Akinari

This mapflag modification allows you to set a mapflag to reduce fixed cast time and delay by a percentage placed after the mapflag. I made this for a server I ran for awhile and used it specifically to reduce cast time and delay on standard (Non PvP or GvG) maps. It gives the game a quicker pace, without forcing you to modify a set config that changes the whole server. It's great for events, PvP, PvM... just about anything you can think of since you can modify this to your heart's content between maps.

Example:prontera mapflag pvmcast 50 // Any player who goes to map 'prontera' has a 50% reduction in fixed cast time and delay
This modification is dynamic, so you should be able to go between any map and have the correct reduction applied when necessary. Please test before releasing in a production server as I have ported it with a few different features in the latest GIT compared to what I use to have it set as.
Also note the modification only adjusts fixed cast delay, it does not change variable cast time. This means it will only work in RENEWAL as well. Also, feel free to modify and re-release if you add some extra functionality to it.

Another quick package up of a small command I've had lying around for a long time. Grabs a random monster from one of the branch databases. Useful for hunter quests, disguise events, and anything else you can think of. Uses database stored in memory, so it's faster and more efficient than running SQL queries and doesn't require you to use SQL dbs for items and mobs.
/*==========================================
* Fetches a random mob_id
* getrandmob(num,type);
*
* type: Where to fetch from:
* 0: dead branch list
* 1: poring list
* 2: bloody branch list
* num: Mob level to check against (0 = all)
*------------------------------------------*/
To add, simply place the files into the src/custom folder. If you already use those files, add the new code into your existing populated files and do a clean make.

This is a simple command I've had laying around for a long time, so I figured I'd package it up and send it out. Like the title states, this is like @storeall, except it will ignore equipped items. Meant for the adventurer on the go who needs a quick inventory cleanup when farming. To add it, simple place the files in the src/custom folder If you already use these files, then just copy in the code from these ones into your already populated files. Then do a clean make.

I made this while taking a short break from the normal rAthena work I do. It works with the item bound system added a little over a month ago. You need to have revision 17351 or newer for this to work. It's mostly focused around guild binding as that was the original intention of the script but I then decided to support the other types. The other types are good simply because this allows players to bind items and log these in a separate NPC table by default. You could also disable unbinding (just remove the option in the switch) and make it a better form of security for users.
Features:
Allows users to bind items to their account, character, or guild
Multiple configuration options to choose what item types to allow
Automatically builds a menu list based on your configuration

Configuration:
OnInit: //* Configuration *\\ //Price .bindprice = 0; .unbindprice = 100000; //What to allow to be bound - Add as necessary //1 = Equipment - 2 = Consumables - 4 = Etc .allowbind = 1; //Log binds via NPC? .logbinds = 1; //Other stuff .boundtypes$[1] = "account"; .boundtypes$[2] = "guild"; .boundtypes$[4] = "character"; end;
Please report any issues and feature requests. Thanks for downloading.

Features:
Exchange all of a type (Zeny -> Coins) or (Coins -> Zeny) with one user action
Provides fail-safe configuration
Users see everything that has been exchanged and how much they've exchanged for without unnecessary click actions
Requires no script modification if you choose to change the configs

Configuration:
OnInit: //bronze, silver, gold, mithril, platinum setarray .selections$[0],"Bronze","Silver","Gold","Mithril","Platinum"; setarray .prices[0],10000,100000,1000000,100000000,1000000000; setarray .items[0],673,675,671,674,677; .arraysize = getarraysize(.items); if(.arraysize != getarraysize(.prices)) { //These 2 arrays should be same size debugmes "Array size for coins: "+.arraysize+" does not match size of price: "+getarraysize(.prices); .arraysize = 0; } else if(.arraysize != getarraysize(.selections$)) { //These 2 arrays should be same size debugmes "Array size for coins: "+.arraysize+" does not match size of selections: "+getarraysize(.selections$); .arraysize = 0; } end;