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ennye
Novice
Joined: 17 Dec 2007
Posts: 49
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 Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 12:16 am
[3.xx] Map faster than parser ? Room triggers problem.
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Example situation.
Two locations:
Room1 O-O Room2
Roomscripts:
Room1
trigger : moving
value: #mo e;#echo FIRED room1!
priority 5
Room2
trigger : moving
value: #mo w;#echo FIRED room2!
priority 6
Lets test it:
Set on room 1.
#echo moving
should move to room2 but not, it stays in place! in script debugger we see both triggers fired with 1 keyword "moving". From both rooms at once! Effect: point moves fast e;w (so fast it cant be seen, but debugger dont lie).
I found that depending on trigger priority its possible to move one way, but opposite way fires twice and set point freezes.
Normally one roomscript folder should be enabled at a time. Here we have two separate rooms fired.
"#echo moving" on room1
| Code: |
c Mymud | [34] Mymud Comline : start :
a Mymud |moving
f Mymud | Pattern: moving
c Mymud | exec : Pattern "moving" : #mo e #echo FIRED room1
a Mymud |FIRED room1
f Mymud | Pattern: moving
c Mymud | exec : Pattern "moving" : #mo w #echo FIRED room2
a Mymud |FIRED room2
d Mymud | [34] Mymud Comline : stopped
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"#echo moving" on manualy set room2
| Code: |
[34] Mymud Comline : start :
a Mymud |moving
f Mymud | Pattern: moving
c Mymud | exec : Pattern "moving" : #mo w #echo FIRED room2
a Mymud |FIRED room2
d Mymud | [34] Mymud Comline : stopped
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Its ok, we moved to room 1 but another echo and we cant move to room2
"#echo moving"
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c Mymud | [34] Mymud Comline : start :
a Mymud |moving
f Mymud | Pattern: moving
c Mymud | exec : Pattern "moving" : #mo e #echo FIRED room1
a Mymud |FIRED room1
f Mymud | Pattern: moving
c Mymud | exec : Pattern "moving" : #mo w #echo FIRED room2
a Mymud |FIRED room2
d Mymud | [34] Mymud Comline : stopped
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Is it possible to avoid this behaviour? I use it to follow the map when teaming with leader. When we enter for example one-room places with the same moving echo in-out, map following losts. |
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meddlesome
Wanderer
Joined: 24 Aug 2012
Posts: 70
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Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 7:13 am
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Don't mean to be like a mother here, but debug listing isn't much without the code that it's debugging.
Did you use a #OK anywhere? |
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