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| Posted by
| Kalados
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| Sun 15 Nov 2009 09:32 AM (UTC) |
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| I've got a guide (http://www.auricmud.com/snippets/new-channel.html) On how to make a channel, and I have no problem getting into those files and editing them just unsure as to where exactly I should put those snippets.
For example:
"You would add a line similar to this to add your 'ooc' channel to the 'channels' display."
Where exactly do I enter the code that follows? Just hit enter plug it in and indent?
If someone could point me in the right direction? Thanks. | | Top |
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| Posted by
| Hanaisse
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| Reply #1 on Sun 15 Nov 2009 04:05 PM (UTC) |
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| Yes, that's pretty much it.
Looking at that snippet, once you find each line regarding the "yell" channel, simply return from the end of the line and copy/paste the "ooc" channel info they give.
For example, the first direction they give;
ch_printf_color( ch, "%s", !IS_SET( ch->deaf, CHANNEL_YELL ) ? " &G+YELL" : " &g-yell" );
ch_printf_color( ch, "%s", !IS_SET( ch->deaf, CHANNEL_OOC ) ?
" &G+OOC" :
" &R-ooc" );
Which kinda looks ugly so I would reformat it to remove the spaces in the 2 extra lines so that it all lines up into one.
ch_printf_color( ch, "%s", !IS_SET( ch->deaf, CHANNEL_OOC ) ? " &G+OOC" : " &R-ooc" );
Continue the same with the rest of the new additional code lines, and don't forget to make clean when finished.
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