On Sat, 28 Nov 1998 01:20:16 -0500 RHS Linux User
<carnage@GAMES2.MUDSRUS.COM> writes:
>Ok my general idea was to fix the load command so that builders could
only
>load things within thier OLC zone. So for say I have zone 8 and I want
to
>load obj 900, it ain't gonna happen cause 9 is not my zone, but if the
obj
>was number 800 it would load. Ok so I peared thrue olc.c and found that
>this is how OLC stops one from editing a zone thats not theirs unless
their an >imp.
> if ((GET_LEVEL(ch) < LVL_IMPL) &&
> (zone_table[OLC_ZNUM(d)].number != GET_OLC_ZONE(ch))) {
> send_to_char("You do not have permission to edit this zone.\r\n",
ch);
> free(d->olc);
> return;
>
>Ok so I know to make this a common check I'll have to pull out the
>free(d->olc) part, but what about defining in the structure which
decides
>if the stuff they want to load comes from their zone? Anyone have
>any ideas? LAterz.
Simple, what you need to do is multiply their olc zone by 100, like this:
int min_vnum = GET_OLC_ZONE(ch) * 100;
int max_vnum = min_vnum + 99;
So if they had an olc of 8, min_vnum would be 800, and max_vnum would be
899. Then you'd just need a check to see if the vnum of the object/mob
was > max_vnum or < min_vnum, something like this in this chunk of code:
if (is_abbrev(buf, "mob")) { // Begin placeholder
if ((r_num = real_mobile(number)) < 0) {
send_to_char("There is no monster with that number.\r\n", ch);
return;
}
// Begin Addition
if(GET_LEVEL(ch) < LVL_IMPL){
if(number > max_vnum || number < min_vnum){
send_to_char("You don't have permission to load this mob.", ch);
return;
}
}
// End addition
mob = read_mobile(r_num, REAL);
char_to_room(mob, ch->in_room);
// End placeholder
And then just do something similar to this in the object part. Hope that
helps!
-Phillip
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