How can I make a tag on a player?

[eKoh]

Hello, I am introducing myself to this scripting world, it is amazing haha, but what is hard to me is to find the correct instruction for somethings I want to do.

 

I've just made a npc script, which gives you newbie supplies and some other stuff:

 

poring_gnd,79,88,5    script    Get Started::start    117,{
    mes "[^001D9CGet Started^000000]";    
    mes "Hello!";
    mes "I am the one who will guide you into this amazing world!";
    next;
        mes "What would you like to do?";
            menu "I want to train!",train,"Get me to Prontera!",prontera,"Nothing.",nothing;
                train:
                    mes "That's Great!";
                    mes "I am giving you these equipments so you can start your adventure!";
                    getitem 1243,1;
                    getitem 569,100;
                    close;
                prontera:
                    savepoint prontera,156,179;
                    warp "prontera",156,70;
                    close;
                nothing:
                    mes "Have a good trip!";
                    close;
                    /*
                    *is it working?*/
}

 

But what I want to do is to tag a player after he/she gets the items from the npc, so when he tries again to get these items, this tag will say to the npc to not give the items.

 

I am following this kind of guide but it's hard to see which instruction I need to use.

Edited July 10, 2014 by eKoh

[Capuche]

 

Prefix: scope and extent

nothing - A permanent variable attached to the character, the default variable

           type. They are stored in the `global_reg_value` table using type 3.

"#"      - A permanent local account variable.

 

a sample, you attached the var to the character

train:
	if ( attach_variable > 0 ) {
		mes "you already get the items";
		close;
	}
	mes "That's Great!";
	mes "I am giving you these equipments so you can start your adventure!";
	getitem 1243,1;
	getitem 569,100;
	attach_variable = 1;
	close;

to attach the var to the account, use the prefix # (attach_variable become #attach_variable in our sample)

[eKoh]

@Capuche

 

Thank you a lot, I was having some troubles with the script:

 

                train:
                if ( newdone > 0 ) {
                    mes "Keep the good work!";
                    close;
                    }
                    mes "That's Great!";
                    mes "I am giving you these equipments so you can start your adventure!";
                    getitem 1243,1;
                    getitem 569,100;
                    newdone = 1;
                    close;

 

Error:

 

I had to do this (I don't know if it is the best way to make it work).

 

                if ( newdone > 0 ) {
                    mes "Keep the good work!";
                    close;
                    }
                    mes "That's Great!";
                    mes "I am giving you these equipments so you can start your adventure!";
                    getitem 1243,1;
                    getitem 569,100;
                    set newdone, 1;
                    close;

 

The last one is working perfectly.

Edited July 10, 2014 by eKoh