JTP wrote: Few Things dont Work though.
Taming a Mount sets spell tame twice:
Master is: <none>, Followers are: <none>
AFF: TAMED
SPL: ( 25hr) tame
SPL: ( 25hr) tame
Triggers:
None.
Mounting the mob and move doesnt move the Mount, but only the char moves. Character is montering a horse when i look in the room. But if the character goes to n, s, e or w or what ever, horse is left behind, only the character moves. If the character comes back, he is again mounts on the horse.
Move messages isnt showing right. Maybe because the Mount dont move with the character.
And more 
Iwe tried my best over the past week, hope someone feels up for making this patch Work on tbamud some day.
Since I don't have time to do this code, let me break down what I found while reading thru it.
Issue one: Setting tame twice. I believe this code block in do_tame is causing the issue:
Code:
af.type = SKILL_TAME;
af.duration = 24;
af.modifier = 0;
af.location = APPLY_NONE;
af.bitvector = AFF_TAMED;
affect_join(vict, &af, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE);
I think it should be set like this:
Code:
new_affect(&af);
af.spell = SKILL_TAME;
af.duration = 24;
SET_BIT_AR(af.bitvector, AFF_TAMED);
affect_to_char(vict, &af);
Issue 2: Mount not moving. Going over the whole act.movement.c part probably needs to be completely rewritten. I would suggest you write it from scratch and use the snippet as an example. The reason the mount did not move is because their isn't anything really write it for tba mud 3.68. It only contains stuff for do_simple_move, but movement for followers and stuff is handled at: int perform_move. I would use this example as how to write a move block for mounts:
Code:
struct follow_type *k, *next;
for (k = ch->followers; k; k = next) {
next = k->next;
if ((IN_ROOM(k->follower) == was_in) &&
(GET_POS(k->follower) >= POS_STANDING)) {
act("You follow $N.\r\n", FALSE, k->follower, 0, ch, TO_CHAR);
perform_move(k->follower, dir, 1);
}
}
If I were writing a code block for movement for the mount, I would write a check to see if you are both in same room, then if you are riding it and it is tamed, then have it perform_move.
If any typos I am sorry, kinda wrote this on the fly.
