ExLandX, ExLandY, ExLandZ)
                    usr << "You Open the Door and Leave your Home."
                if (d =="Lock/Unlock Door")
                    usr << "You Lock/Unlock Door" // Need to add locking system.
                if (d == "Change Welcome Message")
                    var/c = (input("What Would you like your Welcome Message to be?", "Welcome Message"))
                    src.WelcomeMessage = c

            else if (src.Rented == 1 && src.owner != usr)
                usr << "This is Apartment Number [Apartment]."
                usr << "The Owner of this Apartment is [src.owner]."
                alert("[WelcomeMessage]", "Welcome Message")




turf/ApartmentDoor
    var
        Locked
        RoomNumber
        Owner


turf
    ApartmentDoor
        name = "Apartment Door"
        icon = 'Door.dmi'
        icon_state = "Closed"
        density = 1
        Locked = 1


turf
    ApartmentDoor
        verb
            Examine()
                set src in view()
                set category = "Housing"
                usr << "This Apartment is Room #[RoomNumber] and is Owned by [src.Owner]"


Problem description: Trying to Link 2 Markers together so if you rent an apartment its rented in the exterior and interior.

Jun 4 2018, 6:13 am
Bump
Jun 4 2018, 5:46 pm
I think what you want to do is centralize your apartment operations. An example of what I mean:

var/global/apartment_managers[] = list()

proc/get_apartment_manager(id)
    return global.apartment_managers && global.apartment_managers[id]


// our object used to centralize apartment operations
apartment_manager
    var/price = 0
    var/tmp/mob/owner
    
    New(id)
        apartment_managers[id] = src


turf
    apartment_door
        var/id
        var/tmp/apartment_manager/apartment_manager
        
        New()
            ..()
            apartment_manager = get_apartment_manager(id) || new(id)


In this way, you would use apartment_manager to store important information, and use your apartment-related turfs as action interfaces.
Jun 5 2018, 12:06 pm
Thanks for helping, but the Apartment Door is more just for a visual of an apartment, its actually:

turf
     Markers/ApartmentRent
/*Its actually this turf I want to fix, they are markers
that allow you to enter and exit a room, in the future 
it would bring them to a different Z coordinate on the 
map.

In order to enter the apartment you have to Bump into
 the /turf/Markers/ApartmentRent, however when you buy 
it from the outside the Marker on the inside is still available for rent.*/

Is there any way you can compare the last code with this scenerio?
Jun 5 2018, 5:10 pm
You can apply the same concept to your apartment markers. That's a typo on my part, as I meant to put apartment_rent.