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In this section, we will include generic versions of whole progs, to be cannibalized and adapted for future use. Make the parts that need to be changed obvious! | In this section, we will include generic versions of whole progs, to be cannibalized and adapted for future use. Make the parts that need to be changed obvious! | ||
− | <b> | + | ==Player-owned Shop== |
+ | <b>With profit-sharing and optional comped goods</b> | ||
− | Requirements | + | Requirements: |
+ | * 1 shopkeeper mobile (requires act keepgold), | ||
+ | * 1 room flagged save, nowhere, nosum_to, nosum_from, and nogate, | ||
+ | * and 1 free bit. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Progs go on the mob. | ||
>load_prog 100 | >load_prog 100 | ||
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mpat shop[[StorageVnum]] drop \$3 copper | mpat shop[[StorageVnum]] drop \$3 copper | ||
endif | endif | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | == Dream Prog == | ||
+ | <b>Delivers a dream to any number of sleeping PCs</b> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Resources needed: | ||
+ | * A dream manager bot added as a standard reset. | ||
+ | * A dream handler bot which is loaded by the manager. | ||
+ | * A bit number, if you want to have the dream given only once. | ||
+ | |||
+ | <b>Manager bot progs</b> | ||
+ | |||
+ | >rand_prog 100 | ||
+ | // Periodically runs the dream sequence | ||
+ | // This could also easily work as a time prog, a verb_prog, etc. | ||
+ | // For a rand prog, the 0 value check can vary for a less or more | ||
+ | // frequent/likely dream, but it must be higher than the number | ||
+ | // of lines in dream data_progs. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mpvalueup 0 | ||
+ | if value(0) == 250 | ||
+ | mpvalueset 0 0 | ||
+ | mpmasstrigger | ||
+ | endif | ||
+ | |||
+ | >trigger_prog 100 | ||
+ | if position($n) == 4 | ||
+ | // Cancel the dream (for example, if you want it to be dreamed only once). | ||
+ | // Other conditions could be added. | ||
+ | if isbitset($n) == StopDreamBit | ||
+ | break | ||
+ | endif | ||
+ | // Conditions for delivering the dream. | ||
+ | if class($n) == 4 | ||
+ | or ischaotic($n) | ||
+ | or israce($n) == kankoran | ||
+ | mpmload DreamHandlerVnum | ||
+ | mpforce DreamHandlerName mpfocus $n | ||
+ | mpforce DreamHandlerName mpsetdata DataProgName | ||
+ | mpstring mob DreamHandlerBotName long $N is being given a dream by DreamHandlerName. | ||
+ | // Notifications that a dream is starting. | ||
+ | tell ImmName $N is dreaming the DataProgName dream. | ||
+ | endif | ||
+ | endif | ||
+ | |||
+ | <b>Handler bot progs</b> | ||
+ | |||
+ | >rand_prog 100 | ||
+ | // Deliver the dream lines if the PC is sleeping. Go away, if not. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | if position($f) == 4 | ||
+ | $d | ||
+ | mpnextdata | ||
+ | else | ||
+ | mppurge self | ||
+ | endif | ||
+ | |||
+ | >data_prog stardream | ||
+ | // Use // lines in the data_prog to slow the pace of the dream echoes. | ||
+ | mpechoat $f Your normal dreams are disturbed by strange, vague images and sensations. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mpechoat $f You dream that you gaze up into the night sky, and it is black, devoid of stars. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mpechoat $f In your dream, three brilliant, blazing stars appear on the eastern horizon. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mpechoat $f You see that the three bright stars are flanked by two other lesser stars. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mpechoat $f On the western horizon, as if in response or challenge, three faint stars appear. | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mpechoat $f The strange images fade away, and you return to normal slumber. | ||
+ | prog_enddream | ||
+ | |||
+ | >verb_prog prog_enddream | ||
+ | // Set a bit if you want the dream to be delivered one time only. | ||
+ | mpbitset $f StopDreamBit 1 | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | // Send a note if you want to be notified that the PC had the dream. Pray works too. | ||
+ | note to RECIPIENT | ||
+ | note subject $F had the dream | ||
+ | note send | ||
+ | // | ||
+ | mppurge self | ||
[[category:Leviticus]] | [[category:Leviticus]] |
Revision as of 16:48, 5 November 2011
Appendix 6: Generic Prog Skeletons
In this section, we will include generic versions of whole progs, to be cannibalized and adapted for future use. Make the parts that need to be changed obvious!
Player-owned Shop
With profit-sharing and optional comped goods
Requirements:
- 1 shopkeeper mobile (requires act keepgold),
- 1 room flagged save, nowhere, nosum_to, nosum_from, and nogate,
- and 1 free bit.
Progs go on the mob.
>load_prog 100 speak common
This mob talks, so include this if it's not a human.
>verb_prog p collect if isbitset($n) == shopOwnerBit mpset mob self copper 0 mpset mob self platinum 0 mpset mob self gold 0 mpset mob self silver 0 mpat shopStorageVnum get all mpget mob $i platinum 0 mpget mob $i gold 1 mpget mob $i silver 2 mpget mob $i copper 3 if value(0) > 0 or value(1) > 0 or value(2) > 0 or value(3) > 0 say Your portion of the profits, sir. emote passes a small bag to $N. //above is the flavour section of the cash handoff-- you will want to write your own. mpmath 4 \$3 + 10*\$2 + 100*\$1 + 1000*\$0 mpmath 5 (\$4*2)/5 //the above line is the one where owner return rate is determined. //do decimals via fractions. Example shown gives a 40% return-- //use that number as-is unless you have a reason to do otherwise. mpmath 6 \$5/1000 mpmath 5 \$5 - \$6*1000 mpmath 7 \$5/100 mpmath 5 \$5 - \$7*100 mpmath 8 \$5/10 mpmath 5 \$5 - \$8*10 mpset mob self copper \$5 mpset mob self platinum \$6 mpset mob self gold \$7 mpset mob self silver \$8 give \$5 copper $n give \$8 silver $n give \$7 gold $n give \$6 platinum $n note to immortal note subject $N collected $s filthy, filthy lucre. note + I passed off \$6 platinum, \$7 gold, \$8 silver, and \$5 copper. note send else say I apologize, sir, but there hasn't been enough business, since you were by last. //flavour for no money in the storage room; again, write your own. endif else emote pointedly ignores $N. //you ain't the boss of me-- and the same. endif
>verb_prog p buy if isbitset($n) == shopOwnerBit mpinterpret $n $x mpget mob $i platinum 0 mpget mob $i gold 1 mpget mob $i silver 2 mpget mob $i copper 3 give \$0 platinum $n give \$1 gold $n give \$2 silver $n give \$3 copper $n tell $n Your money is no good here, sir. else //the above section can be removed for a shop that doesn't comp purchases, or math can be done to provide //a discount rather than comping, if you study the math in 'collect' above. mpinterpret $n $x mpget mob $i platinum 0 mpget mob $i gold 1 mpget mob $i silver 2 mpget mob $i copper 3 mpat shopStorageVnum drop \$0 platinum mpat shopStorageVnum drop \$1 gold mpat shopStorageVnum drop \$2 silver mpat shopStorageVnum drop \$3 copper endif
Dream Prog
Delivers a dream to any number of sleeping PCs
Resources needed:
- A dream manager bot added as a standard reset.
- A dream handler bot which is loaded by the manager.
- A bit number, if you want to have the dream given only once.
Manager bot progs
>rand_prog 100 // Periodically runs the dream sequence // This could also easily work as a time prog, a verb_prog, etc. // For a rand prog, the 0 value check can vary for a less or more // frequent/likely dream, but it must be higher than the number // of lines in dream data_progs. // mpvalueup 0 if value(0) == 250 mpvalueset 0 0 mpmasstrigger endif
>trigger_prog 100 if position($n) == 4 // Cancel the dream (for example, if you want it to be dreamed only once). // Other conditions could be added. if isbitset($n) == StopDreamBit break endif // Conditions for delivering the dream. if class($n) == 4 or ischaotic($n) or israce($n) == kankoran mpmload DreamHandlerVnum mpforce DreamHandlerName mpfocus $n mpforce DreamHandlerName mpsetdata DataProgName mpstring mob DreamHandlerBotName long $N is being given a dream by DreamHandlerName. // Notifications that a dream is starting. tell ImmName $N is dreaming the DataProgName dream. endif endif
Handler bot progs
>rand_prog 100 // Deliver the dream lines if the PC is sleeping. Go away, if not. // if position($f) == 4 $d mpnextdata else mppurge self endif
>data_prog stardream // Use // lines in the data_prog to slow the pace of the dream echoes. mpechoat $f Your normal dreams are disturbed by strange, vague images and sensations. // mpechoat $f You dream that you gaze up into the night sky, and it is black, devoid of stars. // mpechoat $f In your dream, three brilliant, blazing stars appear on the eastern horizon. // mpechoat $f You see that the three bright stars are flanked by two other lesser stars. // mpechoat $f On the western horizon, as if in response or challenge, three faint stars appear. // mpechoat $f The strange images fade away, and you return to normal slumber. prog_enddream
>verb_prog prog_enddream // Set a bit if you want the dream to be delivered one time only. mpbitset $f StopDreamBit 1 // // Send a note if you want to be notified that the PC had the dream. Pray works too. note to RECIPIENT note subject $F had the dream note send // mppurge self