- Aug 6, 2016
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Well fuck me, I managed to (kinda) fix the pool bug, though it required me to restart my game. Better than nothing eh?
Turns out, the variable $pool isn't defined on startup. So if you dig through the code, each room gets defined. $living, $bathroom, etc. They look like this in the code:
But there is no block for $pool . So when the game goes to try and find the variable 'pool' there's nothing there and it goes ERRR.
So what I did was just.... copy one of those blocks, change the name to $pool, and pasted it in under the $myroom block. I then restarted the game to re-initialize things so it would actually set the variable. I have no idea what this will break, probably quite a bit. but at least it's a start. I can now swim and clean the pool, yaaaaaay!
(I'm sure this could be done with the browser console but I have no idea how to set arrays with it. If someone smarter wants to chime in, please, feel free)
Turns out, the variable $pool isn't defined on startup. So if you dig through the code, each room gets defined. $living, $bathroom, etc. They look like this in the code:
Code:
<<set $myroom = {
"title" : ["Event_3","Event_4","Event_6","Event_9" ],
"status": [0,0,0,0],
"time" : [3,3,5,1],
"money": [100,100,100,100],
"morality": [30,40,60,90],
"mom_lust": [0,0,0,0],
"mom_love": [30,40,60,90],
"mom_rel": [0,0,0,0,],
"day": [0,0,0,0],
"stamina": [30,40,60,90],
}
>>So what I did was just.... copy one of those blocks, change the name to $pool, and pasted it in under the $myroom block. I then restarted the game to re-initialize things so it would actually set the variable. I have no idea what this will break, probably quite a bit. but at least it's a start. I can now swim and clean the pool, yaaaaaay!
(I'm sure this could be done with the browser console but I have no idea how to set arrays with it. If someone smarter wants to chime in, please, feel free)
