Is it possible to intercept a rest or sit command when it was directed at a table or furniture piece they are already upon? This check could probably be placed prior to the [Standing first] message and could simply say they are already sitting/resting at the target.
Is it possible to modify sit to act like rest whereas using the command by itself without arguments and while upon an object will change your position on said object?
>sit bed
You sit on a bed.
>rest
You rest on a bed.
>sit
[Standing first]
You stand up from a bed.
You sit down.
Uh.. As far as I'm aware, this is already the case.
Quote from: Patuk on June 10, 2012, 02:48:58 PM
Uh.. As far as I'm aware, this is already the case.
Try again, pretty sure my clan staff thinks I'm retarded if they saw what my character was doing for the past five minutes.
As far as beds go, some seem to do it, some don't. My past experience anyway.
Quote from: solera on June 10, 2012, 02:55:46 PM
As far as beds go, some seem to do it, some don't. My past experience anyway.
Hmm, I'm starting to think that sitting
at tables is entirely different code-wise from sitting
on other objects.
If you can rest on it, and you're already sitting at it, this already happens.
Quote from: bcw81 on June 10, 2012, 03:25:13 PM
If you can rest on it, and you're already sitting at it, this already happens.
Is this to item 1 or 2?
They don't seem to understand what you're meaning, Reiteration.
I'm pretty sure I've come across objects that will let you sit from rest without specifying the object, but I can't be positive.
For those that don't understand about what he's talking about and keep trying to say it's like that, is that you can 'sit couch' then 'rest' and you'll automatically rest on the couch (or whatever), but if you do the opposite and 'rest couch' then 'sit' it won't do that - you stand up and sit on the floor. Though like I mentioned, I think I've found some objects that you can do that to, but most of them you can't.
Whether this is code or object, it's likely not a small thing to make them "Scandinavian friendly"... That's part's a joke, btw.
Quote from: Reiteration on June 10, 2012, 03:35:32 PM
Quote from: bcw81 on June 10, 2012, 03:25:13 PM
If you can rest on it, and you're already sitting at it, this already happens.
Is this to item 1 or 2?
I think it's visa versa type of thing.
Quote from: Reiteration on June 10, 2012, 02:46:29 PM
Is it possible to intercept a rest or sit command when it was directed at a table or furniture piece they are already upon? This check could probably be placed prior to the [Standing first] message and could simply say they are already sitting/resting at the target.
Is it possible to modify sit to act like rest whereas using the command by itself without arguments and while upon an object will change your position on said object?
>sit bed
You sit on a bed.
>rest
You rest on a bed.
>sit
[Standing first]
You stand up from a bed.
You sit down.
I can't duplicate this, even doing it in the same places you did with the same commands. Note that if you are asleep and then wake up, you automatically move to "sitting," not "resting," so if you type "sit" after that point, you're already sitting...therefore the game thinks you want to sit on the floor because you've provided no argument.
I wonder about:
"rest bed"
"sit " <-- note space after sit
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Quote from: brytta.leofa on June 11, 2012, 11:30:13 AM
I wonder about:
"rest bed"
"sit " <-- note space after sit
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Sit + space = you sit on the bed
sit - space = you sit on the bed
"rest bed" -- you rest on the bed
"sit" -- you sit on the bed
"sit" (again) -- obviously you want to sit somewhere else, let me deposit you on the floor after you stand up
I've encountered some bed/bunk/cot objects where you can sit on them but if you try to rest or sleep on them it dumps you on the floor instead. Should these be bugged?
Quote from: Nyr on June 11, 2012, 11:33:50 AM
Quote from: brytta.leofa on June 11, 2012, 11:30:13 AM
I wonder about:
"rest bed"
"sit " <-- note space after sit
(Can't log in right now; anybody want to try?)
Sit + space = you sit on the bed
sit - space = you sit on the bed
"rest bed" -- you rest on the bed
"sit" -- you sit on the bed
"sit" (again) -- obviously you want to sit somewhere else, let me deposit you on the floor after you stand up
Keep this up long enough and I promise I'll make you a new rage comic.
I'm so confused.
Quote from: A Large Bag on June 11, 2012, 11:40:53 AM
I've encountered some bed/bunk/cot objects where you can sit on them but if you try to rest or sleep on them it dumps you on the floor instead. Should these be bugged?
Yes. Bug (or typo) them. Staff normally fix this in a few minutes.
Hahaha. We made Nyr sit, stand, and roll off a bed repeatedly like he was retarded :D