Azbia - a simple RPG game code

#include <stdlib.h> /*-Azbia-*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <math.h>
void map1 (); /*This is an rpg as I think it*/
void map2 (); /*should be, not a maximum yet*/
void map3 (); /*the texts are rather random*/
void map4 (); /*but it's stable, not a fake*/
struct enemystruct {char name [15]; int hp; int ap;
int wh; int gold; int run;};
enemystruct e [6] = {
{"snake", 50, 5, 10, 40, 1},
{"orc", 100, 0, 40, 142, 0},
{"gnome", 149, 24, 40, 300, 1},
{"troll", 333, 33, 33, 333, 1},
{"centaur", 500, 4, 75, 1000000, 0},
{"zombie", 0, 0, 0, 0, 1}};
struct weaponstruct {char name [15]; int damage;
int price;};
weaponstruct w [3] = {
{"long sword", 200, 400},
{"short sword", 100, 200},
{"dagger", 75, 100}};
typedef void (*maptype) ();
struct placestruct {char name [30]; maptype map;};
placestruct p [4] = {
{"mountain", &map1},
{"forest", &map2},
{"desert", &map3},
{"town", &map4}};
int gold = 0, hp = 100, mhp = 100, armor = 10,
weapon = 25, run, damage, valid, next, ehp, n, i;
char wname [20] = "mace";

void choice (int *n, int max)
{
if (!max) printf ("Where do you want to go?\n");
for (i = 0, *n = 0; i < 4 && !max; i++)
printf ("[%i] %s\n", i + 1, p [i].name);
if (!max) max = 4;
scanf ("%i", n);
fflush (stdin);
if (*n > 0 && *n <= max) valid = 1;
}

void printstat ()
{
printf ("Statistics:\narmor: %i\n", armor);
printf ("weapon name: %s\n", wname);
printf ("weapon damage: %i\n", weapon);
printf ("hp: %i/%i\n", hp, mhp);
printf ("gold: %i\n", gold);
}

void pressenter ()
{
printf ("\n%*s[ Press enter to continue ]", 24, " ");
getchar ();
fflush (stdin);
}

void battle (int m)
{
run = 0;
ehp = e [m].hp;
while (ehp > 0 && hp > 0 && (run < 13 || !e [m].run))
{
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 3))
{
system ("cls");
printf ("You are in combat with: %s\n", e [m].name);
printf ("enemy hp:%s%i%syour hp:%s%i/%i\n",
"\t", ehp, "\t", "\t", hp, mhp);
printf ("enemy armor:%s%i%syour armor:"
"%s%i\n", "\t", e [m].ap, "\t", "\t", armor);
printf ("enemy weapon%s%i%syour weapon:%s%i\n\n",
"\t", e [m].wh, "\t", "\t", weapon);
printf ("[1] attack\n[2] run\n[3] stats\n");
}
if (n == 1 && hp > 0)
{
damage = weapon - e [m].ap / 4;
printf ("You hit for %i damage\n\n", damage);
if ((ehp -= damage) < 1)
{
printf ("You have killed the enemy\n");
printf ("You gain: %i gold\n", e [m].gold);
gold += e [m].gold;
hp += 5;
mhp += 5;
}
}
if (n == 1 && ehp > 0)
{
damage = e [m].wh - armor / 4;
printf ("Enemy hits for %i damage\n", damage);
if ((hp -= damage) < 1) printf ("You LOST!\n");
}
if (n == 2 && (run = rand () % 26) > 12 && e [m].run)
printf ("\nYou have sucessfully run away\n");
if (n == 2 && (run < 13 || !e [m].run))
printf ("\nYou failed to run away\n");
if (n == 3) printstat ();
pressenter ();
}
}

void heal (int choice)
{
if (gold < 51) printf ("You don't have enough gold\n");
if (gold > 50) printf ("HP is full: %i\n", hp = mhp);
if (gold > 50) gold -= 50;
if (n == choice) pressenter ();
}

void weaponsstore ()
{
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 3))
{
system ("cls");
for (i = 0, printf ("Weapons store\n"); i < 3; i++)
printf ("[%i] %s%s-- Max Damage: %i%s-- "
"Price: %i\n", i + 1, w [i].name, "\t",
w [i].damage, "\t", w [i].price);
printf ("\nWhich one would you like?\n");
}
if (gold < w [--n].price)
printf ("You don't have enough gold\n");
if (gold >= w [n].price)
printf ("You buy the best one the %s\n", w [n].name);
if (gold >= w [n].price) weapon = w [n].damage;
if (gold >= w [n].price) strcpy (wname, w [n].name);
printstat ();
pressenter ();
}

void map1 ()
{
system ("cls");
printf ("A lot of evil ones live on this mountain,\n");
printf ("local people once worshiped them as gods.\n");
pressenter ();
weaponsstore ();
battle (2);
battle (3);
if (hp < 1) return;
system ("cls");
printf ("You met a healer and he prepared you "
"to face your final enemy.\n");
pressenter ();
hp = mhp;
battle (4);
if (hp < 1) return;
system ("cls");
printf ("Evil has been defeated in Azbia, "
"but your work is not finished yet...\n");
pressenter ();
hp = 0;
}

void map2 ()
{
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 3))
{
system ("cls");
printf ("It's silent in this forest, there don't "
"seem to be any enemies\n");
printf ("Where do you want to go?\n[1] healer "
"(50 gold)\n[2] weapons\n[3] town\n");
}
if (n == 1) heal (1);
if (n == 2) weaponsstore ();
if (n == 3) next = 4;
if (n == 3) return;
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 0)) system ("cls");
next = n;
}

void map3 ()
{
system ("cls");
printf ("There are a lot of little creatures under "
"the sand in this desert,\n");
printf ("the biggest one of these bites you.\n");
pressenter ();
battle (0);
battle (1);
if (hp < 1) return;
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 0)) system ("cls");
next = n;
}

void map4 ()
{
for (n = 1; hp > 0 && (n == 1 || n == 3);)
{
e [5].hp = rand () % 26 + 30;
e [5].ap = rand () % 26;
e [5].gold = rand () % 26 + 30;
e [5].wh = rand () % 26 + 12;
for (battle (5), valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 3))
{
system ("cls");
printf ("Do you want to battle some more?\n");
printf ("[1] yes\n[2] no\n[3] heal\n");
}
if (n == 3) heal (3);
}
if (hp < 1) return;
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 0)) system ("cls");
next = n;
}

int main ()
{
srand (time (NULL));
printf ("When you arrive at Azbia, you see a desolate"
" place\n");
printf ("so that even all these supernatural "
"creatures don't seem to be so unnatural...\n\n");
printf ("Welcome to Azbia!\n");
pressenter ();
for (valid = 0; !valid; choice (&n, 0)) system ("cls");
next = n;
while (hp > 0) if (hp > 0) (*(p [next - 1].map)) ();
}

Please replace the smiling face in the beginning of map 4 with ; )
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One word: Code Tags

C1: thats two words

Author: who cares?

In c all type definitions and functions are code tags, so what about them?

use [ code] before your code and [ /code] after it.
Without the spaces.

Thank you! Didn't notice this little "vb code" link below.

Thanks for posting that, I'm making an RPG and I'm looking for ideas to make the code better. I like the way you put all the monsters and weapons in structures.

napKIN

First of all. Try making one function instead of 4 for rooms which takes arguments for actions.
It will be a hell of a lot easier to add rooms later if you succeed.
And try killing the magic numbers and variable names:

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for (i = 0, *n = 0; i < 4 && !max; i++)
printf ("[%i] %s\n", i + 1, p [i].name);
if (!max) max = 4;
scanf ("%i", n);
fflush (stdin);
if (*n > 0 && *n <= max) valid = 1;
}

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And for the enemy struct array define the numbers for the array items:

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//Instead of
//battle (2);
//battle (3);
//
//use defines

#define ORC 2
#define GNOME 3

battle(ORC);
battle(GNOME);

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EDIT::

>Please replace the smiling face in the beginning of map 4
>with ; )

Cant you just edit it? :)

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Yes, as I said, it's not a maximum yet. You can use one function for all rooms if you have array of texts with room names where they shall be written, also you may add monsters to the room structure etc, but I think that separate funtions for some rooms would still be necessary in order to add some additional action.

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Code:

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Yes, as I said, it's not maximum yet. You can use one function for
all rooms if you have array of texts with room names where they
shall be written, also you may add monsters to the room
structure etc, but I think that separate funtions for some rooms
would still be necessary in order to add some additional action.

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May i ask why you use code tags on non-code text :D

if you like tha code napkin, you're really gonna like mine