Corey Richardson wrote:
Here is my code that is being used/affected by the block that is
erroring. The rest is superfluous, and does not affect it:
Something is screwy.
def monsAttk (damage, attack,playHp): # function expects 3 arguments
monsAttk(4, 15) # passes 2 arguments
That should raise TypeError: monsAttk() takes exactly 3 argument (2 given)
So something else is awry.
BTW the fact that you assigned playHp = 20 has no effect in the
function. You redefined playHp as a local variable in the def statement.
intel = 10 #Define the abilities.
strn = 10
con = 10
dex = 10
wis = 10
exp = 0
cha = 10
playHp = 20
melWep = 1 # A sword
rngWep = 1 #A bow
attack = dex+strn/2 #If they hit!
melDmg = strn+1+melWep/2 #Melee damage
deff = (con/3)+(dex/2)+6 #Defense
rngDmg = dex+1+rngWep/2 #Ranged damage
print "You are hiking through the woods one day, and you are jumped
by a goblin!" #The beginning of the adventure
print "Do you want to 1. Attack w/sword, 2. Attack w/bow, 3. Flee,
or 4. Nothing"
gob1Hp = 10 #First monsters hitpoints
def monsAttk (damage, attack,playHp): #A monsters attack if
attack > deff: #Monster hit playHp -= damage #Player
takes damage (I think...I will have
to work that out)
print "You have sustained", damage, "damage, with",
damage-playHp, "remaining" #Inform player of their status
def gmAttack(monHp, monDef, monAgil) : #A player attack
op1 = raw_input("Your choice?")
while op1 != "5": #Just a loop that you can break out of
(possibly...working that out) if op1 == '1': #Option 1
if attack + 10 > monDef : #If the player hits
monHp-= melDmg #Monster takes damage
print "you did", melDmg, "damage! It now has",
monHp, "health left!" #Inform player how much health it has.
monsAttk(4, 15) #Monster attacks elif
op1 == '2': #Option 2 if attack + 10 >monDef: #If you
hit the monster
monHp -= rngDmg #Monster takes damage
print "you did", rngDmg, "damage! It now has",
monHp, "health left!" #Inform player how much health it has
monsAttk(4, 15) #Monster attacks
elif op1 == '3' : #Option 3
if attack + dex > monAgil : #If they can escape
print "Thou hast fled!" #They have fled!
break #Stop the loop (I think. Can someone please inform
me as of how this works? I have looked online...it makes no sense
to me)
elif op1 == '4' : #Option 4...the dumb one
monsAttk(4, 15) #Monster attacks
monsAttk(4,15) #Monster attacks again, cause they are dumb
print "You should attack..." #Inform them of their
stupidity
else : #Well, what the hell did they pick?
print "Unknown option, try again!" #Inform them they
didn't pick a valid option
while gob1Hp >= 0: #Well it is still alive
gmAttack(gob1Hp,13,15) #player attacks
if gob1Hp <= 0.5 : #if it dies
print "Gratz! You have gotten 5 exp! You only have", 100-exp,
"exp left till lv 1!" #print their experience
exp += 5 #Give them exp
If you catch an error besides what is wrong, please don't point it
out, as I would like to work it out myself, unless marked in the
comments. But this one is evading me...I have playHp defined at the
beginning, and I am getting this error :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Quick-Start\Documents\Python Doc's\Game_File.py",
line 183, in <module>
gmAttack(gob1Hp,13,15)
File "C:\Users\Quick-Start\Documents\Python Doc's\Game_File.py",
line 167, in gmAttack
monsAttk(4, 15)
File "C:\Users\Quick-Start\Documents\Python Doc's\Game_File.py",
line 157, in monsAttk
playHp -= damage
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'playHp' referenced before
assignment
If you could please help me, that would be great. I'm just trying to
get the game engine working, as of now, it is 30% done, with
Inventory, Equipment, and a more sophisticated and simpler code to
come. It's a bit of a mess now...
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