nanakiwurtz

I see that your server is a high rate, so it make the script to overflow.

Yea, suddenly sandbox becomes a Chinese, just because he eats too much Chinese food...

Try this: item_drop_common_min: 10000 item_drop_common_max: 10000

But I saw that the bot's name is different each time it joins the channel, but I assume basically it uses name like: Not-0xx (where xx is number)

\npc\re\jobs\repair.txt line #60

I'd like ask how many bytes (or kb) of the memory does it take to assign a value into a var. Because when I read and study lots of script writer tend to use (even abuse) the var assigning. is it different between .var and .var$, or: set .var1, 1; set .var2, 1; set .var3, 1; set .var4, 111; setarray .var5[0],1,1,1; setarray .var6[0],111; I admit that abusing the vars is fun and makes life easier, but I think it's not memory wise (But I can be wrong ) Thanks for any insights

Nice updates!

YAY!!

Why not using the mailbox for invitation?

Well it's used to hold your 'misc' items, such as the items dropped from mobs and for quests. If it's too big, you can shorten the name to just "M"

Use script commands: getstatus(SC_BLEEDING) + getmapxy + addtimer + heal

I'd like to request a mailbox command for script. A command that can send an online/offline player some items or zeny, with a syntax like: mailbox <zeny amount>{,<item>,<amount>,<item>,<amount>}; This way, we can use the command to send the zeny/items to event winner, that will work whether the player is online or offline. Possible usage examples are: weekly/monthly ladder, daily event, lottery, lucky draw, instances, battlegrounds, etc...

Nice idea, but sometimes ago, I have asked about this to lighta on IRC, and he tells me the reason, but now I forgot what that was.

Recheck your client-side lua/lub

I'm afraid that this kind of script can be abused on dungeon

//===== rAthena Script ======================================= //= Sample: PCRE //===== By: ================================================== //= MouseJstr //===== Last Updated: ======================================== //= 20100108 //===== Description: ========================================= //= Demonstrates PCRE commands. //============================================================ prontera,152,181,5 script MouseJstr 763,{ // hello Lquote0: npctalk "How do you do. Please state your problem."; end; // computer Lquote1: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "Do computers worry you?"; break; case 1: npctalk "What do you think about machines?"; break; case 2: npctalk "Why do you mention computers?"; break; case 3: npctalk "What do you think machines have to do with your problem?"; break; } end; // name Lquote2: npctalk "I am not interested in names"; end; // sorry Lquote3: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Please don't apologize"; break; case 1: npctalk "Apologies are not necessary"; break; case 2: npctalk "What feelings do you have when you apologize"; break; } end; // I remember $@p2$ Lquote4: switch(rand(6)) { case 0: npctalk "Do you often think of "+$@p2$+"?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Does thinking of "+$@p2$+" bring anything else to mind?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What else do you remember?"; break; case 3: npctalk "Why do you recall "+$@p2$+" right now?"; break; case 4: npctalk "What in the present situation reminds you of "+$@p2$+"?"; break; case 5: npctalk "What is the connection between me and "+$@p2$+"?"; break; } end; // do you remember Lquote5: switch (rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "Did you think I would forget "+$@p2$+" ?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Why do you think I should recall "+$@p2$+" now"; break; case 2: npctalk "What about "+$@p2$+""; break; case 3: npctalk "You mentioned "+$@p2$+""; break; } end; // if Lquote6: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "Do you really think its likely that "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Do you wish that "+$@p2$+"?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What do you think about "+$@p2$+"?"; break; case 3: npctalk "Really-- if "+$@p2$+"?"; break; } end; // i dreamt Lquote7: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Really-- "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Have you ever fantasized "+$@p2$+" while you were awake?"; break; case 2: npctalk "Have you dreamt "+$@p2$+" before?"; break; } end; // dream about Lquote8: npctalk "How do you feel about "+$@p2$+" in reality?"; end; // dream Lquote9: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "What does this dream suggest to you?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Do you dream often?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What persons appear in your dreams?"; break; case 3: npctalk "Don't you believe that dream has to do with your problem?"; break; } end; // my mother Lquote10: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "Who else in your family "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Tell me more about your family"; break; } end; // my father Lquote11: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Your father"; break; case 1: npctalk "Does he influence you strongly?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What else comes to mind when you think of your father?"; break; } end; // I want Lquote12: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "What would it mean if you got "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Why do you want "+$@p2$+""; break; case 2: npctalk "Suppose you got "+$@p2$+" soon"; break; } end; // I am glad Lquote13: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "How have I helped you to be "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "What makes you happy just now"; break; case 2: npctalk "Can you explain why you are suddenly "+$@p2$+""; break; } end; // I am sad Lquote14: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "I am sorry to hear you are depressed"; break; case 1: npctalk "I'm sure its not pleasant to be sad"; break; } end; // $@p2 are like "+$@p3$+" Lquote15: npctalk "What resemblance do you see between "+$@p2$+" and "+$@p3$+""; end; // "+$@p2$+" is like "+$@p3$+" Lquote16: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "In what way is it that "+$@p2$+" is like "+$@p3$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "What resemblance do you see?"; break; case 2: npctalk "Could there really be some connection?"; break; case 3: npctalk "How?"; break; } end; // alike Lquote17: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "In what way?"; break; case 1: npctalk "What similarities are there?"; break; } end; // same Lquote18: npctalk "What other connections do you see?"; end; // I was "+$@p2$+" Lquote19: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Were you really?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Perhaps I already knew you were "+$@p2$+""; break; case 2: npctalk "Why do you tell me you were "+$@p2$+" now?"; break; } end; // was I Lquote20: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "What if you were "+$@p2$+" ?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Do you thin you were "+$@p2$+""; break; case 2: npctalk "What would it mean if you were "+$@p2$+""; break; } end; // I am Lquote21: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "In what way are you "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Do you want to be "+$@p2$+" ?"; break; } end; // am I Lquote22: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "Do you believe you are "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Would you want to be "+$@p2$+""; break; case 2: npctalk "You wish I would tell you you are "+$@p2$+""; break; case 3: npctalk "What would it mean if you were "+$@p2$+""; break; } end; // am Lquote23: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "Why do you say AM?"; break; case 1: npctalk "I don't understand that"; break; } end; // are you Lquote24: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Why are you interested in whether I am "+$@p2$+" or not?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Would you prefer if I weren't "+$@p2$+""; break; case 2: npctalk "Perhaps I am "+$@p2$+" in your fantasies"; break; } end; // you are Lquote25: npctalk "What makes you think I am "+$@p2$+" ?"; end; // because Lquote26: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Is that the real reason?"; break; case 1: npctalk "What other reasons might there be?"; break; case 2: npctalk "Does that reason seem to explain anything else?"; break; } end; // were you Lquote27: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Perhaps I was "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "What do you think?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What if I had been "+$@p2$+""; break; } end; // I can't Lquote28: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "Maybe you could "+$@p3$+" now"; break; case 1: npctalk "What if you could "+$@p3$+" ?"; break; } end; // I feel Lquote29: npctalk "Do you often feel "+$@p2$+" ?"; end; // I felt Lquote30: npctalk "What other feelings do you have?"; end; // $@p1$ I $@p2$ you $@p3$ Lquote31: npctalk "Perhaps in your fantasy we "+$@p3$+" each other?"; end; // why don't you Lquote32: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Should you "+$@p3$+" yourself?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Do you believe I don't "+$@p3$+""; break; case 2: npctalk "Perhaps I will "+$@p3$+" in good time"; break; } end; // yes Lquote33: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "You seem quite positive"; break; case 1: npctalk "You are sure?"; break; case 2: npctalk "I understand"; break; } end; // no Lquote34: switch(rand(3)) { case 0: npctalk "Why not?"; break; case 1: npctalk "You are being a bit negative"; break; case 2: npctalk "Are you saying NO just to be negative?"; break; } end; // someone Lquote35: npctalk "Can you be more specific?"; end; // everyone Lquote36: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "surely not everyone"; break; case 1: npctalk "Can you think of anyone in particular?"; break; case 2: npctalk "Who for example?"; break; case 3: npctalk "You are thinking of a special person?"; break; } end; // always Lquote37: switch(rand(4)) { case 0: npctalk "Can you think of a specific example?"; break; case 1: npctalk "When?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What incident are you thinking of?"; break; case 3: npctalk "Really-- always?"; break; } end; // what Lquote38: switch(rand(5)) { case 0: npctalk "Why do you ask?"; break; case 1: npctalk "Does that question interest you?"; break; case 2: npctalk "What is it you really want to know?"; break; case 3: npctalk "What do you think?"; break; case 4: npctalk "What comes to your mind when you ask that?"; break; } end; // perhaps Lquote39: npctalk "You do not seem quite certain"; end; // are Lquote40: switch(rand(2)) { case 0: npctalk "Did you think they might not be "+$@p2$+""; break; case 1: npctalk "Possibly they are "+$@p2$; break; } end; // default Lquote41: switch(rand(6)) { case 0: npctalk "Very interesting"; break; case 1: npctalk "I am not sure I understand you fully"; break; case 2: npctalk "What does that suggest to you?"; break; case 3: npctalk "Please continue"; break; case 4: npctalk "Go on"; break; case 5: npctalk "Do you feel strongly about discussing such things?"; break; } end; OnInit: defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\shello.*", "Lquote0"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\scomputer.*", "Lquote1"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sname.*", "Lquote2"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\ssorry.*", "Lquote3"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+remember\\s+(.*)", "Lquote4"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sdo\\s+you\\s+remember\\s+(.*)", "Lquote5"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sif\\s+(.*)", "Lquote6"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+dreamt\\s+(.*)", "Lquote7"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sdream\\s+about\\s+(.*)", "Lquote8"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sdream\\s+(.*)", "Lquote9"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\smy\\s+mother\\s+(.*)", "Lquote10"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\smy\\s+father\\s+(.*)", "Lquote11"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+want\\s+(.*)", "Lquote12"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+am\\s+glad\\s+(.*)", "Lquote13"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):\\s+(.*)\\s+i\\s+am\\s+sad\\s+(.*)", "Lquote14"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):\\s+(.*)\\s+are\\s+like\\s+(.*)", "Lquote15"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):\\s+(.*)\\s+is\\s+like\\s+(.*)", "Lquote16"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\salike\\s+(.*)", "Lquote17"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\ssame\\s+(.*)", "Lquote18"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+was\\s+(.*)", "Lquote19"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\swas\\s+i\\s+(.*)", "Lquote20"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+am\\s+(.*)", "Lquote21"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sam\\s+i\\s+(.*)", "Lquote22"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sam\\s+(.*)", "Lquote23"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sare\\s+you\\s+(.*)", "Lquote24"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\syou\\s+are\\s+(.*)", "Lquote25"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sbecause\\s+(.*)", "Lquote26"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\swere\\s+you\\s+(.*)", "Lquote27"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+(cant|can't|cannot)\\s+(.*)", "Lquote28"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+feel\\s+(.*)", "Lquote29"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+felt\\s+(.*)", "Lquote30"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\si\\s+(.*)\\s+you\\s+(.*)", "Lquote31"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\swhy\\s+(don't|dont)\\s+you\\s+(.*)", "Lquote32"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\syes\\s+(.*)", "Lquote33"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sno\\s+(.*)", "Lquote34"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\ssomeone\\s+(.*)", "Lquote35"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\severyone\\s+(.*)", "Lquote36"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\salways\\s+(.*)", "Lquote37"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\swhat\\s+(.*)", "Lquote38"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sperhaps\\s+(.*)", "Lquote39"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+):.*\\sare\\s+(.*)", "Lquote40"; defpattern 1, "([^:]+).*)", "Lquote41"; activatepset 1; end; } Taken from /doc/sample/npc_test_pcre.txt

prontera,155,180,3 script Exchanger 1002,{ mes "Hi, what do you want?"; next; menu "Exchange 3 "+getitemname(7257)+" to 1 "+getitemname(7255)+"",a1, "Exchange 3 "+getitemname(7257)+" to 1 "+getitemname(7256)+"",a2, "Exchange 1 "+getitemname(7255)+" to 3 "+getitemname(7257)+"",a3, "Exchange 1 "+getitemname(7256)+" to 3 "+getitemname(7257)+"",a4, "Cancel",quit; quit: mes "Come again later!"; close; quit2: mes "Thank you!"; close; a1: if (countitem(7257)<3) { mes "Sorry, but you need 3 "+getitemname(7257); goto quit; } else { delitem 7257,3; getitem 7255,1; goto quit2; } a2: if (countitem(7257)<3) { mes "Sorry, but you need 3 "+getitemname(7257); goto quit; } else { delitem 7257,3; getitem 7256,1; goto quit2; } a3: if (countitem(7255)<1) { mes "Sorry, but you need 1 "+getitemname(7255); goto quit; } else { delitem 7255,1; getitem 7257,3; goto quit2; } a4: if (countitem(7256)<1) { mes "Sorry, but you need 1 "+getitemname(7256); goto quit; } else { delitem 7256,1; getitem 7257,3; goto quit2; } }

Try to use: set .string$, "";

Automated pull request?

If you want to make a 'Pull Request' to the master repository, you have to make your own 'Fork', then you make your edit on your fork..

Wrong section

Wrong section

Wrong section

rAthena reads all of the necessary db on the start up, that's why it takes a flat amount of your memory, then the memory consumption will rise over time.

Okay done, cleaned up...