The whole login code.
#include
client/base_num_characters_allowed = 3
mob/Login()
usr.name = input("Choose a name for your character.",
"Your Name",
usr.name)
usr.gender = input("Select a gender for your character.",
"Your Gender",
usr.gender) in list("male","female")
usr.clan = input("Choose a clan for your character.",
"Your Clan",
usr.clan) in list("Badger","Brotherhood of Shinsei","Centipede","Crab","Crane","Dragon","Dragonfly","Fa lcon","Fox","Hare","Lion","Mantis","Monkey","Naga","Nezumi (Ratling)","Ninja","Ox","Phoenix","Scorpion","Shadowlands Horde","Sparrow","Spirit","Tortoise","Toturi's Army","Unaligned Ronin","Unicorn","Wasp","Yoritomo's Alliance")
usr.class = input("Choose a class for your character.",
"Your Class",
usr.gender) in list("Samurai","Shugenja")
I wanted to keep it simple yet use Char. Handling and Base Camp. When you log in the normal window comes up, create, delete, for create character, if you already have a character, it still re-routes you to the normal login procedures, also for deleting a character, it frrexes once attempted.
I appreciate you're help.
-Shiba Arai
ID:267777
 Oct 4 2003, 10:02 pm
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So it is possible to keep my code shorter and cleaner while implementing character handling?
Ah, yes, switching mob/Login() with mob/creating_character/Login() did work, thank you. Hmm...when you log in if you already have a character you may go to the game, but if you wsih to create a new one, you are sent right to the game skipping all of the creation. | |
I am working on a text MUD engine, and here is the location code:
area var/area north_exit south_exit east_exit west_exit Entered() usr << name return ..() Castle Main_Gate north_exit = .Castle_Entryway south_exit = .Moat_Bridge Castle_Entryway south_exit = .Main_Gate Moat_Bridge north_exit = .Main_Gate south_exit = .Village/Guard_Post Village Guard_Post north_exit = .Castle/Moat_Bridge south_exit = .Square Square north_exit = .Guard_Post //handle movement client/Move(Dest,Dir) var/area/room = usr.loc if(istype(room)) //in a room switch(Dir) if(NORTH) Dest = room.north_exit if(SOUTH) Dest = room.south_exit if(EAST) Dest = room.east_exit if(WEST) Dest = room.west_exit return ..() //set the starting position for new logins mob/Login() if(!loc) Move(locate(/area/Castle/Main_Gate)) return ..() But, when you log in it says that you're at the main gate, but when you try to go any other direction, it gets a runtime error similar to this one: runtime error: Cannot execute null.Enter(). proc name: Move (/client/Move) source file: Engine.dm,37 usr: Shiba Arai (/mob) src: Shiba Arai (/client) call stack: Shiba Arai (/client): Move(/area/Castle/Castle_Entryway (/area/Castle/Castle_Entryway), 1) runtime error: Cannot execute null.Enter(). proc name: Move (/client/Move) source file: Engine.dm,37 usr: Shiba Arai (/mob) src: Shiba Arai (/client) call stack: | |
I might be wrong but I don't think the move directions are specified right. Try north=/area/castle/entry instead of with the .
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Lummox JR wrote:
No put usr in Entered() ...that used to be proc oh well, any way null.entered means (lets say theres a guy called bob) bob walks onto the turf, but he gets deleted....there for instead of calling bob.entered() its called null.entered() (altho inthis case he isnt getting deleted, but that means it isnt being defined correctly) | |
Note: When you use character handling, the regular mob/Login() is not usr-safe. You'll have to use src exclusively there, which is better anyway.
Lummox JR