.Click..

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Apr 25 2002, 3:15 pm (Edited on Jun 18 2002, 4:46 pm)
I fixed it!
Apr 25 2002, 3:18 pm
whats the BugYes var do?
Apr 25 2002, 3:20 pm
In response to Strange Kidd
If its a bug(Star ship troopers game) it doesnt allow it if it is it allows it
Apr 25 2002, 3:22 pm
In response to Thief Jack
change the if(usr.BugYes==1) to if(T.BugYes==1)
Apr 25 2002, 3:25 pm
In response to Strange Kidd
But wouldn't that be defining it towards the obj, turf, or other person?
Apr 25 2002, 3:25 pm
In response to Thief Jack
well yes don't you want to know if the obj turf or other person is the Bug?
Apr 25 2002, 3:30 pm
In response to Strange Kidd
No...If the usr is a bug it wont shoot. Bugs don't have guns :P
Apr 25 2002, 3:34 pm
In response to Thief Jack
ohh i should have seen this along time ago


take away the .loc in usr.loc and t.loc
Apr 25 2002, 3:40 pm
Thief jack wrote:
client
Click(obj/T as obj in oview(7), mob/T as mob in oview(7), turf/T as turf in oview(7))
[snip]
runtime error: Cannot read null.loc
proc name: Click (/client/Click)
source file: StarShip Troopers.dm,19
usr: Thief jack (/mob/PC/Trooper)
src: Thief jack (/client)
call stack:
Thief jack (/client): Click(the turf (13,9,1) (/turf/turf), the turf (13,9,1) (/turf/turf), null)

A client's Click() proc only takes two arguments, Object and Location. You used the same name, T, for three arguments. Notice that in the last line of your error you can see this. The first argument is the turf you clicked. The second is the location of the turf (the turf). The third is null. Unfortunately, you then try to access this null T's loc var.