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That is not how this method works in the source, you have to provide a reference for an int32_t value to store the value in that variable. int32_t value; if (getStorageValue(88888, value)) { // do something with value } else { // player doesnt have that storage }

That is not true, look at ghastly dragons, they have 10% resist to fire and they still dont walk over fire fields.

Item custom attributes by Mkalo · Pull Request #1997 · otland/forgottenserver · GitHub

Ofcourse this wouldn't work, you're casting a BigInteger to double, you should use only BigInteger methods to do it. The method you wanna use is this one: BigInteger (Java Platform SE 7 )

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Please, search before posting. TFS 0.4: Feature - [CreatureEvent] OnSpawn(cid) TFS 1.x: Feature - Monster:onSpawn(position) ...

Fix monsters walking over fields. by Mkalo · Pull Request #2207 · otland/forgottenserver · GitHub

And it's offline, nice stream.

This will never work in 0.3.7 because in 0.x series of TFS each interface had it's own environment (state) so you cannot share information between them. The only workaround without source edits is to use global storages or filesystem.

forgottenserver/definitions.h at master · otland/forgottenserver · GitHub Even if it wasn't, you would just have to add that line wherever you wanted it included.

The problem is that you are using global variables, you should use them as local so the functions that you create inside it use the variables as upvalues not global variables. You don't need to create the window to send it after, you may send it inside the function. Try this, I placed some...

It's totally fine to use this lib to do what you want. You don't have to "save" anything using it. Could you create a support thread tho? Don't feel like spamming the thread with support related stuff.

Firstly, when using this lib you shouldn't ever assume that the userdata will be in a valid state when the callback function get called, so you should never use any userdata upvalue inside the callback functions. Now to your problem, I couldn't really understand what you want exactly, can you...

Ha, the joke is on you. You will never see that, so you will sit there forever.