Here's the way I do it... If the player fails the skill, I run them
through this so they get a chance to improve at it. It's primitive but
good enough to give you an idea hopefully...
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void improve_skill(struct char_data *ch, int skill)
{
int percent = GET_SKILL(ch, skill);
/* Check against wis to see if they learn */
if (number(0, 170) > GET_WIS(ch))
return;
/* Make sure they're in the right range */
if (percent >= 95 || percent <= 0)
return;
percent = MIN(95, percent + number(5, 10));
SET_SKILL(ch, skill, percent);
send_to_char("You have learned from your mistakes.\r\n", ch);
}
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On Wed, 10 Jul 1996, Brian Williams - Nashak wrote:
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> or something.. =) if so.. could you please post the actual void learn()
> command? I sure would enjoy it.. :P if not.. anyone have any hints on how
> to do this? and make it so only like.. every 20-30 times you dodged it'd
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