Help with my in-game "Computer system"...

[Ben]

Its been a while since Ive posted anything.
Ive actually had my internet disconected.....I cant get high speed in my new place, so im saying "Screw that".....
But I AM developing my game alot faster as a result...
Anyways....My problem.


In my game, I have, At every Inn, a computer system....Kindof like in pokemon I guess.....the computer system is used to keep track of missions you are on, and have completed, and rare items, and all that crap....its essential to the story, in that it is used to keep in contact with your party's HQ....

So, in the spirit of this, Ive made a custom chipset, and a bunch of "Maps"  they are all linked up, and operational.....

And here is where my problem is.....
See......Im lacking in knoweldge of variables, so I need somebody to explain this to me.


Here is what happens....

You walk up to the computer.
You Log on.
The map changes to the computer screen....the character sprite turns into a mouse pointer.....all that stuff....
You check your crap out......
its all good.....

And now you want to "Exit" or "Log off" if you will.

Here is the problem....

How do I make it so that when you "Exit" the computer map, you are teleported back to the origional computer you logged in to.
For some stupid reason I cant figure this out...

Im assuming it has something to do with variables, and the teleport/memorize position commands.

Could somebody shed some light on this?
I would greatly appreciate it.

[DragonBlaze]

Lol, this should probably go in the tutorial section, but oh well :p

Anyway, use the 'memorize position' option. It'll ask for a map id, x coordinate, and y coordinate. Make 3 variables, [mapid], [xcoor], [ycoor]. Where it asks for the map id, select the variable [mapid], for the x coordinate [xcoor], and for the y coordinate [ycoor].

Then to recal to the position, for map id, select [mapid], then put the xcoor with the x coordinate, and the y with the y.

Remember to memorize your position before teleporting to that other map. :p

Anyway, that should work