adventure

问题 I am a student, and I am trying to make an adventure text game, without using arrays. This code is a function, called by main (within another switch case statement). The problem is, the day doesn't update. It only updates when the code is included inline in main . int getArea (int nArea) //area and day { int nShisha, nBall, nLolipop, nPepsi ; int nUser; //test variables int nPrice; // testing variable for price int naUser ; int nDay; nDay = 2; printf("Choose your Area\n"); printf("1. Riyadh

问题 I decided to make a text based adventure and I realized I didn't know much about making one. I do, however, know that I want to make it with a batch file, just because I think it is easier to work with and share. I don't have many questions right now but I'm sure I'll come up with more as time goes on (if I decide this is fun) but right now I have two questions: How do you make lines appear as if someone was typing it? How do you make the line wait x seconds before going to the next process

问题 I have the following code where I randomly create 7 room names, and give them a type (start, middle, end). I now need to randomly connect these rooms to each have anywhere between 3 and 6 connections. I am at a loss of what to do. I have found an example of how to do it using bitcode, but as in my other post, I still do not understand that version. If anyone could help, that would be greatly appreciated. Below is the relevant code for the rooms: Here is where the I declare the rooms: void

问题 I am trying to make a simple naive text adventure game (base one this page) to learn OCaml. The game is about making an game engine, so all the information about rooms, items ect, is store in a json file. Sample json file would be like this: { "rooms": [ { "id": "room1", "description": "This is Room 1. There is an exit to the north.\nYou should drop the white hat here.", "items": ["black hat"], "points": 10, "exits": [ { "direction": "north", "room": "room2" } ], "treasure": ["white hat"] },

问题 I am making a text adventure in C#, and someone suggested that I use a dispatch table instead of a switch statement. Here's the switch statement code: #region Public Methods public static void Do(string aString) { if(aString == "") return; string verb = ""; string noun = ""; if (aString.IndexOf(" ") > 0) { string[] temp = aString.Split(new char[] {' '}, 2); verb = temp[0].ToLower(); noun = temp[1].ToLower(); } else { verb = aString.ToLower(); } switch(Program.GameState) { case Program