Different mes for duplicate from same npc.

[bearnope246]

The title said it. Is this possible? 

[Emistry]

yes, ... depend on how you want to do it.

[Hijirikawa]

Yup, you can do some if statements to check where the npc or player using the script is.

[bearnope246]

yes, ... depend on how you want to do it.

 

 

Yup, you can do some if statements to check where the npc or player using the script is.

 

Could i know how?

example:

Just the same NPC, duplicated it in different Town, it said different dialog.? Thanks

[Hijirikawa]

If Statements

if(strcharinfo(3) == "payon"){
	do payon stuff
}
else if(strcharinfo(3) == "prontera"){
	do prontera stuff
}
else if(strcharinfo(3) == "alberta"){
	do alberta stuff
}

IF + Switch Statements

if(strcharinfo(3) == "payon"){ set .@town,1; }
if(strcharinfo(3) == "prontera"){ set .@town,2; }
if(strcharinfo(3) == "alberta"){ set .@town,3; }

switch(.@town){
	
	case 1:
		payon here
	case 2:
		prontera here
	case 3:
		alberta here
}

Just do which ever will look cleaner and easier to follow, I'd pick the combo with switch if it was me though

Edited August 8, 2016 by Hijirikawa

[bearnope246]

If Statements

if(strcharinfo(3) == "payon"){
	do payon stuff
}
else if(strcharinfo(3) == "prontera"){
	do prontera stuff
}
else if(strcharinfo(3) == "alberta"){
	do alberta stuff
}

IF + Switch Statements

if(strcharinfo(3) == "payon"){ set .@town,1; }
if(strcharinfo(3) == "prontera"){ set .@town,2; }
if(strcharinfo(3) == "alberta"){ set .@town,3; }

switch(.@town){
	
	case 1:
		payon here
	case 2:
		prontera here
	case 3:
		alberta here
}

Just do which ever will look cleaner and easier to follow, I'd pick the combo with switch if it was me though

That solved a lot of things for me.

Thanks.

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