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Posted by Greven Canada (835 posts) Bio

Date Reply #15 on Thu 04 Aug 2005 08:57 PM (UTC)

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The problem mine was crashing was that one of the numbers that was used to index an array was up near a million, where the array is 3 slots. With an if check 1 line above for > 2, it was still a million.


if ( value < 3 )
{
    ch_printf(ch, "Value: %d", value);
}

Would produce:

Value: 1532423

I dunno, I assume it is memory corruption, who knows. This was my crashing.

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Zeno USA (2,871 posts) Bio

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Reply #16 on Thu 04 Aug 2005 09:43 PM (UTC)

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Yeah, I've never had a crash related to mpsleep.

Oh there were more than 1 place to change it to <=, I didn't know that. Well I added the rest (3 total) and still no difference. I'll trying ripping mpsleep from SwFoTE.

Zeno McDohl,
Owner of Bleached InuYasha Galaxy
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Posted by Gohan_TheDragonball USA (183 posts) Bio

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Reply #17 on Thu 04 Aug 2005 11:45 PM (UTC)

Amended on Thu 04 Aug 2005 11:55 PM (UTC) by Gohan_TheDragonball

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I finally took some time in fixing mpsleep, the problem with it is that if you put an mpsleep inside of an ifcheck, they do not work, this will fix it:

you need to change the code inside the function mprog_driver, it is inside the while(TRUE) part, it should start out with something like /*mpsleep - Check if we should sleep -rkb */


change:
    if ( !str_prefix("mpsleep", cmnd))
to:
    one_argument( cmnd, arg );
    if (!str_cmp(arg, "mpsleep"))

inside that if statement below mpsleep->single_step = single_step

change:
        /* Time to sleep */
        cmnd = one_argument( cmnd, arg);
        if (arg[0] == '\0')
	    mpsleep->timer = 4;
        else
	    mpsleep->timer = atoi(cmnd);
to:
        /* Time to sleep */
        cmnd = one_argument( cmnd, arg);
        if (cmnd[0] == '\0')
            mpsleep->timer = 4;
        else
            mpsleep->timer = atoi(cmnd);

That should fix it up. At least it did on mine. On a side note, I also applied all previous fixes listed like changing < to <= in the FOR statements and changing the boolean in the mpsleep structure to bool ifstate[MAX_IFS][DO_ELSE+1].

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Zeno USA (2,871 posts) Bio

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Reply #18 on Fri 05 Aug 2005 12:45 AM (UTC)

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Ahh, thanks Gohan. That fixed it for me.

Zeno McDohl,
Owner of Bleached InuYasha Galaxy
http://www.biyg.org

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Gogoicarus Japan (15 posts) Bio

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Reply #19 on Tue 12 Feb 2008 09:54 AM (UTC)

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I realize this is the granddaddy of dead-threads, but rather than start a new one I thought I'd add it here.

I'm having problems where while MPsleep works just fine with delays on mobs and objects, when placed in a room, it just croaks out the rest of the prog after it is supposed to sleep. Same MPsleep code is being used.

Here's a sample prog:
<i>>act_prog p gets the stone circlet from the stone man
if level($n) < 50
mpechoat $n You feel a cold chill as you touch the shackle...Something...
mpechoaround $n $n shudders, touching the shackle. Something...
mpforce $n put shackle man
else
mpechoat $n You remove the shackle from the man's ankle, suddenly feeling
mpechoat $n something...
mpechoaround $n $n removes the shackle and gets an odd look in their eye...
mpsleep 2
mpechoat $n &rThis shackle you now hold is one of the five artifacts of the
mpechoat $n lands. In your travels you have seen that this world existed
mpechoat $n long before we mortals were here to walk it.
mpsleep 3
mpechoat $n The stone man whose movements were restricted by this shackle
mpechoat $n moved to turn himself into a God while the Gods themselves were
mpechoat $n trapped in mortal form. He opened the doorway to the realm of
mpechoat $n the Gods themselves, filling the earth with furious fire, and
mpechoat $n the old Gods felt his intrusion into their domain...
mpsleep 5
mpechoat $n &wYou feel as though there is more to this story, but no more
mpechoat $n speaks to your heart, here...
endif
</i>

What the player sees after the MPsleep bug gets through with it is...
>You get the stone shackle from the stone man.
You remove the shackle from the man's ankle, suddenly feeling
something...

And that's it. Nothing else. Since this is rather plot intensive, you can see my problem.

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Posted by

Nick Gammon Australia (23,158 posts) Bio Forum Administrator

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Reply #20 on Tue 12 Feb 2008 10:05 AM (UTC)

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Neither of the branches of the if (that is, if he is level 50 or lower) say "You get the stone shackle from the stone man.".

The act_prog is on "gets the stone circlet from the stone man".

That is not the same as the stone shackle.

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