ID:261481
 Apr 27 2002, 8:17 am
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I want to make it so that when a player stands on a certain object, i.e. a door. It takes him to a completely different map. Any ideas on how to do this? I also want to make it so that players cannot hold down a button in one direction and move that fast, I want each movement to be by itself, and perferably not as slow as they glide to the next location. Any ideas here?
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Instead of moving the player to (xloc, yloc, and zloc), is there any way to send them to a completely different map?
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no. THere is no way to have more than one map file and you do not need more than one simply edit the map size and add more z levels this will give you a map with many maps inside of it (the number of z is how many).
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Is there any way to make the x and y sizes on z location 1 bigger than than x and y sizes on other levels?
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When you make a map, you set the sizes, for instance
x = 10 y = 10 z = 2 Now, when I go to the 2nd "floor" of the map (z=2), do x and y still have to be 10, or can the map be like this z=1 x=10 y=10 z=2 x=15 y=15 etc.? | |
no, I would suggest making a huge map butt on smaller z levels placing something like this where you want nothing,
turf Nothing icon = 'yourblackiconnothing.dmi' density = 1 opacity = 1 | |
North()
sleep(2)
..()
West()
sleep(2)
..()
ect... that will make him walk slower as for doors do this.
turf
Door
icon = 'yourdooricon.dmi'
density = 0
Entered()
if(usr.key==null)
return 0
else
usr.Move(locate(xloc,yloc,zloc))