Get player level & monster level OnNpcKill

[gekigengar]

This is my script draft.

OnInit:
@score = 0;
@bonus = 0;

Onnpckill:
@bonus = (moblevel - playerlevel);
if (@bonus < 1) {
@bonus = 1;
}
@score += (1 + (Moblevel/2) + @bonus);

OnLogOut:
@score = 0

 

How do I obtain moblevel and playerlevel?

[GmOcean]

Player's Level

BaseLevel   - Character's base level.

Monster's Level

*getmonsterinfo(<mob ID>,<type>)

This function will look up the monster with the specified ID number in the
mob database and return the info set by TYPE argument.
It will return -1 if there is no such monster (or the type value is invalid),
or "null" if you requested the monster's name.

Valid types are listed in 'db/const.txt':
MOB_NAME 0
MOB_LV 1
MOB_MAXHP 2
MOB_BASEEXP 3
MOB_JOBEXP 4
MOB_ATK1 5
MOB_ATK2 6
MOB_DEF 7
MOB_MDEF 8
MOB_STR 9
MOB_AGI 10
MOB_VIT 11
MOB_INT 12
MOB_DEX 13
MOB_LUK 14
MOB_RANGE 15
MOB_RANGE2 16
MOB_RANGE3 17
MOB_SIZE 18
MOB_RACE 19
MOB_ELEMENT 20
MOB_MODE 21
MOB_MVPEXP 22

For more details, see the sample in 'doc/sample/getmonsterinfo.txt'.

So for you it would be something like this:

OnNPCKillEvent:
@bonus = ( getmonsterinfo(killedrid,1) - BaseLevel ); // killedrid is the ID of the monster killed.
if( !@bonus ){ @bonus = 1; }
@score += (1 + ( getmonsterinfo(killedrid,1) / 2 ) + @bonus);
end;

[gekigengar]

Player's Level

BaseLevel   - Character's base level.

Monster's Level

*getmonsterinfo(<mob ID>,<type>)

This function will look up the monster with the specified ID number in the
mob database and return the info set by TYPE argument.
It will return -1 if there is no such monster (or the type value is invalid),
or "null" if you requested the monster's name.

Valid types are listed in 'db/const.txt':
MOB_NAME 0
MOB_LV 1
MOB_MAXHP 2
MOB_BASEEXP 3
MOB_JOBEXP 4
MOB_ATK1 5
MOB_ATK2 6
MOB_DEF 7
MOB_MDEF 8
MOB_STR 9
MOB_AGI 10
MOB_VIT 11
MOB_INT 12
MOB_DEX 13
MOB_LUK 14
MOB_RANGE 15
MOB_RANGE2 16
MOB_RANGE3 17
MOB_SIZE 18
MOB_RACE 19
MOB_ELEMENT 20
MOB_MODE 21
MOB_MVPEXP 22

For more details, see the sample in 'doc/sample/getmonsterinfo.txt'.

So for you it would be something like this:

OnNPCKillEvent:
@bonus = ( getmonsterinfo(killedrid,1) - BaseLevel ); // killedrid is the ID of the monster killed.
if( !@bonus ){ @bonus = 1; }
@score += (1 + ( getmonsterinfo(killedrid,1) / 2 ) + @bonus);
end;

Thanks again, you really helped up!

 

may I ask why did you use !@bonus?

 

What does that mean in this line?

 

if( !@bonus )

 

I apologize as I am far too green in matters of programming.

 

But I do learn fast from mistakes and curiosity, which makes up for experience.

Edited September 28, 2013 by gekigengar

[GmOcean]

That's no problem. Everyone who starts scripting for rAthena, is in the same boat in one way or the other.

! - Logical Not.
Reverses the boolean result of an expression. True will become false and
false will become true.

Example:
if(!callfunc("F_dosomething"))
{
mes "Doing something failed.";
close;
}

In the case I used it can be seen as that 1 = True and Anything Lower is False.
General Rule of thumb is the following:

True = +/- Numbers

Fase =  0

Example:

set @bonus,1;
if( !@bonus ) { this won't be shown, because @bonus is TRUE not false. }
else { this will be shown because the above didn't }

Additionally, it can be seen as this to check if the statement is TRUE instead of false.

set @bonus,1;
if( @bonus ){ this will be seen, because I'm checking to see if @bonus is "true" instead of false }
else { this will not be shown because the above was true }

I may not have given the best explination/example for this, but if you were to read / briefly skim through: https://github.com/rathena/rathena/blob/master/doc/script_commands.txt

You'll learn all you need to know and more. And ofcourse, you can always come back to the script_support section for further help.

Edited September 28, 2013 by GmOcean

[Emistry]

In the case I used it can be seen as that 1 = True and Anything Lower is False.

General Rule of thumb is the following:

True = + Numbers

Fase =  - Numbers & 0

negative number count as "true" ...

 

[GmOcean]

Really? Hmm, it's been counting as negative in a few of my scripts O.o; Well, time to change them around to prevent future errors lmao. Oh wellz, Edited my post.

Edited September 28, 2013 by GmOcean