On Mon, 17 Jul 1995, David E. Berthiaume Jr. wrote:
> What I want is whenever a player meets a m,ob is for a charisma check
> like:
> if (number(1,20) <= GET_CHA(ch))
> send_to_char("the mob looks at you with an indeferrence."); e
> else
> (attack player cause check failed)
>
> my problems are as follows
> a) how do I do this
> b) where in the code do I put it?
This probably isn't a good idea. But, let me see if I can figure
it out for you. Assuming number is the equivalent of number_range, and
there's a GET_CHA macro :) BTW: is circle's in_room an int? why isn't
it a room_data (or whatever) structure?
for( mob=world[ch->in_room].people; mob != NULL; mob=mob->next_in_room ) {
/*
* The following 'if' conditional checks if the mobile is aggressive,
* and if the ch's charisma is under a random number from 3 to 10,
* then the mobile will attack. It is meant to replace the aggressive
* code, you could remove ACT_AGGRESSIVE, and the other aggressive
* checks, but, are you really sure you want EVERY mobile attacking at
* random?
*
* -dak
*/
if( IS_SET(mob->act, ACT_AGGRESSIVE) && GET_CHA(ch) <= number(3, 10) ) {
/*
* I haven't the slightest idea of what Circle's code to initiate
* a fight is, so I'll leave that up to you.
*
* -dak
*/
}
}
BTW: Jeremy, if you're reading, why not use typedef's?
typedef struct char_data * CHAR_DATA;
That should allow you to simply use:
CHAR_DATA * ch; /* or would you still need the pointer? */
Instead of:
struct char_data * ch;
A save of space, IMHO.
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