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@Xikini no, you are right if you don't change the flag then it is an infinite loop.

@Xikini oh right I forgot the return false, woops. Funny because I mentioned it on my first post and forgot to include it.

TFS version? Also make sure your player has storage value 15600 = 1. add another print to check if it's running: function onStatsChange(cid, attacker, type, combat, value) if isPlayer(attacker) and isMonster(cid) and type == STATSCHANGE_HEALTHLOSS then print("x") if...

Edit: Nevermind, I'm honestly not even sure anymore. Try removing the function bit from movements.xml perhaps? <movevent event="Equip" itemid="2127" slot="ring" script="chaosbangle.lua"/> <movevent event="DeEquip" itemid="2127" slot="ring" script="chaosbangle.lua"/>

Should be like this, tested on 8.6 and it worked. -- >> Small config section -- local outfitMale = { lookType = 12, lookHead = 19, lookBody = 79, lookLegs = 3, lookFeet = 81, lookAddons = 0 } local outfitFemale = { lookType = 12, lookHead = 19, lookBody = 53, lookLegs = 92, lookFeet = 79...

@Colandus I actually did appreciate your old function and have used it a lot, I did modify it a bit though. Regarding monsters / items: I'd just make new functions for those to be honest, seems messy enough as it is.

Good to know, I should recode a few of my old scripts for the newer versions.

I'm not sure if this still exists in later versions but I used to use the onStatsChange creature script to do all kinds of crazy stuff. function onStatsChange(cid, attacker, type, combat, value) To put it simply the 'value' field here is the total damage done in any attack so you can easily...

I could try something with unmoveable backpacks or other containers, but with NPCs it seems unlikely. Sorry for the double post.

I actually just now noticed that from the video, very interesting. I assume the only way to do that is to edit the source though.

Edit: He was getting that error because he placed player as the 2nd argument of the interface which is supposed to be item. So he was basically trying to do item:getItemCount() which doesn't exist. Just tested it on 1.0 and it worked, I forgot to remove the items though.

Edit: Removes items now. local config = { storageValue = 1234, checkItems = { [1] = {item = 5919, count = 1}, [2] = {item = 5877, count = 50}, [3] = {item = 5948, count = 50}, [4] = {item = 7399, count = 1} }, rewards = { [1] = {item =...

Change: function onUse(player, item, fromPosition, itemEx, toPosition) To: function onUse(cid, item, fromPosition, itemEx, toPosition) local player = Player(cid) ... That usually does the trick.

Tested on TFS 1.0. Add to data/events/scripts/player.lua local buyableItems = { --[itemid] = price [2595] = 15, [1988] = 20 } Replace onLook Event in data/events/scripts/player.lua self:sendTextMessage(MESSAGE_INFO_DESCR, description) For: local price = buyableItems[thing:getId()] if...

Melee damage in general? Knight's damage? Monster's damage? Melee formula? What exactly are you trying to achieve?

Did you place the return true correctly? Example: function onEquip(cid, item, slot) ... return true end function onDeEquip(cid, item, slot) ... return true end

A way to achieve this is creating melee-only variants and summoning them with the current monster's health, so it's going to take a little bit of work from your part. Spell: local combat = createCombatObject() setCombatParam(combat, COMBAT_PARAM_EFFECT, CONST_ME_MAGIC_RED) local area =...

Replace: local tp = doCreateItem(1387, 1, createpos) With: local tp = doCreateTeleport(1387, topos, createpos)

if player:getStorageValue(81262) ~= 1 then player:teleportTo(pos) end