Request Notification NPC

[Dolphin86]

hello, could someone show me script example for this situation:

1. player bring item (multiple item) to the npc

2. npc will check for item requirement.

3. player will have to wait at least 1 minute before player can receive the item, while waiting the npc will have a text notification (crafting) and no other player can use the npc while its crafting

4. when the item craft is completed there will be a text notification completed (it will stay until the player who craft it or any other player take out the item (kinda stealing)

 

here is my my script... 

Spoiler

new_1-3,90,35,6	script	Public Workbench	665,{
				
if(BeginnerQuest == 2) goto BeginnerQuest2;
if(BeginnerQuest == 3) goto BeginnerQuest3;
if(BeginnerQuest == 6) goto BeginnerQuest6;
if(BeginnerQuest == 7) goto BeginnerQuest7;

BeginnerQuest7:
				mes "I should ask Training Instructor.";
				close;			

BeginnerQuest6:
				mes "[Workbench]";
				mes "Craft-";
				menu "Rope",Rope,"Cancel",cancel1;
				
				Rope:
					mes "[Workbench]";
					mes "Item requirement:";
					mes "4x Stalk";
					next;
					mes "[Workbench]";
					if(select("-Craft:Cancel")==2) goto cancel;
					if(countitem(40008) < 4 ) {
					mes "^ff0000 Not enough Stalk ^000000";
					close;
				
					} else {
					delitem 40008,4;
					specialeffect2 610;
					mes "^30ff00 Success ! ^000000";
					getitem 40007,1;
					getitem 40014,1;
					set BeginnerQuest,7;
					close;
					}
				
				cancel1:
					mes "[Workbench]";
					mes "cancel";
					close;


BeginnerQuest3:
				mes "I should ask Training Instructor.";
				close;
			
BeginnerQuest2:				
				mes "[Workbench]";
				mes "Craft-";
				menu "Stone Dagger",stonedagger,"Cancel",cancel2;	
				
					stonedagger:
						next;
						mes "[Workbench]";
						mes "Item Requirement";
						mes "Rock [2 pcs]";
						next;
				
						if(select("-Craft:Cancel")==2) goto cancel;
						if(countitem(40005) < 2 ) {
						next;
						mes "^ff0000 Not enough Rock ^000000";
						close;
				
						} else {
						delitem 40005,2;
						specialeffect2 610;
						mes "^30ff00 Success ! ^000000";
						getitem 40007,1;
						getitem 40009,1;
						set BeginnerQuest,3;
						close;
						}
					cancel2:
						next;
						mes "[Workbench]";
						mes "Cancel";
						close;

}

 

 

[Winterfox]

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);
}

 

[AceofSpades]

you can make it on your own, using countitem, gettimetick, dispbottom or its up to you if you make it announce, like what i did in my hero quest script, Goodluck.

[Dolphin86]

2 hours ago, Winterfox said:

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);
}

 

thanks, this is much more cleaner version

Question: where is the timer part where i can set the time for waiting ? @Winterfox

Edited October 13, 2023 by Dolphin86

[Winterfox]

17 hours ago, Dolphin86 said:

thanks, this is much more cleaner version

Question: where is the timer part where i can set the time for waiting ? @Winterfox

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.

[Dolphin86]

2 minutes ago, Winterfox said:

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.

owhhhh understood, but can u check my other post, its almost similar to this