Hello again! I am glad to report that all my connectivity problems are solved. Yes, WinMOO right out of the box works fine under 98 - provided you have your ...
Good to see some activity on this list again. ... ... I'm not certain with JHCore, but LambdaCore stores an object's location in the .location property. This...
... player.location contains the object number of the player's location. .location is a builtin property and can't be manually altered. (In the server start up...
... This is wrong. You can't do it at all. It's not only a bad idea, it's against the law :) Try it... You'll get E_PERM even as a wizard. .location and...
... My bad. As I said, I haven't looked at it in quite a while. Matt @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ Matthew Duhan...
Hi again, Okay, the object under consideration is a magic rock. Any player is allowed to have the rock (later, there will be many rocks). When the player ...
John, ... Indeed, moveto() is defined on #6; to refer to the player holding the rock, try: toobj(this.location):moveto(target); (assuming that the rock is held...
... No! You want: player:moveto(target) Also: this.location will always already be an object. Other bugs that this would introduce: Give someone a rock and...
More on the style of this verb: a. You probably want to move all customizable info into properties. b. There are sometimes problems when a wizard tests a ...
If you want to discuss more complicated programming issues, such as the benefits of using $you:say_action() instead of player:tell(), there is a Yahoo! group...
I've been playing around with @lock. Is it possible to customize the message you get back from something being locked? Instead of the generic "You can't go...
... For exits this is the nogo message on the exit. There are other types of @lock though (for example locking objects so they can't be picked up) Rob -- ,'/:....
On Fri, 23 Aug 2002 22:50:12 +0100 (BST), Robert Sanderson wrote . ... you can always type @messages for ANY object and see all of the messages that can be...
... Thank you . .that was my next question. There's such a void in MOO programming reference material I'f you're not making a box of donuts or a wind-up...
I am looking for information on roleplaying game -style cores. I have heard of GhostCore and ?RPGCore?, but am having trouble finding out what objects they...
... coherent ... Yes, it does. An RPG core, that is. check out this shameless self-promotion: http://polishcat.com/murpg it is our project to build an rpg...
Hi Mike, That sounds great . . I'm looking at the web pages now. I'm definately going to tinker with it, and I'd sure be interested in looking at future...
Does anyone have any experience with this? Specifically, I'm looking for a way for two or more MOO's to share a channel, or perhaps tasks like check ...
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I have had two instances of the same DB up. From each machine I connect a low-level player object (off of #6) to each other machine via an object that pertains...
InterMOO communication was a big and grand idea that seems to have waned somewhat over the past several years. JayHouseMOO had some stuff going on with it. ...
... Yep. I built a SOAP package for MOO that includes channel sharing but also as it's quickly becoming an industry standard allows for interoperability with...
I have Rob's MOO Soap up and running on my MOO (LogMOO: telnet://ahynes1.homeip.net:7777 to connect, http://ahynes1.homeip.net:8000/moo for details). I find...
... Should be, I'll come by and have a look at things. As the web service model uses a new connection for each request, the channel system over SOAP needs to...
On Tue, 8 Oct 2002 21:47:29 -0700 (PDT), Jeff Cooper wrote Now... not that I'm against text only... ... While I certainly agree that text has its limitations...
I feel that I am getting mixed signals from Keith's message. On the one hand he writes, "While I certainly agree that text has its limitations and that ...
On Wed, 9 Oct 2002 08:57:28 -0700 (PDT), Aldon Hynes wrote ... Let me clarify my position! What netmeeting doesn't allow that text based MOOs and MUDs do is...
... <other parts snipped> Your questions sound rhetorical... I'll answer them anyway... :) My thoughts on descriptions: When you 'look' at something, you...
Foo
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Oct 9, 2002 9:01 pm
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Hi, I have developed conference application by using MOO Server, I am running MOO Server on 8888 Port. Basically this setup doesn't support coporate...