Winterfox

new_1-3,105,59,6 script Benimaru 483,{ switch(BeginnerQuest) { case 0: cutin "3rd_sura_master.bmp",2; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Welcome to Durengo Online"; mes "my name is ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Ok. let's get to the basics,"; mes "of Durengo Online."; mes "This is no place for"; mes "a new survivor like you."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "That is why i am here,"; mes "to help you."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "There is still a lot of work to do, "; mes "but lets begin with the basic stuff,"; mes "now then, are you ready?"; next; if(select("- Yes, please help me!:- I need a minute..") == 2) { mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Come back when your ready"; close3; } mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Great, now in this world, you will have"; mes "to gather materials for your tools and"; mes "craft your own equipment."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Unless you are skilled blacksmith,"; mes "you may only craft a limited number of equipments."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Also, monsters will not"; mes "drop any equipment, and npcs do not"; mes "sell any equipment as well.."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "We shall start with ^c90076 [ Stone Dagger ] ^000000."; mes "A Stone Dagger is a gathering tool."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "It allows you to gather ^c90076 [ Stalk ] ^000000, ^c90076 [ Meat ] ^000000"; mes "and ^c90076 [ Bone ] ^000000, which later can be used to craft"; mes "better gear and tools."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Let's craft ^c90076 [ Stone Dagger ] ^000000"; mes "now. If you look around there should be"; mes "^2986cc A Pile Of Rocks ^000000."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Gather ^c90076 4 x [ Rocks ] ^000000"; mes "and come back to me when you have them."; BeginnerQuest = 1; close3; case 1: cutin "3rd_sura_master.bmp",2; if(countitem(40005) < 4 ) { mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "I did say you need ^c90076 4 x [ Rocks ] ^000000."; mes "Look around there should be"; mes "a ^2986cc Pile Of Rocks ^000000 nearby."; close3; } mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Good, now if you take a look, next"; mes "to me should be a workbench."; mes "You can start working on crafting"; mes "your own ^c90076 [ Stone Dagger ] ^000000 there."; BeginnerQuest = 2; close3; case 2: cutin "3rd_sura_master.bmp",2; if(!isequipped(40001)) { mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "If you do have a ^c90076 [ Stone Dagger ] ^000000"; mes "equip it."; mes "If you don't, go craft one."; x next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Remember you need the following to craft one:"; mes "^c90076 4 x [ Rocks ] ^000000"; close3; } mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Great now you have your first"; mes "^c90076 [ Stone Dagger ] ^000000."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Now i will teach you how to craft"; mes "a ^c90076 [ Stone Axe ] ^000000."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "With a ^c90076 [ Stone Axe ] ^000000 you can gather logs"; mes "and some other stuff."; mes "To make one we need ^c90076 8 x [ Stalk ] ^000000"; mes "^c90076 1 x [ Rock Chunk ] ^000000 and a ^c90076 [ Branch ] ^000000"; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Out of the ^c90076 8 x [ Stalk ] ^000000 you can make ^c90076 2 x [ Ropes ] ^000000."; mes "You can gather ^c90076 [ Stalk ] ^000000 from ^2986cc Tall Grass ^000000."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "To make a ^c90076 [ Rock Chunk ] ^000000 you need"; mes "^c90076 4 x [ Rocks ] ^000000, i assume you know where to find the ^c90076 [ Rocks ] ^000000?"; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "The last item is a ^c90076 [ Branch ] ^000000, you can get from a ^2986cc Tree ^000000."; mes "It is as simple as that."; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Remember you need the following to craft a ^c90076 [ Stone Axe ] ^000000:"; mes "^c90076 8 x [ Stalk ] ^000000 = ^c90076 2 x [ Ropes ] ^000000 (workbench)"; mes "^c90076 1 x [ Rock Chunk ] ^000000 = ^c90076 4 x [ Rock ] ^000000 (workbench)"; mes "^c90076 1 x [ Branch] ^000000"; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Come back to me when you have crafted one."; BeginnerQuest = 3; close3; case 3: cutin "3rd_sura_master.bmp",2; if(!isequipped(40016)) { mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "If you do have the Stone Axe"; mes "equip it."; mes "==================="; mes "if you dont have it, go craft one"; next; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Remember you need the following to craft one:"; mes "^c90076 8 x [ Stalk ] ^000000 = ^c90076 2 x [ Ropes ] ^000000 (workbench)"; mes "^c90076 1 x [ Rock Chunk ] ^000000 = ^c90076 4 x [ Rock ] ^000000 (workbench)"; mes "^c90076 1 x [ Branch] ^000000"; close3; } mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Great work !"; next; mes "...."; BeginnerQuest = 4; close3; case 4: cutin "3rd_sura_master.bmp",2; mes "=== ^ff9300 Benimaru ^000000 ==="; mes "Still needs to be implemented.." close3; } end; OnInit: setunitdata(getnpcid(0), UNPC_GROUP_ID, 2); setunittitle(getnpcid(0), "Newbies Trainer"); }

if(!isequipped(40016)) { Doesn't work because the ! negates the result of isequipped. Which means if something is equipped which results in true the ! turns it into false and vice versa. So to fix your problem, you just need to remove the !. if(isequipped(40016)) {

new_1-3,118,54,5 script Workbench 665,{ if($wrkb_crafting_state == 1) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Please wait until the crafting process is finished. "; close; } if($wrkb_crafting_state == 2) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Here are your products."; for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize($product); .@i += 2) getitem($product[.@i], $product[.@i + 1]); delwaitingroom; $wrkb_crafting_state = 0; close; } mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "What do you want to craft?"; next; switch(select("Stone Dagger:Ropes:Cancel")) { case 1: if(countitem(40005) < 4) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "^ff0000 You do not have enough rocks ^000000"; close; } delitem(40005, 4); setarray($product, 40007, 1, 40009, 1); goto OnCraftingStart; case 2: if(countitem(40008) < 8) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "^ff0000 You do not have enough stalk ^000000"; close; } delitem(40008, 8); setarray($product, 40007, 1, 40014, 1); goto OnCraftingStart; case 3: mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Crafting canceled."; close; } end; OnCraftingStart: $wrkb_crafting_state = 1; waitingroom("CRAFTING...", 0); initnpctimer; end; OnTimer60000: $wrkb_crafting_state = 2; delwaitingroom; waitingroom("COMPLETED!", 0); end; OnInit: .npc_name = strnpcinfo(1); if($wrkb_crafting_state == 1) goto OnCraftingStart; }

new_1-3,118,54,5 script Workbench 665,{ if($wrkb_crafting_state == 1) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Please wait until the crafting process is finished. "; close; } if($wrkb_crafting_state == 2) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Here are your products."; for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize($product); .@i += 2) getitem($product[.@i], $product[.@i + 1]); $wrkb_crafting_state = 0; close; } mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "What do you want to craft?"; next; switch(select("Stone Dagger:Ropes:Cancel")) { case 1: if(countitem(40005) < 4) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "^ff0000 You do not have enough rocks ^000000"; close; } delitem(40005, 4); setarray($product, 40007, 1, 40009, 1); goto OnCraftingStart; case 2: if(countitem(40008) < 8) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "^ff0000 You do not have enough stalk ^000000"; close; } delitem(40008, 8); setarray($product, 40007, 1, 40014, 1); goto OnCraftingStart; case 3: mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Crafting canceled."; close; } end; OnCraftingStart: $wrkb_crafting_state = 1; waitingroom("CRAFTING...", 0); initnpctimer; end; OnTimer60000: $wrkb_crafting_state = 2; delwaitingroom; waitingroom("COMPLETED!", 0); end; OnInit: .npc_name = strnpcinfo(1); if($wrkb_crafting_state == 1) goto OnCraftingStart; }

Without the complete script, it is hard to help you.

new_1-3,118,54,5 script Workbench 665,{ if($wrkb_crafting_state == 1) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Please wait until the crafting process is finished. "; close; } if($wrkb_crafting_state == 2) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Here are your products."; for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize($product); .@i += 2) getitem($product[.@i], $product[.@i + 1]); $wrkb_crafting_state = 0; close; } mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "What do you want to craft?"; next; switch(select("Stone Dagger:Ropes:Cancel")) { case 1: if(countitem(40005) < 4) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "^ff0000 You do not have enough rocks ^000000"; close; } delitem(40005, 4); setarray($product, 40007, 1, 40009, 1); goto OnCraftingStart; case 2: if(countitem(40008) < 8) { mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "^ff0000 You do not have enough stalk ^000000"; close; } delitem(40008, 8); setarray($product, 40007, 1, 40014, 1); goto OnCraftingStart; case 3: mes "[" + .npc_name + "]"; mes "Crafting canceled."; close; } end; OnCraftingStart: $wrkb_crafting_state = 1; waitingroom("CRAFTING...", 0); initnpctimer; end; OnTimer60000: $wrkb_crafting_state = 2; delwaitingroom; waitingroom("COMPLETED!", 0); end; OnInit: .npc_name = strnpcinfo(1); if($wrkb_crafting_state == 1) goto OnCraftingStart; }

The script uses a npc timer, that calls labels based on their time suffix. In the case of this script, the label is OnTimer60000 the 60000 means 60 seconds, since the time is given in milliseconds so 1 second = 1000 milliseconds.

Another suggestion I have would be to improve readability by using continue, to jump to the next iteration of the loop to minimize nesting. for(.@i = 0; .@i < $@partymembercount; .@i++) { if(!isloggedin($@partymemberaid[.@i], $@partymembercid[.@i])) continue; .@partyMemberOnline++; if(getcharid(2, $@partymembername$[.@i]) != getarg(0)) { dispbottom $@partymembername$[.@i] + " is not a member of your guild."; .@partyMemberNotInGuild++; } }

if(getcharid(2,$@partymembername$[.@i] != getarg(0))) { Has to be: if(getcharid(2,$@partymembername$[.@i]) != getarg(0)) {

prontera,155,177,5 script Request Notification NPC 100,{ if($rn_crafting_state == 1) end; if($rn_crafting_state == 2) { mes .npc_name$; mes "Here is the crafting result."; getitem(.crafted_item[0], .crafted_item[1]); $rn_crafting_state = 0; delwaitingroom; close; } for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.required_items); .@i += 2) { if(countitem(.required_items[.@i]) < .required_items[.@i + 1]) { mes .npc_name$; mes "You are missing " + .required_items[.@i + 1] + " x " + getitemname(.required_items[.@i]) + "."; close; } } for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.required_items); .@i += 2) delitem(.required_items[.@i], .required_items[.@i + 1]); $rn_crafting_state = 1; waitingroom("CRAFTING", 0); initnpctimer; end; OnTimer60000: delwaitingroom; waitingroom("CRAFTING COMPLETED", 0); $rn_crafting_state = 2; end; OnInit: .npc_name$ = strnpcinfo(1); setarray(.required_items, 501, 1, 502, 1, 503, 1); setarray(.crafted_item, 504, 1); }

- script MOB_DROP FAKE_NPC,{ OnNPCKillEvent: if(countitem(.required_item) < 1) end; for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.item_drops); .@i += 2) getitem(.item_drops[.@i], .item_drops[.@i + 1]); end; OnInit: .required_item = 13038; setarray(.item_drops, 517, 1, 932, 1); }

Use a text editor that allows to search all files in a directory for a specific text snippet and search for Chief Officer. If you did that, you would find that the NPC is defined in npc/quests/quests_nameless.txt on line 6474.

You need to declare the function mvp_maps before using it. function Go; function Disp; function Pick; function Restrict; function mvp_maps;

Why don't you use barter shops to get rid of the verbosity regarding the item price?

You could try to achieve this effect using autobonus by setting a short amount for the duration the script will last. *autobonus <bonus script>,<rate>,<duration>{,<flag>,{<other script>}}; *autobonus2 <bonus script>,<rate>,<duration>{,<flag>,{<other script>}}; *autobonus3 <bonus script>,<rate>,<duration>,<skill id>,{<other script>}; *autobonus3 <bonus script>,<rate>,<duration>,"<skill name>",{<other script>}; These commands are meant to be used in item scripts only! See 'petautobonus' for pet usage. What these commands do is 'attach' a script to the player which will get executed on attack (or when attacked in the case of autobonus2). Rate is the trigger rate of the script (1000 = 100%). Duration is the time in milliseconds that the bonus will last for since the script has triggered. Skill ID/skill name the skill which will be used as trigger to start the bonus. (autobonus3) The optional argument 'flag' is used to classify the type of attack where the script can trigger (it shares the same flags as the bAutoSpell bonus script): Range criteria: BF_SHORT: Trigger on melee attack BF_LONG: Trigger on ranged attack Default: BF_SHORT+BF_LONG Attack type criteria: BF_WEAPON: Trigger on weapon skills BF_MAGIC: Trigger on magic skills BF_MISC: Trigger on misc skills Default: BF_WEAPON Skill criteria: BF_NORMAL: Trigger on normal attacks BF_SKILL: Trigger on skills default: If the attack type is BF_WEAPON (only) BF_NORMAL is used, otherwise BF_SKILL+BF_NORMAL is used. The difference between the optional argument 'other script' and the 'bonus script' is that, the former one triggers only when attacking(or attacked) and the latter one runs on status calculation as well, which makes sure, within the duration, the "bonus" that get lost on status calculation is restored. So, 'bonus script' is technically supposed to accept "bonus" command only. And we usually use 'other script' to show visual effects. In all cases, when the script triggers, the attached player will be the one who holds the bonus. There is currently no way of knowing within this script who was the other character (the attacker in autobonus2, or the target in autobonus and autobonus3). //Grants a 1% chance of starting the state "all stats +10" for 10 seconds when //using weapon or misc attacks (both melee and ranged skills) and shows a special //effect when the bonus is active. autobonus "{ bonus bAllStats,10; }",10,10000,BF_WEAPON|BF_MISC,"{ specialeffect2 EF_FIRESPLASHHIT; }";

You need to end the script after each label, so it doesn't fall through and executes the code of the next. OnBarDead1: setcell "grandarena",45,53,45,46,cell_walkable,1; end; OnBarDead2: setcell "grandarena",53,54,46,54,cell_walkable,1; end; ...

View File Poring Slot In this game, you can place bets on one of 5 slots. Each slot has a different chance to be picked, but also gives a higher reward, the lesser the chance. After enough bets are placed, a player can pay a fee to spin the wheel. After a certain amount of time, one slot is picked and the winners can get their prize. This script is resistant to server restarts and script reloads. It always keeps track of all currently placed bets and prizes a player has. If the player is offline during a spin but wins, he gets a notification on the next login that he has pending prizes. The following things are customizable via config variables: Price per spin. Amount of bets before a spin can be started. The item used as currency for the game. The minimum amount for a bet. The sprite, name, color, bonus on win and position of each slot selection. The position and type of each slot. Updates and bug fixes are free and will be available here for all customers. Costumers can contact me via discord for support. My username there is hope2812. Submitter Winterfox Submitted 09/09/23 Category Scripts Video Content Author Winterfox  

You can use the time labels: OnClock<hour><minute>: OnMinute<minute>: OnHour<hour>: On<weekday><hour><minute>: OnDay<month><day>: This will execute when the server clock hits the specified date or time. Hours and minutes are given in military time. ('0105' will mean 01:05 AM). Weekdays are Sun,Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat. Months are 01 to 12, days are 01 to 31. Remember the zero. This would run the event every 24 hours at 14 o'clock: OnHour14: goto l_start; end;

The script constant Eff_Freeze refers to SC_FREEZE in the source code. Looking this up, it seems that resistance to freeze (or any other status) isn't handled in pc.cpp but in status.cpp

I think your problem is the falltrough after the call of an OnBarDead label. This leads to one OnBarDead label calling all succeeding setcell calls that make the cells walkable. If for example OnBarDead1 gets called, it falls through all labels until it hits the end command at the end of the file, effectivly making all non-walkable cells walkable instead of only the ones you targeted with your label.

It would be a good idea to include your script in the post. Otherwise, it is pretty hard to help you.

If you have logging enabled, you can check the picklog table for rows where type is S. // 0x00000010 - (S) Log NPC transactions (buy/sell) For details, check log_athena.conf. The logging part is directly at the beginning of the file.

View File Autoplay This is a command that basically turns a character into a bot. Once a player with the proper permissions uses this command, the character will start to walk around the map and attack all mobs it sees automatically. Warps are ignored and most functions like chatting etc. are disabled while in autoplay mode. Autoplay is disabled automatically when the character dies while it is active. The following things are configurable: The radius the character searches for mobs around itself. The minimum path length the character walks per move. The maximum path length the character walks per move. The timeout when a character fails to attack a mob. The timeout when a character fails to move. The minimal group level to use the command. Updates and bug fixes are free and will be available here for all customers. Costumers can contact me via discord for support. My username there is hope2812. Submitter Winterfox Submitted 09/10/23 Category Scripts Video Content Author Winterfox  

Exactly. npcshopupdate uses the same arguments for stocks as the marketshop itemlist, as it is also explained in the script documentation: "marketshop" can have limited quantity of an item in stock. Use -1 in the stock field to have unlimited stock in a marketshop.

If you want to update the stock programmatically, for example on a certain event, you can use npcshopupdate. *npcshopupdate "<name>",<item_id>,<price>{,<stock>} Update an entry from a shop. If the price is 0 it won't be changed. May also be used for marketshop to update the stock quantity. For unlimited stock, use -1. For other shop types, the stock value has no effect. Which means to reset the stock of item 1010 in the market_refine_prt_in shop, you would do it like this: npcshopupdate("market_refine_prt_in", 1010, 0, 999999); If you want to simply change the stock for testing purposes, you could edit the shop in the market table in the database. In your NPCs case, if you check line 588 in the file npc/merchants/refine.txt, you will see the NPC refine_barter_init. Which uses above-mentioned npcshopupdate to update the stocks of the NPCs in your post when the script gets loaded. So if you only care about resetting the stock of those, reloading only the script where the shops are defined should suffice. You can use this command to do this: @reloadnpcfile npc/merchants/refine.txt