Xynvaroth

Check if the player is online. If yes, use attachrid and unset the variable. If no, change the value in the MySQL table. I am currently not at home; as soon as I am, I will edit this post and let you know what the table's name is. Edit: The table you need to modify is called global_reg_value.

This function package provides several functions to manage (custom) currencies. Xynvaroth_CurrencyManager_Choose( ) lets a player choose currencies and their amounts. In addition, there are the functions Xynvaroth_CurrencyManager_CheckTake( ), Xynvaroth_CurrencyManager_Take( ), Xynvaroth_CurrencyManager_CheckGive( ) and Xynvaroth_CurrencyManager_Give( ) available. There is a detailed documentation inside the file. Xynvaroth_CurrencyManager

2.2 - Revised the documentation. - Renamed .@DisplayName$ to .@ItemChooser_Name$.

2.3 - Revised the documentation.

I do not understand what you exactly mean either, but, to use an atcommand in a script, there is: *atcommand "<command>"; This command will run the given command line exactly as if it was typed in from the keyboard by the player connected to the invoking character, and that character belonged to an account which had GM level 99. // This will ask the invoker for a character name and then use the '@nuke' // GM command on them, killing them mercilessly. input @player$; atcommand "@nuke "+@player$; This command has a lot of good uses, I am sure you can have some fun with this one. That said, if it works using an atcommand, you can also do it with a script.

You mean sleep rather than sleep2, or?

2.2 - Revised the documentation. - Added @ReloadText.

2.0 - Revised the complete script. - Revised the documentation. - Added parameter ItemLimit. - Added parameter QueryLimit. - Added option Option_DisableAmount. - Added option Option_EnableItemCheck. - Added option Option_EnableItemTaking. 2.1 - Added some examples to the documentation.

1.1 - Revised the documentation. 1.2 - Revised the documentation.

If you want the possibility to open a shop window by whispering a npc, you could do it like this: - script Potion_Shop -,{ OnWhisperGlobal: callshop "PotionShop", 0; end; } - shop PotionShop -1,501:-1Whisper npc:Potion_Shop to open the shop.

They will run once each hour in my code.

In your example the events will happen at the same time, because, for instance, if the "Poring Catcher" happens every 15 minutes, then it will also happen every 30 minutes... If you would like to make them happen after each other with a break of 15 minutes, you could do it this way: "Poring Catcher" happens every full hour: OnMinute00:"Jumper" happens at the 15th minute of each hour:OnMinute15:"Disguise" happens at the 30th minute of each hour:OnMinute30:"Lucky Pick" happens at the 45th minute of each hour:OnMinute45:Is this what you need?

OnClock<Hour><Minute> will be triggered when the clock eaches <Hour>:<Minute>. Examples: OnClock0110 will be triggered at 1:10 am, OnClock1910 will be triggered at 7.10 pm. OnHour<Hour> will be triggered when the clock reaches the hour <Hour>. Examples: OnHour01 will be triggered at 1 am, OnHour20 at 8 pm If you want to repeat something every 30 minutes the whole day, I would suggest you the following: OnInit: while( 1 ) { <Your code here> sleep 1800000; // 1000 (one second) * 60 (one minute) * 30 (thirty minutes) }Elsewise you would have to put many labels there...Edit: Yes, Capuche, you are right!

I am not sure, whether I have understood you correctly. I think you mean that it is not possible to directly pass a NPC variable array to a function and then use it in the function, right? You can do this using copyarray: copyarray .@Array$[ 0 ], getarg( 0 ), getarraysize( getarg( 0 ) );If you pass a NPC variable, it will also be copied into .@Array$. That worked when I tested it.

Thank you; I changed that.

This function package provides several functions to manage items. Xynvaroth_ItemManager_Choose( ) lets a player choose items and their amounts. The function is very configurable! From selecting only one item securely to selecting a whole list of items - there are detailed options available to fit any need. In addition, there are the functions Xynvaroth_ItemManager_CheckTake( ), Xynvaroth_ItemManager_Take( ), Xynvaroth_ItemManager_CheckGive( ) and Xynvaroth_ItemManager_Give( ) available. There is a detailed documentation inside the file. Xynvaroth_ItemManager

This function is passed an array and it will then generate a string to be used as a parameter of select or prompt with the possibility of selecting each value of this array. There is a detailed documentation inside the file. Xynvaroth_DynamicSelect

2.0 Thank you again for your feedback. It actually let me to making some runtime analaysis (I wrote a custom script command to do so) and if I store the data in server variables instead of MySQl, the script will be about ten folds faster. Thus, here is the new version without MySQL! 2.1 - Changed the length of the variable names.

My honest apologies; I misread your post.

Thanks for your feedback. I have recently returned to rAthena, so I am not a hundret percent up to date. If the engine featured a better solution to store data (to a file or so), then I would surely use it. If there is a better way today, I will welcome it if you let me know. I did not know about the Multilanguage Support feature; thank you for informing me. I will consider changing my script to feature it, because there are also downsides like that the possible languages are pre-defined.

You might not be helped here, because this is no scripting related problem.

You should move this to the Source Requests and hope for someone to code this.

You could implement four usable items and each of them would warp you one cell to one of the four possible directions. Then, you could use hotkeys to easily move your character using these items.

The script itself which you have posted here (the "Egg Shop") is working fine. I can buy several eggs for 20z each (because the default value in `item_db`.`price_buy` is used when using -1 as a price). You should provide more information. Hatching which egg will make the error message occur? What is the complete error message?

TextManager is a script package used to separate texts from scripts with an optional multilangual support. You will never have to touch a script to change the texts. If you have staff members which should only translate or correct texts, they will only have to receive and change the data area of the Xynvaroth_TextManager. There is no need to spread all your scripts anymore. There is a detailed documentation inside the file. Xynvaroth_TextManager