could offer any insight. I've come up with a few ways of doing it. I already can do the code, I just need to decide on a method. Players 1: Skills for second_attack, third_attack, fourth_attack checked on preform_violence against a %. Maybe add a +/- % every time so the are not guarenteed the full set of attacks every time. 2: A calculation based on their DEX, Level, optionally weapon weight. Heavier weapon does more damage but is slower on the swing. I like this one. Mobs: 1: Set a second_attack, third_attack, fourth_attack flag on the mob. This would work but I'm not sure if this is how I want to do it. 2: Calculation based on dex and level. How to make some mobs get more/less hits per level? 3: A speed variable in mob_special_data which is what I'm trying right now. Table of speed 0 = 1 attack. 1 = 20% of second attack. 2 = 50% of third.. 4 = 85%max of 2nd, 20% of 3rd. I kind of like 3, because it lets you customize the mob on how fast you want it to be. However, I'm unsure how to create a big table of all the %20, %50, etc. Besides huge if branches. I'd look forward to any suggestions, advice, or code :) I'm not looking for patches, I just want some idea's on the Best way to go about multiple attacks for players and mobs. Perhaps you can tell me how your mud does it. Thanks for any help. ----- ________________________________________________________________ .--Balif@Nacs.Net - LaME Magazine http://www.nacs.net/~balif/lame. |--Loozers Achieving Mindboggling Eleetness (whurrrrrrrd)--------| .________________________________________________________________. -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.3a mQBtAzKjS2EAAAEDAMzihJ3fJ5xz2KtzH31Bwi5cIcFVTRiSYK2yvSXq3v1Qs7ra HtQuCsSMEnrmwAFhH16THW02uKGH1qOuHHX1dCYI8ZrybspIOwno2+29MiRSX7uh VFyRA8kjAvcJyTy69QAFEbQcQnJpYW4gSm9uZXMgPGJhbGlmQG5hY3MubmV0PokA dQMFEDKjS2EjAvcJyTy69QEBGYcC/3TFT8qgU/qZLoQMkYm4hVoxWdwTLuEVtqAg 87NjShcCIUR5eA6t0MpjHD4xkFTRl6nqC3adc3d1a/QOxBcWr9YUOcaRQz8OhZL7 3RFqJrgpku00CcI7WE6Cq+w7U7Vv7A== =zM09 -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
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