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Use X to X
You can do what Ninja said if you don't have any other kind of monsters in that area except the ones from the script, which I guess you don't. I did it this way to make sure you wouldn't get any bugs later on. -
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Try this. local area = {from = {x = 1107, y = 571, z = 7}, to = {x = 1120, y = 584, z = 7}} -- Area to check for monsters local levelReq = 100 -- Level requirement local levers = { [5000] = { -- Action ID of lever monsters = { -- Monsters to spawn {name = "Rat"... -
Use X to X
You don't need a unique id, just set the lever to action id 5000 and add this to actions.xml. <action actionid="5000" script="lelo.lua"/> I have trouble understanding you. -
Use X to X
That's exactly what this does, and it supports multiple levers. TFS 0.3.6 local levers = { [5000] = { -- Action ID of lever area = {from = {x = 100, y = 100, z = 7}, to = {x = 200, y = 200, z = 7}}, -- Area to check for monsters levelReq = 100, -- Level requirement... -
Solved Change direction of the monster.
Yes, in globalevents/scripts/name.lua. <globalevent type="startup" name="Name" script="name.lua"/> -
Lever that gives you items depending on your vocation and only if you have an item
I think this is what you want. local levers = { [5000] = { -- Action id of the lever vocs = {1, 5}, -- Vocation ids itemCost = {id = 2160, count = 10}, -- The item & count required items = { -- Items {id = 2175, count = 1}, {id = 2190, count =... -
Solved Change direction of the monster.
If you have the monsters spawned in your map editor you just have to set the position and which direction it should look at. -
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Solved Change direction of the monster.
You could change the direction of monsters on startup. I assume you want to change the direction of the monsters in your "spawn room". Here's how to do it with TFS 1.x: local monsters = { {position = {x = 100, y = 100, z = 7}, dir = SOUTH}, {position = {x = 101, y = 100, z = 7}, dir =... -
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This is for TFS 1.1 and has not been tested. local levers = { [5000] = { -- Action ID of lever area = {from = {x = 100, y = 100, z = 7}, to = {x = 200, y = 200, z = 7}}, -- Area to check for monsters levelReq = 100, -- Level requirement monsters = { -- Monsters to... -
Lua Is there a "getCreatureLookPosition(cid)" alternative for TFS 1.0
Send magic effect: function onSay(cid, words, param) local player = Player(cid) local lookPos = player:getPosition():getNextPosition(player:getDirection()) lookPos:sendMagicEffect(CONST_ME_POFF) return false end Get crystal coin from tile: function onSay(cid, words, param)... -
Lua Is there a "getCreatureLookPosition(cid)" alternative for TFS 1.0
function onSay(cid, words, param) local player = Player(cid) player:getPosition():getNextPosition(player:getDirection()) return false end -
Lua Is there a "getCreatureLookPosition(cid)" alternative for TFS 1.0
Something like Position.getNextPosition(self, direction, steps)? position:getNextPosition(player:getDirection()) -
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[TFS 1.1] Trouble adding new attributes [Solved]
What I've had trouble with is this: inline static bool isIntAttrType(itemAttrTypes type) { return (type & 0x7FFE13) != 0; } inline static bool isStrAttrType(itemAttrTypes type) { return (type & 0x1EC) != 0; } So I tried to figure out why my attributes wouldn't work, and this what I've... -
Solved Trying to learn to script some
That change was meant for your previous script. Try this: local config = { bushId = 2768, pos = {x=2424, y=946, z=7} } function onUse(cid, item, fromPosition, itemEx, toPosition) local bush = getTileItemById(config.pos, config.bushId).uid if bush <= 0 then... -
Solved Trying to learn to script some
Another thing you should do is change this part: if getTileItemById(config.pos, config.bushId).uid < 0 then doCreatureSay(cid, 'You deleted the bush!', TALKTYPE_ORANGE) doRemoveItem(getTileItemById(config.pos, config.bushId).uid To this: local bush = getTileItemById(config.pos...