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I've made some changes to adjust this code to TFS 1.3. I haven't tested deeply, so feel free to use. monster.cpp // FROM bool Monster::selectTarget(Creature* creature) { if (!isTarget(creature)) { return false; } auto it = std::find(targetList.begin(), targetList.end()...

I tried to remove some conditions when changing my form (as a druid), it wasn't working, and @Infernum 's tip helped me. local condition = Condition(CONDITION_OUTFIT) condition:setTicks(1800000) function onCastSpell(creature, variant) local returnValue = RETURNVALUE_NOERROR local...

As pointed here, the solution is to use: condition:setParameter(CONDITION_PARAM_SUBID, subId)

I have just tested it, and it works perfectly. This system is so great that I'm trying a lot of new things; Thanks, @Leo32

I followed step-by-step, carefully, adding 9 new skills, and it worked perfectly.

Hey, guys, I'm gonna try this tonight. I have a bunch of ideas and this is going to help me a lot :D After testing, I'll post my results. Will use the latest source. Btw, is the github source stable? Thanks, @Ramirow I followed step-by-step, carefully, adding 9 new skills, and it worked...

Thanks for the script. It is going to be very useful.

As usual, a nice script from @Leo32 Thanks, sir

I've always wanted to develop, mostly because I used to play Tibia all the time when younger. I used to have an OTServ, and that introduced to programming. Basically, what I used to do was some LUA scripts, changing IFs, creating levers, basic stuff, but I loved it. Now, I'm a professional web...

Thanks, @Demnish, this helped me today.

@Soulless213 React is highly in demand nowadays. It is a good choice for sure. Well, finding someone who can help you spriting is quite hard because we are talking about 2D-games, a very specific niche, right? But I believe you are in the right place. Try to talk more about your project, try...

Well, regarding PHP, you don't have to stick to it. You can create your website using Angular, React, it is your choice. PHP is cool because you have tons of AAC out there for free. Since you are a one man army, it is very helpful. Now, about spriting, especially in pixel art, it is a very...

Hello, @Soulless213 , In order to have a full functioning server, there are a lot of things you need to cover. To list some required knowledge: LUA for scripts; C++ for source editing; SQL for the Mysql database; Linux (the hosting operating system); PHP, HTML, CSS, JS for the website; Sprites...

Hello, everyone, I'm trying to create a custom vocation whose main spells will deal damage over time using multiple spells at the same time. An example: Spell #1 will do 500 dmg over 30 seconds; Spell #2 will do 700 dmg over 40 seconds; Spell #3 will do 600 dmg over 35 seconds. I've managed to...

Your pics are very cool. I wish I was as creative as you. Keep working hard. Hard work provides great rewards.

@Adorius Black ,try these changes: // from enum itemAttrTypes : uint32_t { // to enum itemAttrTypes : uint64_t { // and // from CONDITION_STUN = 1 << 32, // to CONDITION_STUN static_cast<uint64_t>(1) << 32 I'm not sure it is gonna work, but it doesn't hurt to try, right?

Just tried in TFS 1.3 and it worked. Thanks both @RazorBlade and @silveralol for your contribution. It really makes a difference!!

Thanks, @Leo32, for the response. It seems indeed me and the guy from the other thread (@tuxico ) have the same issue. I'm glad we could find a workaround. Nevertheless, your mod is awesome and opens a lot of opportunities. Thanks again. 1588438680 I'm not a C++ expert, but check this (from...

Thanks for the response, @Leo32 As stated above, I managed to get it working by replacing combat to stunCreature. Is this a bad idea? either way, I'm gonna send you the gif you requested. 1588403698 Here it is, @Leo32 Btw, I used the latest TFS from Github (1.3).

Have you tried searching for the string "CONDITION_STUN" in your Entire Solution to make sure it is not duplicate? 1588396136 Thanks, @Leo32 . I followed your step-by-step guide and it worked. Edit: for some reason, it stopped working, then it worked again, and so forth. To be more precise...