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AnalogConspiracy (9 posts) Bio

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Wed 17 Apr 2013 11:55 PM (UTC)

Amended on Thu 18 Apr 2013 12:49 AM (UTC) by AnalogConspiracy

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http://pastie.org/7637513

Those are my exits, and they are not in a "list". Is there a way I can keep that representation of a close-area map, AND have a list of exits?

If this is possible, how would I call them from a trigger?

Making exit trigger outputs:

Exits are: NW, NE, N, and S.

I'd like this to be a walker to contribute to a mapper I'm working on (I know this isn't necessary for this particular MUD, but it's just solely for learning purposes)

[EDIT] The game has an option for this. Matchline will be Visible Exits: N S Nw Ne

-- Analog

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Posted by AnalogConspiracy (9 posts) Bio

Date Reply #1 on Thu 18 Apr 2013 12:51 AM (UTC)

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<timers>
  <timer second="2.00" offset_second="0.00"    send_to="12"
group="level" >
  <send>route = {
  "west","west","north","north","west","west","west","west","west","north","north","north","north","north","north","north","north","north","north","north","east","east","east","east","east","southeast","east","east","northeast","east","east","east","east","east","south","south","south","south","south","south","south","south","south","south","west","west","south","south","west","west","west","west",  -- to butcher
  "s", "w", "n", "n",  -- back again
  }

-- stay here if we are fighting or recovering

if fighting or resting then
  return
end  -- if


loc = (loc or 0) + 1  -- next way to walk

-- if past end, go back to start

if loc &gt; #route then
  loc = 1
end -- if

Send (route [loc])</send>

  </timer>
</timers>

This is where I'm at. I haven't bothered trying to re-route the path back where I want my character to go.

Credit: Nick Gammon.

-- Analog

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