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My mining gameplay. Character is just standing there waiting on progress bar until finish.


I want my character to move/doing basic attacks to the nodes like this one in the video, without a fancy progress bar ofc.

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/*=========================================================
Variant Mining
by Mumbles
===========================================================
Idea: http://goo.gl/ndXr6R
===========================================================
Description:
A simple mining system; allows for interacting players to
excavate minerals by "mining" them with special equipment
and tools. Minerals disappear and respawn randomly; chance
is determined by configuration.

Configuration is mostly done in arrays so that settings may
be changed with no modifications to the script. Duplicate 
in additional locations as needed; update the value of
'.var_amount' correspondingly.
===========================================================
Compatibility:
Optimised for Hercules emulators.
===========================================================
Changelog:
v1.0 - First version.
	v1.0.1 - Fixed issue with success algorithm.
	v1.0.2 - Added randomised debris.
	v1.0.3 - Added additional locations in Payon Cave.
v2.0 - Optimised for Hercules emulators.
	v2.0.1 - Updated algorithms.
	v2.0.2 - Added randomised disappearing and respawning.
	v2.0.3 - Updated version format.
=========================================================*/

-	script	Variant Mineral#0::mining	S_EMPEL_1,{
	
	/*-----------------------------------------------------
	Script
	-----------------------------------------------------*/
	// Check equipment
	for (.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.equip); .@i++) {
		if (!isequipped(.equip[.@i])) {
			message strcharinfo(0), "You need to have '"+ getitemname(.equip[.@i]) +"' equipped to mine!";
			.@unequipped++;
		}
	}
	
	// Show count of equipment not worn
	if (.@unequipped) {
		message strcharinfo(0), .@unequipped +" of "+ getarraysize(.equip) +" equipment has not been worn.";
		end;
	}
	
	// Check tools
	for (.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.tool); .@i += 2) {
		if (countitem(.tool[.@i]) < .tool[.@i + 1]) {
			message strcharinfo(0), "You need to bring "+ .tool[.@i + 1] +" "+ getitemname(.tool[.@i]) +" to mine!";
			.@gearless++;
		}
	}
	
	// Show count of tools not in inventory
	if (.@gearless) {
		.@grammar$ = (getarraysize(.tool) > 1 ? "tools were" : "tool was");
		//message strcharinfo(0), .@gearless +" of "+ getarraysize(@tool) +" "+" not brought.";
		//message strcharinfo(0), .@unequipped +" of "+ getarraysize(.equip) +" equipment has not been worn.";
		message strcharinfo(0), .@gearless +" of tools not brought.";
		end;
	}
	
	// Progress
	message strcharinfo(0), "Mining in progress...";
	progressbar "green", .progress;
	
	// Delete tools
	for (.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.tool); .@i += 2) {
		delitem .tool[.@i], .tool[.@i + 1];
	}
	
	// Audio/visual effects
	soundeffect .sound$, 0;
	specialeffect .effect;
	
	// Drop random debris
	getmapxy(.@map$, .@x, .@y);
	.@scatter = rand(1, .limit);
	for (.@i = 0; .@i < .@scatter; .@i++) {
		.@random = rand(2) * (!rand(1) ? -1 : 1);
		makeitem .debris, 1, .@map$, .@x + .@random, .@y + .@random;
	}
	
	// Randomize target mineral to mine
	do {
		.@target = rand(getarraysize(.mineral));
	} while (.@target % 2);
	
	// Max range of success
	.@range = .success[.@target + 1];
	
	// Check if failed
	if (rand(1, .@range) != .success[.@target]) {
		message strcharinfo(0), "Nothing valuable was excavated...";
	} else {
		// Get mineral(s)
		getitem .mineral[.@target], .mineral[.@target + 1];
		//getitem .mineral,.mineral[.@target + 1];
		message strcharinfo(0), "You have successfully mined "+ .mineral[.@target + 1] +" "+ getitemname(.mineral[.@target]) +"!";
	}
	
	// Hide mineral
	if (!rand(.hide_chance)) {
		hideonnpc strnpcinfo(3);
	}
	
	end;
	
	
	/*-----------------------------------------------------
	Timer
	-----------------------------------------------------*/	
	OnMinute00:
		// Respawn minerals
		if (gettime(3) % .respawn_rate) {
			for (.@i = 1; .@i <= .var_amount; .@i++) {
				if (!rand(.respawn_chance)) {
					hideoffnpc strnpcinfo(1) +"#"+ .@i;
				}
			}
		}
		
		end;
	
	
	/*-----------------------------------------------------
	Configuration
	-----------------------------------------------------*/
	OnInit:
		// Minerals (constant/ID, amount)
		setarray .mineral[0], 1010,5, 1011,3, 984,1, 985,1;
		
		// Success rate: (x / y)% chance
		setarray .@success[0],	4, 10,	// 4/10 (40%)
								3, 10,	// 3/10 (30%)
								1, 25,	// 1/25 (4%)
								1, 50;	// 1/50 (2%)
		
		// Equipment (constant/ID)
		setarray .equip[0], 5009, 2218;
		
		// Tools (constant/ID, amount)
		setarray .tool[0], 7318, 1, 7327, 1;
		
		// Mining time (in seconds)
		.progress = 5;
		
		// Audio/visual effects
		.sound$ = "chepet_attack.wav";
		.effect = EF_HIT5;
		
		// Debris
		.debris = 7049;	// Stone
		.limit = 5;			// Scatter limit
		
		// Hiding and Respawning
		.var_amount = 44;		// Amount of Variant Minerals
		.hide_chance = 4;		// Chance in x to hide (default: 4 [25%])
		.respawn_chance = 2;	// Chance in x to respawn (default: 2 [50%])
		.respawn_rate = 1;		// Every x hours (max: 12)
	
	end;
	
}


/*-----------------------------------------------------
Duplicates
-----------------------------------------------------*/
pay_dun00,54,147,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#1	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,55,147,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#2	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,53,146,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#3	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,53,145,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#4	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,69,148,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#5	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,70,147,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#6	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,70,146,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#7	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,84,140,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#8	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,85,140,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#9	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,86,139,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#10	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,83,126,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#11	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,60,125,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#12	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,46,124,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#13	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,45,123,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#14	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,53,117,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#15	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,53,118,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#16	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,44,109,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#17	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,50,69,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#18	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,51,70,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#19	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,35,54,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#20	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,75,84,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#21	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,75,85,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#22	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,76,86,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#23	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,123,100,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#24	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,123,101,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#25	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,124,102,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#26	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,131,157,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#27	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,132,158,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#28	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,139,164,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#29	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,139,165,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#30	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,140,166,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#31	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,141,166,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#32	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,147,171,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#33	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,147,172,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#34	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,147,173,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#35	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,148,174,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#36	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,149,174,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#37	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,154,174,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#38	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,155,174,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#39	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,156,173,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#40	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,156,172,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#41	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,156,171,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#42	S_EMPEL_2
pay_dun00,156,170,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#43	S_EMPEL_1
pay_dun00,156,169,0	duplicate(mining)	Variant Mineral#44	S_EMPEL_2

 

 

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The easiest way would be to create a custom mob that looks like a mineral. You could for example copy Purple Ore (id: 3742) and add the items you want the player to get by mining as drop.
You just need to remember to add your custom mob to mob_avail,yml to tell rathena to make the client use the sprite of the original mob for your custom one.

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8 hours ago, Winterfox said:

The easiest way would be to create a custom mob that looks like a mineral. You could for example copy Purple Ore (id: 3742) and add the items you want the player to get by mining as drop.
You just need to remember to add your custom mob to mob_avail,yml to tell rathena to make the client use the sprite of the original mob for your custom one.


Hi thanks for the idea.
It does work like what you said.
But the problem is there's no gear check, no class check and aspd check. Since it's work like a normal mob.

Now how about this, is there a way to prevent characters attacking a specific mob if they don't pass the requirements?
Like... They must be level 30 minimum and equip a knife.

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You could attach the checks on a label that gets triggered when the mob that represents an ore gets killed.

Here is a small example: 

-	script	MINING	FAKE_NPC,{
	OnInit:
		// Config
		setarray(.mining_utils, 28116);

		setarray(.minerals, 3742, 3743, 1083);

		.mineral_0_name$ = "Bronze";
		setarray(.mineral_0_maps$, "prontera");
		setarray(.mineral_0_amounts, 10);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_x_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_x_2, 163);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_y_1, 175);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_y_2, 137);
		setarray(.mineral_0_items, 502, 10, 1, 5, 503, 40, 1, 5, 504, 50, 1, 5);

		.mineral_1_name$ = "Silver";
		setarray(.mineral_1_maps$, "prontera");
		setarray(.mineral_1_amounts, 10);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_x_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_x_2, 163);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_y_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_y_2, 200);
		setarray(.mineral_1_items, 505, 10, 1, 5, 506, 40, 1, 5, 507, 50, 1, 5);

		.mineral_2_name$ = "Gold";
		setarray(.mineral_2_maps$, "prontera");
		setarray(.mineral_2_amounts, 10);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_x_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_x_2, 163);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_y_1, 175);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_y_2, 137);
		setarray(.mineral_2_items, 508, 10, 1, 5, 509, 40, 1, 5, 510, 50, 1, 5);

		// Config End
		for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.minerals); .@i++) {
			.@name$ = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_name$");
			.@items = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items");

			.@items_size = getarraysize(getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items"));
			.@item_sum = 0;
			for(.@x = 0; .@x < .@items_size; .@x += 4)
				.@item_sum += getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items[" + (.@x + 1) + "]");

			setd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_item_sum", .@item_sum);

			.@maps_size = getarraysize(getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_maps$"));
			for(.@y = 0; .@y < .@maps_size; .@y++) {
				.@maps$ = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_maps$[" + .@y + "]");
				.@amounts = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_amounts[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_x_1 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_x_1[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_x_2 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_x_2[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_y_1 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_y_1[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_y_2 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_y_2[" + .@y + "]");

				areamonster(.@maps$, .@areas_x_1, .@areas_x_2, .@areas_y_1, .@areas_y_2, .@name$, .minerals[.@i], .@amounts, "MINING::OnMined");
			}
		}
	end;

	OnMined:
		.@mineral = inarray(.minerals, killedrid);
		.@mineral_name$ = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_name$");
		.@util = getequipid(EQI_HAND_R);

		if(inarray(.mining_utils, .@util) == -1) {
			dispbottom("Using your " + getitemname(.@util) + " destroyed any useful resource from " + .@mineral_name$ + ".");
			end;
		}

		.@mineral_item_sum = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_item_sum");
		.@mineral_items_size = getarraysize(getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items"));

		.@pick = rand(1, .@mineral_item_sum);
		for(.@i = 0; .@i < .@mineral_items_size; .@i += 4) {
			.@pick -=  getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + (.@i + 1) + "]");

			if(.@pick <= 0)
				break;
		}

		.@item = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + .@i + "]");
		.@item_min_amount = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + (.@i + 2) + "]");
		.@item_max_amount = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + (.@i + 3) + "]");

		getitem(.@item, rand(.@item_min_amount, .@item_max_amount));
}

This will spawn different minerals (in this example represented by purple ore and plants), which give different items on kill etc. once a mineral gets killed, it checks if an item from the .mining_utils array is equipped and if not gives the player the message, that using the wrong item destroyed any useful resources otherwise it will roll which and how many of an item the player gets.

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2 hours ago, Winterfox said:

You could attach the checks on a label that gets triggered when the mob that represents an ore gets killed.

Here is a small example: 

-	script	MINING	FAKE_NPC,{
	OnInit:
		// Config
		setarray(.mining_utils, 28116);

		setarray(.minerals, 3742, 3743, 1083);

		.mineral_0_name$ = "Bronze";
		setarray(.mineral_0_maps$, "prontera");
		setarray(.mineral_0_amounts, 10);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_x_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_x_2, 163);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_y_1, 175);
		setarray(.mineral_0_areas_y_2, 137);
		setarray(.mineral_0_items, 502, 10, 1, 5, 503, 40, 1, 5, 504, 50, 1, 5);

		.mineral_1_name$ = "Silver";
		setarray(.mineral_1_maps$, "prontera");
		setarray(.mineral_1_amounts, 10);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_x_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_x_2, 163);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_y_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_1_areas_y_2, 200);
		setarray(.mineral_1_items, 505, 10, 1, 5, 506, 40, 1, 5, 507, 50, 1, 5);

		.mineral_2_name$ = "Gold";
		setarray(.mineral_2_maps$, "prontera");
		setarray(.mineral_2_amounts, 10);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_x_1, 150);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_x_2, 163);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_y_1, 175);
		setarray(.mineral_2_areas_y_2, 137);
		setarray(.mineral_2_items, 508, 10, 1, 5, 509, 40, 1, 5, 510, 50, 1, 5);

		// Config End
		for(.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.minerals); .@i++) {
			.@name$ = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_name$");
			.@items = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items");

			.@items_size = getarraysize(getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items"));
			.@item_sum = 0;
			for(.@x = 0; .@x < .@items_size; .@x += 4)
				.@item_sum += getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items[" + (.@x + 1) + "]");

			setd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_item_sum", .@item_sum);

			.@maps_size = getarraysize(getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_maps$"));
			for(.@y = 0; .@y < .@maps_size; .@y++) {
				.@maps$ = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_maps$[" + .@y + "]");
				.@amounts = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_amounts[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_x_1 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_x_1[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_x_2 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_x_2[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_y_1 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_y_1[" + .@y + "]");
				.@areas_y_2 = getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_areas_y_2[" + .@y + "]");

				areamonster(.@maps$, .@areas_x_1, .@areas_x_2, .@areas_y_1, .@areas_y_2, .@name$, .minerals[.@i], .@amounts, "MINING::OnMined");
			}
		}
	end;

	OnMined:
		.@mineral = inarray(.minerals, killedrid);
		.@mineral_name$ = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_name$");
		.@util = getequipid(EQI_HAND_R);

		if(inarray(.mining_utils, .@util) == -1) {
			dispbottom("Using your " + getitemname(.@util) + " destroyed any useful resource from " + .@mineral_name$ + ".");
			end;
		}

		.@mineral_item_sum = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_item_sum");
		.@mineral_items_size = getarraysize(getd(".mineral_" + .@i + "_items"));

		.@pick = rand(1, .@mineral_item_sum);
		for(.@i = 0; .@i < .@mineral_items_size; .@i += 4) {
			.@pick -=  getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + (.@i + 1) + "]");

			if(.@pick <= 0)
				break;
		}

		.@item = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + .@i + "]");
		.@item_min_amount = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + (.@i + 2) + "]");
		.@item_max_amount = getd(".mineral_" + .@mineral + "_items[" + (.@i + 3) + "]");

		getitem(.@item, rand(.@item_min_amount, .@item_max_amount));
}

This will spawn different minerals (in this example represented by purple ore and plants), which give different items on kill etc. once a mineral gets killed, it checks if an item from the .mining_utils array is equipped and if not gives the player the message, that using the wrong item destroyed any useful resources otherwise it will roll which and how many of an item the player gets.

I've just tested it. It does work but it's very easy to abuse by swapping weapons 😞
Thanks though

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Is it possible to use specialeffect2 from this list rathena/doc/effect_list.txt at master · rathena/rathena (github.com) to make your character act like auto attacking mobs?

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4 hours ago, jamesandrew said:

I've just tested it. It does work but it's very easy to abuse by swapping weapons 😞
Thanks though

 

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Is it possible to use specialeffect2 from this list rathena/doc/effect_list.txt at master · rathena/rathena (github.com) to make your character act like auto attacking mobs?

I am not sure if there is an effect that makes it look like a character attacks.

Another idea I had would be to spawn an invisible mob below the ore NPC when the player meets the requirements, and then to set him up to attack that mob and lock him in this state until he killed the ore mob.
When the ore mob is dead, you can hide the npc for the player for a certain amount of time.

For the part of making a player attack a mob and blocking movement, you could check the commands: unitattack and, setpcblock that could help you with that. In general, the unit commands could be of help to you.
For the part about visibility of ores, you could use the on touch area of the npc and combine that with cloakonnpc or cloakonnpcself to control which players can see the npc right now.

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On 9/5/2023 at 11:05 PM, Winterfox said:

I am not sure if there is an effect that makes it look like a character attacks.

Another idea I had would be to spawn an invisible mob below the ore NPC when the player meets the requirements, and then to set him up to attack that mob and lock him in this state until he killed the ore mob.
When the ore mob is dead, you can hide the npc for the player for a certain amount of time.

For the part of making a player attack a mob and blocking movement, you could check the commands: unitattack and, setpcblock that could help you with that. In general, the unit commands could be of help to you.
For the part about visibility of ores, you could use the on touch area of the npc and combine that with cloakonnpc or cloakonnpcself to control which players can see the npc right now.

I haven't figured out.. But I found a gameplay video what I exactly wanted.
You can attack the ore mob but it doesn't take any damage unless you equipped with a pickaxe.
Also a fixed aspd would be great, just like in this video

 

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try this one 

 

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