Looking for information for ingame ways to do building and debugging

Posted by Dorian on Sun 30 Mar 2003 07:54 AM — 6 posts, 22,507 views.

#0
Hello, some of my friends and I are working on creating a mush. we are using the SMAUG server. we are trying to find the command that will allow us to build and fix rooms on the SMAUG server. Any help would be greatly appreated. I have looked through this site, and the commands are for pernMUSH, if memory serves me correctly.

Dorian
USA #1
If you are talking about online building, like area building then I can help you out.

Goto - used to make the room.. ex: goto 9400
Redit - used to set various things, such as the room description, name, flags, etc..
Mset - used to set mob values
Oset - used to set object values
Ocreate - used to create an object..ex: ocreate 9400 A cloak
Mcreate - used to make a mob..ex: mcreate 9400 A guard

Of course there are a few more, but those are the basic ones. I run SWR so it might be a bit differet, but I'm sure you would be able to look at help build.
USA #2
Try out this site. It has alot of info on building with the SMAUG code base. Hope it helps.

Site: http://webhome.idirect.com/~helspawn/smaug.html
#3
Thanks for all of your help. The only problem that I have run into is that my vnums start at 1,000,000 and go up. the Vnums are there, I am getting

bexit N 2000002

Build: Dorian: (redit) bexit N 2000002
Invalid room number.
Build: Dorian: (redit) redit exit 2 2000005
Build: Dorian: redit exit 2 2000005
Invalid room number.


The Vnum exsists, I am trying to remake the exit.

Thanks for all of your help, and that site was posted, that is what I was looking for, and thanks to the first person to post, your help was greatly appreated

Thanks

Dorian
USA #4
In order to flag an exit to another room, the other room MUST exist unless you are using the DIG command to link rooms as you create them. Just something most ppl wouldn't think to point out.
USA #5
Did you assign yourself a vnum range? If you didn't then that is surely the problem, other wise I have no clue...