On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Del wrote:
>Where is the statement that sends out the skill message if there is
>one???? It checks to see if there is NO message, and if not.. send a dam
>message (below). Ok.. fine.. lets say we have a skill message, Show me
>the line that sends sthe skill message at this point.
I think you'll find a lot of 'act()' and 'send_to_char()' calls in
skill_message().
>> # sent out, if we don't then we'll use generic dam_message so
>> # at least something is sent.
>> dam_message(dam, ch, victim, attacktype);
>
>note this is a dam message, not a skill message that is sent out IF there is
>no skill message.
Skill message:
You beautifully slash $N into two parts -- both dead.
Damage message:
You massacre $N to small fragments with your #w.
So you don't get a spiffy death message if there isn't a skill message, no
big deal.
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George Greer | The Ceramic Mouse & Snippets
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