/*
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Author: Ed Langenback apostle@pokynet.com
// Version: 1.0
// Date: 02/25/02
// setup help for the connected state blacksmith system included
// in arcmod 1.0 by Mike Smullins (smote@mindless.com)
// Code originally written for Aarchon Mud. mud.aarchonmud.com:7000
// (arcmod 1.0 can be found on kyndig.com, search for 'arcmod.zip')
// http://www.kyndig.com/cgi-bin/codes/search.cgi?query=arcmod
// you WILL need smith.c from this file!
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
*/
/*
Why did I make this up? That's easy, when arcmod.zip was distributed,
it was with VERY little in the way of documentation or install instructions.
I spent longer than I will admit trying to get this thing to work, and
now that I have, I decided that I would make something available to make
installation of this blacksmith easier for others like myself.
If anyone has done a similar file for the rest of the arcmod 1.0
package, then I'd be interested in hearing about successful implementations
of it, or better yet.. a copy of a file like this written for it.
I am particularly interested in good methods to evenly integrate all
10 stats into the mud as smoothly as is done on Aarchon.
NOTE: you WILL need the file 'smith.c' from arcmod.zip, which you can find
at http://www.kyndig.com/cgi-bin/codes/search.cgi?query=arcmod
*/
/*
put smith.c into your src directory and
add smith.o to the o-files listed in your makefile
*/
/* Grep for these declarations */
bool get_name args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_old_password args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool confirm_new_name args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_new_password args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool confirm_new_password args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_new_race args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_new_sex args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_new_class args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_alignment args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool default_choice args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool gen_groups args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool pick_weapon args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool read_imotd args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool read_motd args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool break_connect args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_creation_mode args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool roll_stats args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool get_stat_priority args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
/* ...And add these to them */
void do_smith args( (CHAR_DATA *ch, char *argument) );
bool smith_welcome args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_type args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_subtype args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_purchase args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_material args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_quality args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_color args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_personal args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_level args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_keywords args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_select args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
bool smith_inventory args( ( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument ) );
int creation_mode args((DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d) );
int con_state args((DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d) );
void set_creation_state args((DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, int cmode) );
void remort_complete args((CHAR_DATA *ch ) );
/* i've got nanny(); split off into it's own file (nanny.c)
[this is recomended, makes it easier to deal with.]
locate yours . . .
*/
void nanny( DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d, char *argument )
{
switch (creation_mode(d) )
{
default:
switch ( con_state(d) )
{
default:
bug( "Nanny: bad d->connected %d.", d->connected );
close_socket( d );
return;
[snip . . .]
/*
If you're not using the nanny.c file from arcmod.zip, you may or may not
have a creation_mode switch in your nanny() function, if you don't, you'll
need to add one. see nanny.c from arcmod.zip for a look at how it needs
to work.
In switch(creation_mode(d) ), add a new case for CREATION_BLACKSMITH
and plug this code in there.
*/
case CREATION_BLACKSMITH:
switch ( con_state(d) )
{
default:
bug( "Nanny: bad d->connected %d.", d->connected );
close_socket( d );
return;
case CON_SMITH_WELCOME:
if (smith_welcome(d, argument)) smith_level(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_LEVEL:
if (smith_level(d, argument)) smith_type(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_TYPE:
if (smith_type(d, argument)) smith_subtype(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_SUBTYPE:
if (smith_subtype(d, argument)) smith_quality(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_QUALITY:
if (smith_quality(d, argument)) smith_material(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_MATERIAL:
if (smith_material(d, argument)) smith_purchase(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_PURCHASE:
if (smith_purchase(d, argument)) d->connected=CON_PLAYING;
break;
case CON_SMITH_COLOR:
if (smith_color(d, argument)) smith_purchase(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_PERSONAL:
if (smith_personal(d, argument)) smith_keywords(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_KEYWORDS:
if (smith_keywords(d, argument)) smith_purchase(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_SELECT:
if (smith_select(d, argument)) smith_inventory(d, "");
break;
case CON_SMITH_INVENTORY:
if (smith_inventory(d, argument)) d->connected=CON_PLAYING;
break;
}
break;
/*
At the end of nanny.c, or in the same file as the nanny()function,
add this routine. */
/*
do_smith originally written by Thomas Langenback,
fine tuned by me.
-Ed
*/
void do_smith (CHAR_DATA *ch, char *argument)
{
DESCRIPTOR_DATA *d=ch->desc;
CHAR_DATA *pMob;
bool found=FALSE;
for (pMob = ch->in_room->people;pMob != NULL;pMob = pMob->next_in_room)
{
if (!IS_NPC(pMob))
continue;
if (IS_SET(pMob->act, ACT_SMITH))
found = TRUE;
set_creation_state(d, CREATION_BLACKSMITH);
set_con_state(d, CON_SMITH_WELCOME);
smith_welcome(d,"");
break;
return;
}
if (!found)
{
send_to_char("There's no Smith here.\n\r", ch);
return;
}
}
/*
add declarations for the smith command
to the command tables in interp.h
*/
DECLARE_DO_FUN( do_smith );
/*
and interp.c
*/
{ "smith", do_smith, POS_STANDING, 0, LOG_NORMAL, 1 },
/*
In merc.h, define the following con_states and increase
MAX_CON_STATE apropriately.
*/
#define CON_SMITH_WELCOME 26
#define CON_SMITH_TYPE 27
#define CON_SMITH_SUBTYPE 28
#define CON_SMITH_PURCHASE 29
#define CON_SMITH_MATERIAL 30
#define CON_SMITH_QUALITY 31
#define CON_SMITH_COLOR 32
#define CON_SMITH_PERSONAL 33
#define CON_SMITH_LEVEL 34
#define CON_SMITH_KEYWORDS 35
#define CON_SMITH_SELECT 36
#define CON_SMITH_INVENTORY 37
/*
if you're adding the rest of the stuff from arcmod.zip,
you'll need all of these. otherwise you just need
CREATION_BLACKSMITH
*/
#define CREATION_UNKNOWN 0
#define CREATION_INSTANT 1
#define CREATION_QUICK 2
#define CREATION_NORMAL 3
#define CREATION_REMORT 4
#define CREATION_BLACKSMITH 5
/*
add the needed ACT_ (or ACT2_) bit:
if you make it an ACT2_ be sure to change do_smith to reflect this.
*/
#define ACT_SMITH (ee)
/*
make this value whatever you use to define
a dummy prototype object in limbo.are
for the smith to build from
*/
#define OBJ_VNUM_BLACKSMITH 30
/*
add this field to struct pc_data
*/
OBJ_DATA * smith;
/*
add these fields to struct obj_data
*/
int durability;
bool smith;
/*
in tables.c, locate
const struct flag_type act_flags[] =
look for:
{ "gain", bb, TRUE },
{ "update_always", cc, TRUE },
{ "changer", dd, TRUE },
*/
/* and add: */
{ "smith", ee, TRUE },
/*
this will make ACT_SMITH a valid choice in olc for mob editing.
*/
/*
create a mob, make sure ACT_SMITH is set on it,
set ACT_SENTINEL (unless you WANT a wandering smith),
make it's level high enough so that you wont have players killing
it all the time... or not.. it's up to you. <cackle>
and put in a reset to load it where-ever you want your smith to be.
do a clean compile and restart.
now when a player is in the same room as the smith they can use the 'smith' command
to start the blacksmith routine.
*note* this code assumes that you have bank code in, and so extracts
the cost of the item from the players bank account if they dont have it on them.
if you don't have a bank, I would recommend thinking about it.
it also assumes that players can have quest points, because some things
require quest points in addition to large ammounts of gold.
to keep from having ultra powerfull players really fast, you might consider
making the smith more expensive, or gold harder to come by. I'm certain
however that the second option will go over like a turd in a punchbowl at
a wedding, and therefore cannot recommend it.
*/
/*
DISCLAIMER & LICENCE:
I *THINK* that i've covered everything here, but anything's possible, and
I could have missed something. If so it shouldn't be too difficult to
track down whatever it is.
this file may be freely re-distributed intact
so long as proper credit is given.
as for arcmod.zip, you'll have to ask Mike Smullins about that, i've tried
the email he gave in his file, but there was never any indication that it was
recieved.
*/