Help, teleporting, going to new room

ID:263258
 
Aug 8 2006, 12:40 pm
Code:
world
    //Configure the mob type to create when players log in.
    mob = /mob/player
    name = "simple world"
    hub = "captain dale.simpleworld"


turf
    floor
        icon = 'floor.dmi'

    grass
        icon= 'grass.dmi'

    road
        icon= 'road.dmi'

    path
        icon= 'path.dmi'

    hedge
        icon= 'hedge.dmi'
        density = 1   //cannot walk through walls
    wall
        icon = 'wall.dmi'
        opacity =0   //cannot see through walls
        density = 1   //cannot walk through walls

    House
        icon= 'house1.dmi'
        density = 1   //cannot walk through walls
    House2
        House
        icon= 'house1.dmi'
        density = 1   //cannot walk through walls
    
    House2
        icon= 'house2.dmi'
        
        door
            icon='house2.dmi'
            density = 0
            Entered(mob/M)
                M.loc = locate(3,38,1)
        
    
    house3
        icon='house3.dmi'
        density = 1   //cannot walk through walls


    hedgeleft
        icon= 'hedgeleft.dmi'
        density = 1   //cannot walk through walls

    woodfloor
        icon= 'woodfloor.dmi'

    flowers
        icon= 'flower.dmi'

    area
    area1
    area2



area
    var
        look
        sound

//  Entered()
        //Put the cursor on "Entered" and press F1 to learn
        //more about this procedure.  You can also press F1
        //on the << operator to learn about that.

mob
    var
        hp = 100
        maxhp = 100
        GM
        controled
        Master
        blind

    player
        icon = 'player.dmi'
        Stat()
            statpanel("Inventory",contents)
    //  Bump(atom/obstacle)


        verb
            look()
                usr << "You see:"
                for(var/O as obj|mob in oview())
                    usr << "\a [O]"

            // conversation
            say(msg as text)
                view() << "[usr] says, \"[msg]\""

            shout(msg as text)
                world << "[usr] shouts, \"[msg]\""

            whisper(msg as text)
                view(1) << "[usr] whispers, \"[msg]\""

            tell(M as mob in world, msg as text)
                M << "[usr] tells you, \"[msg]\""

            // configuration
            myname(arg as text)
                name = arg

            myicon(arg as icon)
                icon = arg


Problem description:

my man won't teleport when he goes to housde 2, even though i have the code...what's happening??
Aug 8 2006, 2:05 pm
try using Enter() instead of Entered(mob/M)
Aug 8 2006, 7:00 pm
In response to HXC
Yes.

Use the following:


area
test
Entered(mob/M)
sleep(1)
M.loc=locate(1,1,1)



That's just something I wrote as a test. However alignment is probably screwed up so here is an Area from my game.

Hogwarts_Enter
Entered(mob/You/M)
sleep(4)
if(M.monster==1)
return
else
M.loc=locate(13,25,21)
Aug 8 2006, 9:46 pm
In response to Ragnarok HGM
Ragnarok HGM wrote:
Yes.

Use the following:


area
test
Entered(mob/M)
sleep(1)
M.loc=locate(1,1,1)



That's just something I wrote as a test. However alignment is probably screwed up so here is an Area from my game.

Hogwarts_Enter
Entered(mob/You/M)
sleep(4)
if(M.monster==1)
return
else
M.loc=locate(13,25,21)
But what object will be the door then???
Aug 8 2006, 10:13 pm
In response to Ragnarok HGM
Ragnarok HGM wrote:
Yes.

Use the following:


area
test
Entered(mob/M)
sleep(1)
M.loc=locate(1,1,1)



That's just something I wrote as a test. However alignment is probably screwed up so here is an Area from my game.

Hogwarts_Enter
Entered(mob/You/M)
sleep(4)
if(M.monster==1)
return
else
M.loc=locate(13,25,21)

That'd never work, and even if it would, it's really in-efficient.

turf/test_entrance/Entered(mob/m)
      if(ismob(m) && m.client) m.loc = locate("somewhere") //assuming only the players can enter
      else return 0
Aug 9 2006, 12:19 am
In response to DivineO'peanut
DivineO'peanut wrote:
Ragnarok HGM wrote:
Yes.

Use the following:


area
test
Entered(mob/M)
sleep(1)
M.loc=locate(1,1,1)



That's just something I wrote as a test. However alignment is probably screwed up so here is an Area from my game.

Hogwarts_Enter
Entered(mob/You/M)
sleep(4)
if(M.monster==1)
return
else
M.loc=locate(13,25,21)

That'd never work, and even if it would, it's really in-efficient.

> turf/test_entrance/Entered(mob/m)
>       if(ismob(m) && m.client) m.loc = locate("somewhere") //assuming only the players can enter
>       else return 0
>

I need help big time, where shall i put that code? i am realyl lost now with all these codes
Aug 9 2006, 12:51 pm
In response to Captain Dale
 
> Hogwarts_Enter
>     Entered(mob/You/M)
>     sleep(4)
>     if(M.monster==1)
>         return
>         else
>         M.loc=locate(13,25,21)

What DivineO'peanut was saying is to replace:
     if(M.monster==1)
         return
         else
         M.loc=locate(13,25,21)

With:
     if(ismob(m) && m.client) m.loc = locate(13,25,21) //assuming only the players can enter
     else return 0

But you should know that the reason your code doesn't work is indentation
 Hogwarts_Enter
     Entered(mob/You/M)
     sleep(4)
     if(M.monster==1)
         return
     else
         M.loc=locate(13,25,21)

That should work too. At least from what I've learned in tutorials.That should work too.
Aug 9 2006, 11:02 pm
In response to Hellsing4
You don't need an else wen you're returning in the if().
Aug 10 2006, 12:21 am
In response to Hellsing4
Hellsing4 wrote:
That should work too. At least from what I've learned in tutorials.That should work too.

That could, but my version is faster, safer, and much more efficient.
Aug 10 2006, 7:21 am
In response to Hellsing4
i am lost now