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well party member adding isn't entirely TOO complicated, but there becomes a LOT of checks involved... I suggest look at getpartymember; and attachrid the problem however, is that you will also need to make sure you check getmapxy() and you can even then do the vicinity of the player near the person who killed the monster... aka, they must be within 50 cells away or w/e ... or even on the same map! http://ea.dj-yhn.com/index.php?c=getpartymember http://ea.dj-yhn.com/index.php?c=attachrid http://ea.dj-yhn.com/index.php?c=getmapxy

not to mention side bets... the other problem of course, is the ability to show the players their cards... BMP's aren't very useful here, since you can only show one at a time... so you would have to have an image for every possible combination... (lots o images... hooray!) and text based games, just aren't very fun...

@ QQ... that doesn't check the condition WHEN the hair style is 26... it simply states that if .@menu is 2 or 3 that it will be 27 or 25.... aka, no other hair options at all... ONLY 27 or 25....

Possible sure, anything is possible

npc header { // Variable ID's .@cards[0],id1,id2,id3; // Item ID's to Get as Reward (Card ID) .@cards[0],a,b,c .@reqs[0],1001,1002,1003; // Item ID's to Turn In .@reqs[0],a,b,c .@req_amount[0],10,50,100; // Amount of Required Items to Turn in... .@req_amount[0],a,b,c // all 'a' corresponds to 1 item, all 'b' corresponds to another, and all 'c' corresponds to another. // Welcome Dialog mes "Hello nub..."; mes "Pick Something"; // Create Menu set .@menu$, getitemname(.@cards[0]); for (set .@a, 1; .@a < getarraysize(.@cards); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@menu$, .@menu$ + ":" + .@cards[@a]; } // Query Player Selection set .@choice, select(.@menu$) - 1; // Display Requirements of Selected Item mes "You will need: " + .@req_amount[.@choice] + " of " + .@reqs[.@choice]; mes "Let me see if you have them..."; // Check Requirements of Selected Item if (countitem(.@reqs[.@choice]) >= .@req_amount[.@choice]) { mes "Great! You do!"; mes "Would you like to exchange?"; // Requirements Verified - Ask Player to Swap if (select("Yes:No") == 1) { mes "Ok!"; delitem .@reqs[.@choice], .@req_amount[.@choice]; getitem .@cards[.@choice], 1; mes "Enjoy!"; close; } else { mes "Come back soon"; close; } else { mes "Sorry you don't seem to have what I need..."; close; } }

as far as the first error, that could be because of the way they are loaded... seeing as how #CP is loaded before #EVT... maybe move them around in the text file? maybe the spaces between the arguments is throwing it off? bc_map|bc_blue and not bc_map | bc_blue? according to the example on dj's site announce "This is my message just for you",bc_blue|bc_self; however... that could just be a typo in the order

while(1) { if (.@style == 26 && .@s == 2) { mes "Hair Color #26 Has Issues."; mes "Skipping to Hair #27"; close2; set .@style, 27; } setlook .@Look[.@s], .@Style; message strcharinfo(0),"This is style #"+.@Style+"."; set .@menu$, " ~ Next (^0055FF"+((.@Style!=.@Styles[.@s])?.@Style+1:1)+"^000000): ~ Previous (^0055FF"+((.@Style!=1)?.@Style-1:.@Styles[.@s])+"^000000): ~ Jump to...: ~ Revert to original (^0055FF"+.@Revert+"^000000)"; switch(select(.@menu$)) { case 1: set .@Style, ((.@Style!=.@Styles[.@s])?.@Style+1:1); break; case 2: set .@Style, ((.@Style!=1)?.@Style-1:.@Styles[.@s]); break; case 3: message strcharinfo(0),"Choose a style between 1 - "+.@Styles[.@s]+"."; input .@Style,0,.@Styles[.@s]; if (!.@Style) set .@Style, rand(1,.@Styles[.@s]); break; case 4: set .@Style, .@Revert; setlook .@Look[.@s], .@Revert; break; } }

You need to getpartymember; and then attachrid(); of each party member getpartymember attachrid Then you will be able to access the stored variable on each player.

// Check Value Against Stored Value if (gettimestr("%Y-%m/%d") == lastTimeTalked$) { mes "You have already talked to me today"; close; } // Do NPC Dialog // Store as a String (YearMonthDay) set lastTimeTalked$, gettimestr("%Y-%m/%d"); // Do Whatever Else Dialog // You do not need to worry about time changing, because it's already dependent on the year/month/day // when the date changes, the variable changes // If you would like this be a PER ACCOUNT, instead of PER CHAR, simply change the lastTimeTalked$ to #lastTimeTalked$ // Enjoy

I'm there are a slew of these out there... before someone goes and remakes one, please do some looking around...

I have no idea what kind of npc you are looking for... a regular npc? a shop npc? one that uses discounts? one that doesn't use discounts? please explain further.

Easily done with sql ... the question is whether or not you want the messages to actually contain the items, if for instance, someone sees a message S> 1 Red Potion @ 50z (could they buy it then or would they have to message the user?)

First, you need to store their current equipped headgear item ID set .@old_helm, getequipid(1); Use the command "rentitem" to give them an item for 15 seconds... they would have plenty of time to view the item (and even show their calculated stats) but 15 seconds, should not give them enough time to actually make any use of the item... http://rathena.org/w...?title=Rentitem Use a menu system to select which helm to view... OnViewHelm: rentitem <helm_id>, 15; equip <helm_id>; // return to menu OnKeepItem: getitem <helm_id>, 1; OnNevermind: equip .@old_helm; very similar to that

lol @ Keyworld... my first script was also "Whack a Mole" lol... In any case, I learned by example... Figured out something I wanted to do, browsed through the /npc/ folder for a script that did it, figured out how each thing ran, implemented it into my own script, and viola! I made a NPC... The best thing is to read through every script you can find, and figure out how and what does what... Once you understand how the commands work, you can start piecing together one of your own... http://ea.dj-yhn.com // helped me out greatly, although this is now outdated... /doc/scripting_commands.txt always helps (but can be a pain, if you don't know what you're looking for)... asking questions when you aren't sure (always ask, don't be afraid) start with the basics... understand variables, understand scopes, then move on to harder stuff, and learn how that works... I remember when I was sooooo excited when I first created a NPC that said something in game, I thought I was the shit... and then I created "Whack a Mole" and released it, it did great, people loved it, then I moved on to bigger and better things, and look where I'm at now? Sure it's taken me 6 years, but it was well worth it

Awesome ! where'd the command go? although you could just "deactivatepset" rather than killing it

Taking a look at it My apologies... Forgot getarraysize() does not like 0 parameters... modified... use Item ID == 1 for Zeny and Amount = Zeny Amount in place of Item ID it will now work // By Z3R0 prontera,155,181,5 script Sample 757,{ // Create the Category Array setarray .@main_menu$[0],"Sword","Spear","Dagger"; // Item ID's (The Number 0 is the Index of the Category "Sword") setarray .@equip_0[0],13439,13435,13436,4,5,6,7,8,9; // Item ID's (The Number 1 is the Index of the Category "Bow") setarray .@equip_1[0],1443,1439,3,4,5,6,7,8,9; // Item ID's (The Number 2 is the Index of the Category "Dagger") setarray .@equip_2[0],1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9; // Create Item Hunt Group Arrays (By Category) // For adding Zeny, use Item ID 1, and in Amount, use Amount of Zeny setarray .@items_0[0],501,502,503; setarray .@items_amount_0[0],1000,2,3; setarray .@items_1[0],501,502,503; setarray .@items_amount_1[0],1,2,3; setarray .@items_2[0],501,502,503; setarray .@items_amount_2[0],1,2,3; // Build Primary Section (Oops Forgot This) for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(.@main_menu$); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@primary_menu$, .@primary_menu$ + (.@primary_menu$ == "" ? "" : ":") + .@main_menu$[.@a]; } // Display Categories to Player and Store Answer as Index (-1 Stores as Array Index) set .@category, select(.@primary_menu$) - 1; // Now Build the Menu Based on This Selection for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(getd(".@equip_" + .@category)); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@sub_menu$, .@sub_menu$ + (.@sub_menu$ == "" ? "" : ":") + getitemname(getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]")); } // Now Offer the New Menu to the Player as Index (-1 Stores as Array Index) set .@item_choice, select(.@sub_menu$) - 1; // Determine If Player Has Required Items for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(getd(".@items_" + .@category)); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@item_id, getd(".@items_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"); set .@item_requires, getd(".@items_amount_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"); if (.@item_id != 1) { set .@player_has, countitem(.@item_id); set .@item_name$, getitemname(.@item_id); if (.@player_has < .@item_requires) { set .@errors$[getarraysize(.@errors$)], "You Still Need " + (.@item_requires - .@player_has) + " " + .@item_name$ + ((.@item_requires - .@player_has) > 1 ? "'s." : "."); } } else { // Is Zeny if (Zeny < .@item_requires) { set .@errors$[getarraysize(.@errors$)], "You Still Need " + (.@item_requires - Zeny) + " z."; } } } // Determine Errors to Display if (getarraysize(.@errors$)) { for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(.@errors$); set .@a, .@a + 1) { mes .@errors$[.@a]; } close; } // Now For Debugging Purposes mes "Item ID Chosen: " + getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@item_choice + "]"); mes "Item Name: " + getitemname(getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@item_choice + "]")); // Take Items Away for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(getd(".@items_" + .@category)); set .@a, .@a + 1) { delitem getd(".@items_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"), getd(".@items_amount_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"); } // Give Item getitem getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@item_choice + "]"), 1; close; }

Single Celled Organism (Is that an animal or human?) Nintendo or Sega?

Reading... lol I forgot to build the menu.... for the first one... prontera,155,181,5 script Sample 757,{ // I Was just talking with Brian about this last night actually... // Create the Category Array setarray .@main_menu$[0],"Sword","Spear","Dagger"; // Item ID's (The Number 0 is the Index of the Category "Sword") setarray .@equip_0[0],13439,13435,13436,4,5,6,7,8,9; // Item ID's (The Number 1 is the Index of the Category "Bow") setarray .@equip_1[0],1443,1439,3,4,5,6,7,8,9; // Item ID's (The Number 2 is the Index of the Category "Dagger") setarray .@equip_2[0],1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9; // Create Item Hunt Group Arrays (By Category) // For adding Zeny, use Item ID 0, and in Amount, use Amount of Zeny setarray .@items_0[0],501,502,503; setarray .@items_amount_0[0],1000,2,3; setarray .@items_1[0],501,502,503; setarray .@items_amount_1[0],1,2,3; setarray .@items_2[0],501,502,503; setarray .@items_amount_2[0],1,2,3; // Build Primary Section (Oops Forgot This) for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(.@main_menu$); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@primary_menu$, .@primary_menu$ + (.@primary_menu$ == "" ? "" : ":") + .@main_menu$[.@a]; } // Display Categories to Player and Store Answer as Index (-1 Stores as Array Index) set .@category, select(.@primary_menu$) - 1; // Now Build the Menu Based on This Selection for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(getd(".@equip_" + .@category)); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@sub_menu$, .@sub_menu$ + (.@sub_menu$ == "" ? "" : ":") + getitemname(getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]")); } // Now Offer the New Menu to the Player as Index (-1 Stores as Array Index) set .@item_choice, select(.@sub_menu$) - 1; // Determine If Player Has Required Items for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(getd(".@items_" + .@category)); set .@a, .@a + 1) { set .@item_id, getd(".@items_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"); set .@item_requires, getd(".@items_amount_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"); if (.@item_id) { set .@player_has, countitem(.@item_id); set .@item_name$, getitemname(.@item_id); if (.@player_has < .@item_requires) { set .@errors$[getarraysize(.@errors$)], "You Still Need " + (.@item_requires - .@player_has) + " " + .@item_name$ + ((.@item_requires - .@player_has) > 1 ? "'s." : "."); } } else { // Is Zeny if (Zeny < .@item_requires) { set .@errors$[getarraysize(.@errors$)], "You Still Need " + (.@item_requires - Zeny) + " z."; } } } // Determine Errors to Display if (getarraysize(.@errors$)) { for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(.@errors$); set .@a, .@a + 1) { mes .@errors$[.@a]; } close; } // Now For Debugging Purposes mes "Item ID Chosen: " + getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@item_choice + "]"); mes "Item Name: " + getitemname(getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@item_choice + "]")); // Take Items Away for (set .@a, 0; .@a < getarraysize(getd(".@items_" + .@category)); set .@a, .@a + 1) { delitem getd(".@items_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"), getd(".@items_amount_" + .@category + "[" + .@a + "]"); } // Give Item getitem getd(".@equip_" + .@category + "[" + .@item_choice + "]"), 1; close; } Also, be sure to remove any ID's that are invalid from your array... for example: setarray .@equip_0[0],13439,13435,13436,4,5,6,7,8,9; the Item ID's 4,5,6,7,8,9 are not valid item ID's, so remove them so you are left with... setarray .@equip_0[0],13439,13435,13436;

I don't believe you can actually check guild level via a script command (single command) you can get the name of the guild, if they are in one, and then read the SQL DB for the level value

Looks stupid Just kidding man, looks great! If I used a GRF I would give this 5 stars ftw

No, but you can simply add the line: announce strcharinfo(0) + " just broke the emp!",0; or whatever on the OnAgitBreak: event in the siege scripts...

Sure, but the player must be online... Take a look at this: http://ea.dj-yhn.com/index.php?c=attachrid

{ atcommand "@disguise 1001"; } http://ea.dj-yhn.com/index.php?c=atcommand