I'll roll with suic, the question they asked were rather constructive. If you read the code, its simple to figure out what it does. If you read where I list the few things that must be done, it would be easy to figure out what "perk" means.
It is checking to see if
so obviously the 22 is probably the perk id.
Yes, I'm rather certain no one has a Zookeeping skill, as that's something I've been working on for about 3 Months (May be longer, have to go look and see for an exact date). I left as inspiration to others, if you cant use it or don't want to take the inspiration, simply delete it. Figuring out what the code does is rather easy. READ what the messages say, and the couple comments I put into it tells which pet that perk is assigned to, and what the ID 52 is. See the code
Code:
int id = 52; // Wild baby blue dragon
So How is it hard to figure that out? Also, the code damn near tells what it is. I'm not gonna spoon feed the crap out anyone. If you don't want to use that SNIPPET of code as a beginning perk, than the top of the page still tells how to get started (Which seems like it could be helpful to a lot of people). Not trying to be an ass, but the way you came off is more along the lines of wanting to leech something. As for this "not being a snippet", here is a quote from the guidelines thread on posting snippets that Scu originally posted in 2011 I feel this matches that rather accurately. So to reiterate, read the entire post, and read each line of code, it tells what it does.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] I appreciate you pushing me to make this better and at the same time, asking meaningful question. No, I was referring to the stopwatch class that came with the ruse base I started with. I also tried the task class, both of which I spent two days trying to get to work in the fashion in which I needed it to, which neither wanted to. The task system works great for other things I'm doing (My pet battles work great using it), and the stop watch works great for my random events, but in this instance they just wouldn't work (Could very well be operator error (I can be a scatter brain at times, so its possible)). The timer task was cleaner and easier for me as it took a mater of maybe a whole 3 minutes to get it to work the way I was intending this to work compared to the two days of time spent with the others.
A question from me for both of you, Can you please explain to me how it is not a system? The definition of system can vary a slight bit but the most common are "a set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network." and "The definition of a system is a set of rules, an arrangement of things, or a group of related things that work toward a common goal." With the entirety of things, I truly feel this is a system as there are multiple parts that work together to make the common goal happen. Not trying to be a smartass by any means, but if I'm mistaken, please inform me.