Simple game Snippet

By Clayton on Dec 31, 2010

Simple script I whipped up for a game I play while waiting for the new year :D

It's pretty self-explanatory

Constructive criticism welcome :D

Enjoy!

on *:text:!ticketprice*:#:{
  if (!$2) { msg # 4 Usage: !ticketprice price }
  elseif ($2 == %ticketprice) { msg # 4 $2 is already the ticket price }
  else {
    set %ticketprice $2
    msg # 12 The new ticket price is $2
  }
}

on *:text:!currentticketprice:#:{
  if (%ticketprice == $null) { msg # 4 There is no ticket price set }
  else {
    msg # 12 Ticket Price: %ticketprice
  }
}

on *:text:!ticketamount*:#:{
  if (!$2) { msg # 4 Usage: !ticketamount amount }
  elseif ($2 == %ticketamount) { msg # 4 $2 is already the amount of tickets that you have }
  else {
    set %ticketamount $2
    msg # 12 Your new ticket amount is $2
  }
}

on *:text:!currentticketamount:#:{
  if (%ticketamount == $null) { msg # 4 There is no ticket amount set }
  else {
    msg # 12 Ticket amount: %ticketamount
  }
}

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Clayton - Jan 01, 2011

@ Jethro_ I will experiment with this snippet and try to consolidate all the text events into one. I do mean price, not prize therefore if($!2 !isnum) is necessary for this script.

Thanks.

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Jethro - Dec 31, 2010

One critical matter to put into consideration: the $2 can be anything that people enter, so you need to make sure it is a number and nothing else by making an if check:

if ($2 !isnum) { msg # 4 Usage: !ticketprice price }

Unless, of course, you mean prize, not price. There is a difference between these two words.

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Jethro - Dec 31, 2010

Clayton, experiment with consolidating all the text events into one. There is no useful purpose to make one routine per text event.

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Clayton - Dec 31, 2010

You are correct that would have been easier, should've thought of that.

Time to edit I think :)

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_Teen_ - Dec 31, 2010

if you didnt set the %ticketprice, why dont use

if (!%ticketprice) { msg # 4 There is no ticket price set }

it will check, if there is any var called %ticketprice, if not, command

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