File /std/weapon_logic.c

Written by Pinkfish.

Includes

Method index

add_attack(string, int, int *, string, string, mixed, mixed, mixed)

This method adds an attack onto the object.

add_attack_message(string, string, string *)

This method adds a special attack message set onto the weapon.

attack_function(string, int, object, object)

calc_attack(int, int)

modify_damage(int, string)

query_attack_data()

query_attack_message(string, string)

This method returns the attack message associated with the type and name.

query_attack_names()

query_attack_types()

query_special_messages()

query_weapon_type()

This method attempts to work out what type of weapon this is.

remove_attack(string)

This method removes the attack of the given name.

weapon_attacks(int, object)

This function returns 0 or more attacks for this weapon against the given target.

Public Functions

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add_attack

varargs int add_attack(string a_name,
                       int chance,
                       int * damage,
                       string type,
                       string skill,
                       mixed func,
                       mixed bogus_1,
                       mixed bogus_2)

This method adds an attack onto the object. The name of the attack must be unique on each object.

Parameters:

a_name - attack name

change - the chance of it occuring

damage - the damage it will do

type - the type of the attack

skill - the skill used by the attack

func - the special function

bogus_1 - errrr.

bogus_2 - frog.

See also:

remove_attack()

add_attack_message

void add_attack_message(string name,
                        string type,
                        string * data)

This method adds a special attack message set onto the weapon. The type and name are around this way to correspond to the parameters to add_attack.

Parameters:

name - the name of the attack (0 for none)

type - the type of attack

data - the attack data

See also:

/obj/handlers/attack_messages .c and query_special_message()

Example:

inherit "/obj/weapon";

void setup() {
  ...
  add_attack_message("gumboot", "blunt", ({
    0, "$N gumboot$s at $I with $D",
   20, "$N lightly gumboot$s $I in the $z with $D",
   60, "$N gumboot$s $I in the $z with $D",
 5000, "$N heavily gumboot$s $I in the $z with $D" }));
  ...
} /* setup() */

attack_function

void attack_function(string a_name,
                     int damage,
                     object attack_ob,
                     object attack_by)

calc_attack

int calc_attack(int number,
                int percent)

modify_damage

int modify_damage(int damage,
                  string attack_name)

query_attack_data

mixed * query_attack_data()

query_attack_message

mixed * query_attack_message(string name,
                             string type)

This method returns the attack message associated with the type and name. The type and name are around this way to correspond to the parameters to add_attack.

Parameters:

name - the name of the attack

type - the type of the attack

Returns:

the attack message array, 0 for none

query_attack_names

string * query_attack_names()

query_attack_types

string * query_attack_types()

query_special_messages

mapping query_special_messages()

query_weapon_type

string query_weapon_type()

This method attempts to work out what type of weapon this is.

Returns:

the weapon type

remove_attack

void remove_attack(string a_name)

This method removes the attack of the given name.

Parameters:

a_name - the name of the attack to remove

See also:

add_attack()

weapon_attacks

mixed * weapon_attacks(int percent,
                       object target)

This function returns 0 or more attacks for this weapon against the given target.

Parameters:

percent - the attack percentage

target - who is being hit

Returns:

an array of 0 or more attacks. This array is indexed by the AT_ macros defined in combat.h

See also:

combat.h