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22 Nov 2016 05:34 - 22 Nov 2016 05:34 #6289 by Halenbane
The Percentage Loading patch that is on the repository went in without much issue and compiled fine. But I feel like there is something missing? Nothing was done to db.c in this patch? Regardless of what I set the % to not load to, it always loads so I feel there is some math missing or part of the patch isn't there.
Last edit: 22 Nov 2016 05:34 by Halenbane. Reason: typo

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22 Nov 2016 19:48 #6290 by thomas
Replied by thomas on topic Percentage Load Patch
I think you're right - that patch seem to be missing something.
This is a snippet from the old oasisolc percentage patch found here: drive.google.com/open?id=0B40XbRH2Qbx5aUwta2tWdmkybHc
Code:
diff -uN src/db.c new-src/db.c --- src/db.c Mon Jan 17 22:36:46 2000 +++ new-src/db.c Thu Jan 20 00:41:22 2000 @@ -1439,7 +1439,7 @@ void load_zones(FILE * fl, char *zonename) { static zone_rnum zone = 0; - int cmd_no, num_of_cmds = 0, line_num = 0, tmp, error; + int cmd_no, num_of_cmds = 0, line_num = 0, tmp, error, arg_num; char *ptr, buf[256], zname[256]; char t1[80], t2[80]; @@ -1506,9 +1506,13 @@ ZCMD.sarg2 = str_dup(t2); } } else { - if (sscanf(ptr, " %d %d %d %d ", &tmp, &ZCMD.arg1, &ZCMD.arg2, - &ZCMD.arg3) != 4) - error = 1; + if ((arg_num = sscanf(ptr, " %d %d %d %d %d ", &tmp, &ZCMD.arg1, &ZCMD.arg2, + &ZCMD.arg3, &ZCMD.arg4)) != 5){ + if (arg_num != 4) + error = 1; + else + ZCMD.arg4 = 0; + } } ZCMD.if_flag = tmp; @@ -1832,47 +1836,61 @@ int room_vnum, room_rnum; struct char_data *tmob=NULL; /* for trigger assignment */ struct obj_data *tobj=NULL; /* for trigger assignment */ + int mob_load = FALSE; /* ### */ + int obj_load = FALSE; /* ### */ + for (cmd_no = 0; ZCMD.command != 'S'; cmd_no++) { - if (ZCMD.if_flag && !last_cmd) + if (ZCMD.if_flag && !last_cmd && !mob_load && !obj_load) continue; + if (!ZCMD.if_flag) { /* ### */ + mob_load = FALSE; + obj_load = FALSE; + } + switch (ZCMD.command) { case '*': /* ignore command */ last_cmd = 0; break; case 'M': /* read a mobile */ - if (mob_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) { + if ((mob_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) && + (number(1, 100) >= ZCMD.arg4)) { mob = read_mobile(ZCMD.arg1, REAL); char_to_room(mob, ZCMD.arg3); load_mtrigger(mob); tmob = mob; last_cmd = 1; + mob_load = TRUE; } else last_cmd = 0; break; case 'O': /* read an object */ - if (obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) { + if ((obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) && + (number(1, 100) >= ZCMD.arg4)) { if (ZCMD.arg3 >= 0) { obj = read_object(ZCMD.arg1, REAL); obj_to_room(obj, ZCMD.arg3); load_otrigger(obj); last_cmd = 1; tobj = obj; + obj_load = TRUE; } else { obj = read_object(ZCMD.arg1, REAL); obj->in_room = NOWHERE; last_cmd = 1; + obj_load = TRUE; } } else last_cmd = 0; break; case 'P': /* object to object */ - if (obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) { + if ((obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) && + obj_load && (number(1, 100) >= ZCMD.arg4)) { obj = read_object(ZCMD.arg1, REAL); if (!(obj_to = get_obj_num(ZCMD.arg3))) { ZONE_ERROR("target obj not found, command disabled"); @@ -1893,7 +1911,8 @@ ZCMD.command = '*'; break; } - if (obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) { + if ((obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) && + mob_load && (number(1, 100) >= ZCMD.arg3)) { obj = read_object(ZCMD.arg1, REAL); load_otrigger(obj); tobj = obj; @@ -1909,7 +1928,8 @@ ZCMD.command = '*'; break; } - if (obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) { + if ((obj_index[ZCMD.arg1].number < ZCMD.arg2) && + mob_load && (number(1, 100) >= ZCMD.arg4)) { if (ZCMD.arg3 < 0 || ZCMD.arg3 >= NUM_WEARS) { ZONE_ERROR("invalid equipment pos number"); } else { diff -uN src/db.h new-src/db.h --- src/db.h Fri Nov 26 23:02:54 1999 +++ new-src/db.h Thu Jan 20 00:36:16 2000 @@ -141,6 +141,7 @@ int arg1; /* */ int arg2; /* Arguments to the command */ int arg3; /* */ + int arg4; /* percentages variable */ int line; /* line number this command appears on */ char *sarg1; /* string argument */ char *sarg2; /* string argument */

I can't guarantee it will work as good as the other patch did, but it might just work.

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23 Nov 2016 03:30 #6309 by Halenbane
Replied by Halenbane on topic Percentage Load Patch
I didn't end up using the code above but was certainly able to get some good reference from it. My % loads are now working great :) I will probably work up a snippet / tutorial for it soon.

Thanks!

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23 Nov 2016 04:46 #6310 by Halenbane
Replied by Halenbane on topic Percentage Load Patch
The only other thing I see that I may need help with is multiple items on % loads.
Use the screenshot below for reference..
puu.sh/srvpR/bcb2ab9d95.png
When I put in the 2nd item to load onto the mob, it asked me if I wanted it to be dependent on the previous.
In this instance, I need it to be dependent, but not to the dagger but the bakers loading, just as the dagger is
based on him loading.

Without being confusing, I need to find a way to tell the game if there is more than one item having a chance to load
to a mob, don't base the dependency on another item unless specified. So in the screenshot , Run Command #2 even if #1 doesn't fire, but as long as #0 does.

Does that make any sense?

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23 Nov 2016 04:47 #6311 by Halenbane
Replied by Halenbane on topic Percentage Load Patch
So maybe somehow make it so When you choose the Y/N for the dependency check in zedit, it then asks you which Command List # you want to base that dependency on. Until % loads this was never a problem.

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23 Nov 2016 18:41 - 23 Nov 2016 18:44 #6312 by JTP
Replied by JTP on topic Percentage Load Patch
Sounds great with a tbamud working snippet for procentage load.
Good play test first.
Last edit: 23 Nov 2016 18:44 by JTP.

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