Recent content by imkingran

Add this check: function onCastSpell(creature, var) -- check to make sure creature isn't a summon already if creature:getMaster() then return false end

@SixNine After you summon the monster, you don't assign it as a summon to its master. So when you check how many summons the master has, it will still be 0. Add this line into your current for loop: for i = 1, maxsummons - #summonsPlayer do local mid =...

I believe you can edit the spells table in modules/gamelib/spells.lua: https://github.com/mehah/otclient/blob/main/modules/gamelib/spells.lua#L17

You probably overwrote the default onGainExperience: https://github.com/otland/forgottenserver/blob/master/data/events/scripts/player.lua#L131

Honestly as I look at it more carefully now, it was made from the ground up to change once per day for the whole game world. So many of the variables are stored globally in the NPC file and not individually by character storage. There are still more changes needed to make it the way you want it...

That's because on this line 45, you reset the task if the time is not the same as start time: if tonumber(minhaHora) ~= tonumber(hora) then setPlayerStorageValue(cid, storages.miniQuests.storNpcTaskName3, -1) setPlayerStorageValue(cid, storages.miniQuests.storPokeNameTask3, -1)...

Here is the part that is changing the monsters. It is only changing monsters once per day, when the previous stored day (hora variable) is no longer equal to os.date("%d"). So everyday (or gameworld restart) there will be only 2 monsters to choose from. If you want it to change for every player...

* I added comments in the code I'll use this one for example, by Gunz post: uint32_t real = 0; std::map<uint32_t, uint32_t> listIP; for (const auto& it : g_game.getPlayers()) { if (it.second->getIP() != 0) { auto ip = listIP.find(it.second->getIP()); if (ip != listIP.end()) {...

Yes it's added up to 5. If ips[ip] is still less than 5 when it reaches that point in the loop (aka it's 4), it will add to the table (now it's 5). The next time it comes around it's no longer less than 5, because it is 5.

Instead of: if cid:getExhaustion(1000) <= 0 then change to: if not cid:hasExhaustion(1000) then

Instead of os.time() you can use os.mtime(), with mtime you will put in milliseconds: 1000 = 1 second 1500 = 1.5 seconds

Okay I see, I believe when you type adori blank, it's reading it as "adori" and that's why it's saying "You need a magic item to cast this spell" If it was reading it as "adori blank" it wouldn't return that message because adori blank doesn't require a magical item, it creates the magical item...

Is there a github repository for this distribution that you are using? Or do you have a link to where you got it from?