Well, as pse-rpg is officially put off until the end of school, I figure I will use any and all free days I get to working on my new project of mine, the C# Adventure. It will be released in Chapters... each one with one town and one area, and will end with the Final Chapter
so far Chapter one is roughly.. err.. 2% done? I just started today really...
once I get all of the town of Chapter 1 done (named ChanTown) I shall release....
woo...
Out of curiosity, where did you get the nae "chantown" from o.o
That aside, what are you programming this with? C#, clearly, but are you using the console or XNA or some other method?
Actually, I was at first going to call it just "Town" but then I wanted it to be near the other source codes.... so I had to make it begin with C
ChanTown came to mind at first and I did not think of anything better
also, yes, it is C# and I am using the Console... (this is a txt based game I should mention)
Haha, that's better than I thought (4ChanTown). So you won't be doing anything like tilemaps, it will be a normal text based game like what Raylin submitted to the DCS topic? Sounds fun
If you need any help, highlight Merth (or the cool nickname []-tab)
Edit: Of course, you can highlight me, but Merth or Ben would know best.
Thanks for volunteering me
This sounds like a cool project. I look forward to seeing progress.
heh, 4chantown chantown... only the latter because it begins with C...
and yes, I di plan it to be fun, two things...
1. There is a map, I plan to make each map 25 tiles, each area will have a boss a 5,5, but each step will make you fight a set enemy..
2. code will not be the best due to me being a bit of a n00b in C#, but I will try my best. this is mainly a learning experiance for me
*bump bump bump*
Code: using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
public class CTown {
public int posu = 1;
public int posl = 1;
public bool action = false;
public CTown() {
Console.WriteLine("WELCOME TO CHANTOWN, the quiet place never to be attacked by monsters, just Anon");
}
public void ALchk() { //performs a check of location and applies action.
if (posu == 0 || posl == 0) {
Console.WriteLine("Don't crash The Game, good job, now to restart");
Environment.Exit(0);
}
if (posu == 1 & posl == 1) {
Console.WriteLine("This is where you start");
} // bloated code up ahead
if(posu == 1 & posl == 2) {
string answer = "";
Console.WriteLine("Would you like to enter the E.V.I.L forest?");
answer = Console.ReadLine();
if (answer2 == "yes") {
Console.WriteLine("SUCKS, NO ENTERING FOR NAIO");
}
if (answer2 == "no"){
Console.WriteLine("Ok, please move along then");
}
}
if(posu == 1 & posl == 3) {
string answer = "";
string answer2 = answer.ToUpper();
Console.WriteLine("Would you like to enter the E.V.I.L forest?");
answer = Console.ReadLine();
if (answer2 == "yes") {
Console.WriteLine("SUCKS, NO ENTERING FOR NAIO");
}
if (answer2 == "no"){
Console.WriteLine("Ok, please move along then");
}
}
if(posu == 1 & posl == 4) {}
if(posu == 1 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 2 & posl == 1) {}
if(posu == 2 & posl == 2) {}
if(posu == 2 & posl == 3) {}
if(posu == 2 & posl == 4) {}
if(posu == 2 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 3 & posl == 1) {}
if(posu == 3 & posl == 2) {}
if(posu == 3 & posl == 3) {}
if(posu == 3 & posl == 4) {}
if(posu == 3 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 4 & posl == 1) {}
if(posu == 4 & posl == 2) {}
if(posu == 4 & posl == 3) {}
if(posu == 4 & posl == 4) {}
if(posu == 4 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 5 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 5 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 5 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 5 & posl == 5) {}
if(posu == 5 & posl == 5) {}
}
}
I have too many if statements.... help?
Code: switch (posu * 5 + posl) {
case 1:
blah;
break;
case 2:
blah;
break;
case 3:
blah;
break;
...
}
Use posu*5+posl to map to a single value, and switch on that to handle all the cases. If there're two things that do the same thing you can do:
Code: case 4:
case 5:
blah;
break;
ah, ok, I see then. Thanks Merth and weregoose. I see how this works, I do think I will make some adjustments so that it fits my needs, I shall post more when I get some time to code later on...
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