24 Sep, 2010, Rudha wrote in the 2nd comment:
You are using incorrect parameters:
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load_obj(…)
load_obj(prototype, where=None, equip_to='')
Generate a new object from the specified prototype. Add it to where.
Where can be a room, character, or container. If where is a character,
add the object to the character's inventory unless a comma-separated
list of bodypart name of positions is specified. Return the created object.
load_obj(prototype, where=None, equip_to='')
Generate a new object from the specified prototype. Add it to where.
Where can be a room, character, or container. If where is a character,
add the object to the character's inventory unless a comma-separated
list of bodypart name of positions is specified. Return the created object.
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25 Sep, 2010, thaolen wrote in the 3rd comment:
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quote Rudha:
You are using incorrect parameters:
You are using incorrect parameters:
So I need to make a prototype?
I'll get back to you on this.
I believe I read this too from the NM API
25 Sep, 2010, chrisd wrote in the 4th comment:
Rudha said, "You are using incorrect parameters."
She did not say, "You need to make a prototype."
load_obj() takes three arguments. You passed it four arguments, and you passed them in the wrong order.
She did not say, "You need to make a prototype."
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load_obj(…)
load_obj(prototype, where=None, equip_to='')
Generate a new object from the specified prototype. Add it to where.
Where can be a room, character, or container. If where is a character,
add the object to the character's inventory unless a comma-separated
list of bodypart name of positions is specified. Return the created object.
load_obj(prototype, where=None, equip_to='')
Generate a new object from the specified prototype. Add it to where.
Where can be a room, character, or container. If where is a character,
add the object to the character's inventory unless a comma-separated
list of bodypart name of positions is specified. Return the created object.
load_obj() takes three arguments. You passed it four arguments, and you passed them in the wrong order.
25 Sep, 2010, thaolen wrote in the 5th comment:
I seem to do that a lot don't I chrisd: wrong order.
It worked thank you
I'm understading this a little more, I just can't figure why I spend all day on one function lol even with API.
It worked thank you
obj = load_obj("staff@examples", me, " left arm")
# when a character enters the arena, give them a sword
message(ch, None, obj, None, True, "to_char",
"You have been given $o. Prepare to fight!")I'm understading this a little more, I just can't figure why I spend all day on one function lol even with API.
25 Sep, 2010, Rudha wrote in the 6th comment:
The first thing I do, when I get an error like that, is to look up the documentation to see if I'm using the right params; its a good habit, as that's the majority of easily-fixed programming errors.
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25 Sep, 2010, thaolen wrote in the 7th comment:
Sometimes i don't know what the params mean even with documentation, things can be trial and error for me. I think that is why I take days to get things done.
At least I get it honest, so it takes longer for me to learn the language, go figure ;)
the documentation is API I mean
At least I get it honest, so it takes longer for me to learn the language, go figure ;)
the documentation is API I mean
25 Sep, 2010, Rudha wrote in the 8th comment:
Yes, but if you read the API, hopefully you can pick up that it has three params, and not four :)
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25 Sep, 2010, thaolen wrote in the 9th comment:
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Yes, but if you read the API, hopefully you can pick up that it has three params, and not four :)
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:biggrin:
Good point
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I figured would be correct on torso, left arm, right arm.