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Patrick Schmitt
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20th March, 2006 at 08:21:54 -
I want to create a game with several rooms where you can collect items. How can I save room-number and the items the player has on hard disk, how to load them...?
Can you give me an example with 2or3 rooms and 2or3 items that I can use and expand...
I use "Click&Create" or "MultimediaFusion V1.0"
Thank you very much
Patrick
patrick@schmitt-dahlen.de
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20th March, 2006 at 12:18:02 -
the simplest way is the INI object, see it's examples (should be on MMF1.0 CD i think)
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Radix
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20th March, 2006 at 14:20:01 -
You'd be better off with an array for more complex games. Otherwise you have to define the groups/item names to save to the ini for each value.
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Arneckian
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21st March, 2006 at 08:17:19 -
Why are you using MMF 1.0 and CnC???
Phizzy is God. Mod him.
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Patrick Schmitt
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21st March, 2006 at 09:05:43 -
Im using CnC or MMF1.0
Is it better to use a highter Version of MMF to solve my problem?
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DaVince
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21st March, 2006 at 15:33:00 -
No, but MMF 1.5 is MUCH better than 1.0, and you have access to more extensions.
Anyway, for simple file save things, just use the INI object.
* At the start of the frame:
- Set ini file to Appdrive$+Appdir$+"filename.ini" (or another fitting filename).
- Set group to "game" (or another fitting group name).
* When entering a room (save):
- Set value of item "Current room" (or another fitting name) to value of <roomnumber>.
* When picking up an item:
- Set value of item "Item Shovel" (or another fitting name) to value 1.
* When entering a room (load):
+ Compare 2 general values: Value of [Get ini item "Item Shovel"] is equal to [1]:
- Destroy the item in the room, as the player already has it.
I'm sure you can figure out more yourself, just practice using the INI object a bit. 
Old member (~2004-2007).
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Patrick Schmitt
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22nd March, 2006 at 15:10:50 -
Thanks... I'll try it...
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Patrick Schmitt
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24th March, 2006 at 08:29:12 -
Wow! It works! I'm happy 
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