Count the mobs then do event..

[Currently]

Not sure how I will start it thats why

I'm just requesting for a little script that will do a mobcount check. and if it reaches 0. OnPCEvent will happen next.

[Emistry]

if( !mobcount( "mapname","event label" ) ){
//do what you want here.. OnPCEvent....
}

refer mobcount

Edited December 25, 2012 by Emistry

[Currently]

^ Okay so uhm. Will that triffer if the mob count is 0? I tried to read the mobcount from script_commands.txt but I dont really just get it..

[AnnieRuru]

prontera,154,174,4	script	kdfksdjfs	100,{
monster "this", -1,-1, "--ja--", 1002, 3, strnpcinfo(0)+"::OnPCEvent";
end;
OnPCEvent:
if ( mobcount( "this", strnpcinfo(0)+"::OnPCEvent" ) ) end;
dispbottom "will happen next";
end;
}

though I usually using a variable to save the mobcount instead of using this script command though, more resource friendly

prontera,154,174,4	script	kdfksdjfs	100,{
monster "this", -1,-1, "--ja--", 1002, 3, strnpcinfo(0)+"::OnPCEvent";
.count += 3;
end;
OnPCEvent:
.count--;
if ( .count ) end;
dispbottom "will happen next";
end;
}

Edited December 27, 2012 by AnnieRuru

[Capuche]

though I usually using a variable to save the mobcount instead of using this script command though, more resource friendly

Maybe this is a stupid question or I shouldn't ask here... if that's it please forgive me ! (lol)

How could I know if a script is optimized ? How estimate the resource the script is using ? or like you said, how estimate the resource when I used a variable or a script command ?

Just curiosity.

Edited December 27, 2012 by Capuche

[AnnieRuru]

read the source

script.c file

mobcount script command

script_pushint(st,map_foreachinmap(buildin_mobcount_sub, m, BL_MOB, event));

in this script, every time a monster is kill, in the source will run this function

this function search EVERY monsters in the map,

so let's say if there are more than 300 monsters with 5 different event labels

it will loop through every monsters in this map with 300 loops, and only count++ out only this event label that you have specify

of course, using variables will be more resource friendly

Edited December 27, 2012 by AnnieRuru

[Capuche]

Thanks you AnnieRuru.