Haddixx wrote:
>
> Does the theif special procedure work? I set a mob as a thief and
> he never stole from anyone. I even removed the !number(0,4) parts
> so he would try every time the special_procedure is called. To
> me it looks like the special procedure never gets called. Am I
> doing something wrong? Help please.
>
> -Haddixx
>
For the mob to actually steal cash-
The mob has to be assigned in spec_assign.c and the victim of the mob
has to be of level < LVL_IMMORT and have cash.. Seems to work fine for
me and I haven't changed the spec at all, to my memory.. You could put a
printf in the npc_steal funct to see if it's actually getting called.
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Hi,
I need some help with this snippet of code, for some strange
reason, I cannot get the telnet client into character mode:
void charmode_on(struct descriptor_data *d)
{
char *on_string[] =
{
(char) IAC,
(char) DONT,
(char) TELOPT_LINEMODE,
(char) 0,
};
SEND_TO_Q(on_string, d);
}
Where the 'DONT' is I've tried DO, WILL, WONT, I've also tried to use
TELOPT_LFLOW, TELOPT_STATUS, TELOPT_NAWS, and a couple of others.
If someone could help me out, I just need this and charmode_off
to work so I can put a REAL editor in CircleMUD. Many, many, thanks in
advance.
- Sean
Sean Mountcastle
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And that's what parents were created for.
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