Hmmmm, I would have to dig through my source to find the author, but well over a year ago I installed a very similar snippet for the "idiot" builders. It includes autoeasy, auto (normal) and autohard for mobs, also is autoweapon and autoarmor for objects. I just adjusted the code for my Mud. I just thought you might like to know that you are probably re-inventing the wheel :)
Athos - Implementor Sea of Blood www.ragingsands.com:3020 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Drylar Levre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 9:05 PM Subject: Re: Contribution [SNIPPET] > > Okay, maybe I'm dumb, I read the whole thing through, What does it > actually > > do? > > It is a nice command that automatically sets mobile stats for you. > Example: > You want to make a spiffy new mob 'Herman', and create him, and then set the > strings for him, then you type in: > autoset easy 50 > this sets him to easy stats for level 50 (for stats covered, look at the > bottom of the snippet), now if you want to make this part of some sort of > mobprog miniquest, and want to make sure no one can kill him, type in: > autoset impossible > this will set his values to very hard values and make him impervious to all > attacks > other things you can do: > autoset normal [level] for 'standard mobs' > autoset hard [level] for hard mobs > autoset tank [level] for mobs with high hp, and lots of ac, that do little > damage > > FUTURE PLANS: > Add in random dam_type setting, or make a flag system for olc that supports > MUD memory of favorite settings (so one could have a list of 'favorites' > from which to pull random settings). Add in a dictionary and name creation > process that handles string creations. Wouldn't it be nice to have 'medit > generate [vnum]' ?(And have it automatically, randomly -via predetermined > specifics and a name generator- to have it completely create a full, random > mobile?) > > Anyone out there know of a place with a good, generic C name generator? > > Drylar Levre the CloudReader > > > -- > ROM mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.rom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rom >
