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You can also use PHP, javascript etc.. to parse xml, but this is about using strictly lua not a library someone wrote.

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These scripts just allow you to parse the mounts, outfits and items, the items script is an edited version of @zbizu's item parser. The items and outfit's parser are edited versions of @Codex NG's parsers for 1.2 Sources Parsers for 1.2 [TFS 1.1] Items parser (useful for searching ids)...

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Well done! :)

If we look at the sources on line 29 of modules.lua we can see this. SHOPMODULE_MODE = SHOPMODULE_MODE_BOTH If you would like to set the mode to the old system just place this below anywhere in your npc script. SHOPMODULE_MODE = SHOPMODULE_MODE_TALK Now if you want to do this globally...

Windows uses a lot more memory & cpu resource than Linux.

I thought that was funny. Do you have persistent scripts assigned to high level players?

1st question what version of TFS are you compiling? 2nd question what version is this code for?

Callbacks are defined outside of a spell, you can calculate the necessary formula's inside the callback.

Use otlclient :) This is the official source and compiling instructions. Compiling on Linux · edubart/otclient Wiki · GitHub You can download the one i uploaded or compile your own using the script I provided. Linux - Otclient - 7.4 - 10.99 I know it isn't 11 :(

This is the default poison arrow from the sources just change what you need such as the CONST_ANI_XXX effect COMBAT_XXX damage type & CONDITION_XXX and the addDamage values. :) forgottenserver/poison_arrow.lua at 33d074fe1cb28d7f094e0e6896ada65d9cd472a2 · otland/forgottenserver · GitHub local...

Does your map have at least 1 town id? And does the player have a town id of at least 1?

You really love your parentheses ;) Parentheses in a line of code are normally used to execute a calculation in a specific order these parentheses allow us to override the order of operations, but applying them just to apply them does not change the outcome of the formula. local a = 2 + 2...

You need a way to set those storage values so that the npc can check if the player completed the task. Normally scripts like these use something like an onKill script so that it can update the storage value per kill per creature. Do you have an onKill script?

I went through the script myself and it looks like they threw this code together like they were building a house out of legos :p

Actually addEvent works like this addEvent(callback, delay, arguments) So its ok to use a function as an argument as long as the function returns a value.

Either through its name or explicit path.

But you can also link a script to the monster file.

You don't always need to encapsulate code inside of parentheses, that requirement is language independent. If the code doesn't work then we move on to something which does.