Phillip A. Ames wrote:
> Hey all, I put in room depth, and was having a bit of a problem...
> When
> it starts resetting zones on bootup, it'll kill itself at zone 1(Where
>
> the mortals start, etc.). It'll point me to this chunk in
> dg_triggers.c
>
> void load_otrigger(obj_data *obj)
> {
> trig_data *t;
>
> if (!SCRIPT_CHECK(obj, OTRIG_LOAD))
> return;
>
> for (t = TRIGGERS(SCRIPT(obj)); t; t = t->next) {
> if (TRIGGER_CHECK(t, OTRIG_LOAD) &&
> (number(1, 100) <= GET_TRIG_NARG(t))) {
> script_driver(obj, t, OBJ_TRIGGER, TRIG_NEW);
> break;
> }
> }
> }
>
> The line where it bombs out is the (number(1, 100) <=
> GET_TRIG_NARG(t))){
>
> line... Anyone else had this problem before? I went through and
> replaced all the ->in_room's with the IN_ROOM(xxx) macro. Anyone know
>
> what might be wrong?
>
> -Phillip
>
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Hi ,
I patched the room_depth thingy a while ago so I'm not sure ,
but I remember that the problem was not in the IN_ROOM macro ,
but in the acctual place of the varibale. You see , the one who wrote
this code defined a new array (I don't remember its name) in which
the data about the room was placed and that screwed the while thing
up. I'll try to explain :
at first the room the char was in was stored in ch->in_room
but , the coder put another array in and then it was
ch->room_array->in_room.
He built this array so he could put the depth var into it so you'll have
a
ch->room_array->room_depth variable.
I fixed the while thing by copying the in_room and depth data into the
char_data
array so it is ch->in_room and ch->room_depth. That , as I recall ,
fixed the whole
thing ...
Yohay
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