NPC with password.

[Killmesoftly]

Hey good morning everyone, i would like a npc which has a simple use, uhm when you talk to the npc he will ask you to put a password and if the password is correct, you'll be teleported in a map. (example gef_fild15) if possible, i would like to implement an option to be able to change password if GM acc is 99 on the npc.. i tried to make one but.. there's an error. 

 

prontera.gat,150,150,5    script    Men In Black    811,{
mes "[Men In Black]";
mes "Enter the password.";
next;
input @lb_pass$;
if(@lb_pass$ != 123456){
mes "[Men In Black]";
mes "Incorrect password.";
close;
}
mes "[Men In Black]";
mes "Correct password, teleporting to the map..";
close2;
warp "Prontera.gat",180,150;
end;
}

[Emistry]

if( select("Yes:No") == 1 ) {

[Imbecile]

Hi everyone. I have a question too. how to make a event npc with password that if you put the password correctly, it will give you items. but the password can be reset for every event and the items can only be claimed once for every event. i saw once on some private server, i've try every script but it doesn't work

[Skorm]

Sure it is.

 

prontera.gat,150,150,5	script	Men In Black	811,{
	if(getgmlevel()>=99) {
		mes "[Men In Black]";
		mes "Hello, Mr. GM, Would you like to change the password?"; next;
		if(!(select("Yes:No")&2)) {
			mes "[Men In Black]";
			mes "Alright input a new password!";
			next;
			input .@lb_pass$;
			mes "[Men In Black]";
			mes "Password successfully changed to ["+.@lb_pass$+"].";
			set($lb_pass$,.@lb_pass$);
			close;
		}
	}
	mes "[Men In Black]";
	mes "Enter the password.";
	next;
	input .@lb_pass$;
	if(.@lb_pass$ != $lb_pass$){
		mes "[Men In Black]";
		mes "Incorrect password.";
		close;
	}
	mes "[Men In Black]";
	mes "Correct password, teleporting to the map..";
	close2;
	warp "Prontera",180,150;
	end;
}

 

Just use a constant global variable which is alright for small things like this.

 

Also your error is coming from:

if(@lb_pass$ != 123456){

You're comparing a String variable to a constant Integer.

 

Should be:

if(@lb_pass$ != "123456"){

Edited August 9, 2013 by Skorm

[Killmesoftly]

Sure it is.

 

prontera.gat,150,150,5	script	Men In Black	811,{
	if(getgmlevel()>=99) {
		mes "[Men In Black]";
		mes "Hello, Mr. GM, Would you like to change the password?"; next;
		if(!select("Yes:No")&2) {
			mes "[Men In Black]";
			mes "Alright input a new password!";
			next;
			input .@lb_pass$;
			mes "[Men In Black]";
			mes "Password successfully changed to ["+.@lb_pass$+"].";
			set($lb_pass$,.@lb_pass$);
			close;
		}
	}
	mes "[Men In Black]";
	mes "Enter the password.";
	next;
	input .@lb_pass$;
	if(.@lb_pass$ != $lb_pass$){
		mes "[Men In Black]";
		mes "Incorrect password.";
		close;
	}
	mes "[Men In Black]";
	mes "Correct password, teleporting to the map..";
	close2;
	warp "Prontera",180,150;
	end;
}

 

Just use a constant global variable which is alright for small things like this.

 

Also your error is coming from:

if(@lb_pass$ != 123456){

You're comparing a String variable to a constant Integer.

 

Should be:

if(@lb_pass$ != "123456"){

 

 

Aww hey thank you so much for answering so fast, but theres something i dont understand, right after i click on the npc, hes asking me if i want to change the password, when i say yes, i put a password but then he says its wrong ( what's the main password anyway) i checked the npc but didnt see any password, and so when i choose not to change the password, he asks me for the password but i dont know what the password is XD the script is great, but shouldn't be there like a menu to ask if i want to setup a new password, change the password , to enter to the room/map, or exit.

 

thank you again for answering, have a nice day!

Edited August 9, 2013 by Killmesoftly

[Skorm]

Change:

if(!select("Yes:No")&2) {

To:

if(!(select("Yes:No")&2)) {

 

If clicking yes doesn't take you to an input box.

 

If you just want there to be an option to only change the password once then add a check for that global variable.

[Killmesoftly]

aww, but he doesnt let me set or assign a password :-s 

[Skorm]

if( select("Yes:No") == 1 ) {

 

Really weird that it wouldn't work though? 1 AND 2 = 0 | 2 AND 2 = 2.... Hmm

[Killmesoftly]

if( select("Yes:No") == 1 ) {

 

aw Emistry thank you so much it did worked, thank you to both of you Skorm and Emistry. thumbs up!

[nanakiwurtz]

Actually I'm interested about how the script.c works, '&' should work, or maybe 0x2?

[Skorm]

Actually I'm interested about how the script.c works, '&' should work, or maybe 0x2?

 

It does, I've used it before with multiple cases. I think Killmesoftly might've forgot to add the second parenthesis. In any case it's still better to use == even though it doesn't look as cool, because there is one less operation for the script to run. Apposed to the (!(var&2)).

[nanakiwurtz]

'Switch' return value starts from 1 not from 0, isn't it?

[Emistry]

'Switch' return value starts from 1 not from 0, isn't it?

switch doesnt return any value ... only the select does ...