On 02/02/13 01:47, Jack Little wrote:
def simpstart():
global ammo1
global ammo2
global ammo3
global health
global tech_parts
global exp
global radio_parts
ammo1=10
ammo2=0
ammo3=0
health=100
tech_parts=0
exp=0
radio_parts=0
This function is completely pointless, you might as well
just define the variables at the top level.
print "You awake in a haze. A crate,a door and a radio."
g1 = raw_input("Which do you choose ")
if g1 == "CRATE" or g1 == "Crate" or g1 == "crate":
...
elif g1 =="DOOR" or g1 == "Door" or g1 == "door":
print "You are outside"
elif g1 == "RADIO" or g1 == "Radio" or g1 == "radio":
...
g2 = raw_input("So this is NYC.Ten years after.There are a few
streets.Go west or north ")
if g2 == "WEST" or g2 == "West" or g2 == "west":
path2_pt1()
elif g2 == "NORTH" or g2 == "North" or g2 == "north":
path1pt1()
The block above is at top level so Python will execute it as it reads
the file. And at this stage pathpt1 does not exist so it fails. You need
to move this block into a function (maybe it was intended to be part of
the one above but you messed up the indent?). Alternatively you need to
move the definition of pathpt1 above this block.
def path1pt1():
print "This is where it all started. Freedom Tower. A biotech firm
called Aesthos Biotechnology. Based here."
print "I worked there."
HTH
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Alan G
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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