Please help with this spawn script.

[Helena]

This entire line works, except for the ID. I want the ID to be determined on the monster the player selected in the menu. (my pet ID and monster ID are the same.)

What I don't understand is, why getd(".@pet_name$[.@s]") is working (as in, the name shows up properly), but getd(".@pet_id[.@s]") is not working.

 

Can someone please tell me where I went wrong? Thank you very much.

 

monster "gon_test", 62, 86, getd(".@pet_name$[.@s]"), getd(".@pet_id[.@s]"), 1,strnpcinfo(0)+"::Dead",0,1;

Edited January 1, 2014 by Helena

[AnnieRuru]

.@pet_id is the unique ID of the pet

you can see that by generate through `pet` table

.@pet_class is the answer you are looking for

 

 

monster "gon_test", 62, 86, getd(".@pet_name$[.@s]"), getd(".@pet_class[.@s]"), 1,strnpcinfo(0)+"::OnDead",0,1;

[Helena]

Thank you Annie pet_class worked!

I'm very close now.

 

Strange problem I noticed, it ignores my menu choice. It always only spawns the first monster in the list regardless of the monster/pet I picked in the menu.

Which is weird because in this dialogue it shows fine.

 

mes "[battle Arena]";
    mes "Pet: "+ .@pet_name$[.@s];
    mes "Level : "+ .@pet_level[.@s];

 

Example; I picked Drops (second option in the menu), Drops would show fine ^there, but it would spawn a Poring (first item in the list/menu)...

[AnnieRuru]

monster "gon_test", 62, 86, .@pet_name$[.@s], .@pet_class[.@s], 1,strnpcinfo(0)+"::OnDead",0,1;

haha lol I gave wrong answer just now

shouldn't need the getd stuffs

the other topic ... I want to write with mob controller system ...

it need source modification so ... might take some time ...

Edited January 1, 2014 by AnnieRuru

[Helena]

Thank you so much Annie, thanks to you I got the script working now!

 

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