Recently I've been developing a Halloween themed text adventure where you can go through certain rooms by typing 'use X door' freely. I'm in trouble though, because for the game,
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RoguePhantom01 wrote:
Recently I've been developing a Halloween themed text adventure where you can go through certain rooms by typing 'use X door' freely. I'm in trouble though, because for the game,
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Recently I've been developing a Halloween themed text adventure where you can go through certain rooms by typing 'use X door' freely. The problem script goes something like this:
-Forever:
-ask What will you do?:
--If ROOM (the valuable) =1:
---If answer = use IRON DOOR:
---set ROOM to 2
---Add 'You go though the IRON DOOR' to: Halloween
---Wait one second
---add 'You are in a corridor, there is a BLUE DOOR, a RED DOOR, and an IRON DOOR' to: Halloween
--If ROOM (the valuable)= 2:
---If answer = use IRON DOOR
--- add 'You walk through the IRON DOOR' to Halloween
--- set ROOM (the variable) to 1
At that point the variable ROOM goes back to 2 and there is the 'you are in a corridor, there is a BLUE DOOR, a RED DOOR, and an IRON DOOR' message again. I really want to finish this project but this problem is a wall blocking me from getting there, help!
Sorry about the poor script imitation!
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Oh, found a solution! If any moderators are reading this, please close it!
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RoguePhantom01 wrote:
Oh, found a solution! If any moderators are reading this, please close it!
If you want a thread to be closed, report the first post with a message like "close please". I've done it for you this time
Last edited by Molybdenum (2012-10-20 13:07:24)
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