Inheritable Guild Object
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Originally coded by Namhas and Madrid
Recoded by Dranil
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set_guild(string)

  Sets the name for the guild.
  i.e. set_guild("Thieves");

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set_guildmaster(string)

  Sets the name of the guildmaster.
  Used to determine the target of money
  you pay for training.
  i.e. set_guildmaster("jorma");

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set_titles(string*)

  Sets the level-titles for the guild.
  There is no longer set_levels(), because
  it wasn't really needed.
  i.e. set_titles(({"Novice Thief", "Rogue"}));

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add_avail_skill(string skill, int *percents)

  skill - skillname
  percents - array of percents per level,
    with the same amount of elements as there
    are levels in that guild
  i.e. add_avail_skill("pick pockets",({30,50}));

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add_req_skill(string skill, int *percents)

  skill - skillname
  percents - array of skills required to get
    to _that_ level(not next level as it used to be),
    with the same amount of
    elements as there are levels in that guild
  i.e. add_req_skill("pick pockets",({0,30}));

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set_default_train_msg(string)

  used to set default message for training - put [skill_name] to
  each place in the string, where you want the skill name added

  i.e. set_default_train_msg("You train [skill_name].\n");

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   set_skill_train_msg(skill, text)

   sets training message 'text' for skill

  i.e. set_train_message_skill("pick pockets", "You learn a couple of tricks about "
       + "cut-pursing.\n");
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  set_custom_advance_msg(string)

  used to set the text you see, as you raise a guild-level
  put [title] to each place in the string you want to include the new
  title you got.

  i.e. set_custom_advance_msg("Congratulations, [title]!\n");

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Additional Information -
(written by madrid to previous version,
 with little changes by dranil)

1. Each guild must inherit GUILD;

2. don't use inherit ROOM;
   use create_guild() not create_room()
   use init_guild() not init()

3. in init_guild() you must add the following:
   init_guild ()
   {
       add_action ("do_info", "info");
       add_action ("do_join","join");
       add_action ("do_advance","advance");
       add_action ("do_train","train");
   }

4. You should make some poster or something else
   in your guild that tells them each add action
   they can use and such.

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CHANGES FROM LAST VERSION:
- Avail_skills and req_skills mappings have different syntax now.
- Add_avail_skill() and add_req_skill() commands recoded.
- There is no longer do_members() or members-array, for now on
  the information of joined guilds is in player-object.
  If you want a list of all members to your guildroom, 
  code that yourself. But beware... i bet it will be hard to make
  it work perfectly as someone can reinc out of your guild!
- Do_info() recoded to be a bit nicer.
- More added to do_info()
- Added guild_desc and set_guild_desc() so that you can see some
  information-text about the guild on do_info-command.
- Set_guildmaster() added
- Do_info() no longer bugs if there is no skills required/available
  on a level.
- Training adds exp to player, as it before changed the skill_chance
  directly, what it is not supposed to do.
- Training uses money nowadays -> you have to have a guildmaster in
  guild to whom you pay for the training.
- When you type train without arguments, you get a list of all
  available skills
- a couple of functions added to make the code a bit more clear
- customable train-messages
- customable advance msg

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What I'll add in near future:
- Fix do_train to be a bit smarter. There's a couple of holes still.
- Make it possible to put optional level-requirements, so that
  the player can choose which one to concentrate on.
- Code add_avail_skill_spread(string name, int start_lvl, end_lvl,
  start_percent, end_percent) -> spreads skill-availability
  evenly on levels from start_lvl to end_lvl, so that on start_lvl
  it's available to train start_percent and on end_level it's
  available to train end_percent. Also code add_req_skill_spread().



Feel free to give me more ideas... (or to madrid too)

  drAnil the overlord of chaos