A new form of teleport..

[Synergy]

Hello!



I'm using another ID for teleport, its a big red type of teleport..


My question is, i will use this teleport in every temple to put your new temple position..


How do i make it a teleport, and to give you temple pos?

The id of the NEW teleport is:

13934

 

[Evan]

Movement script

onStepIn
doPlayerSetTown(cid, townid)
doTeleportThing(cid, newpos, <optional> pushmove)

 

[Synergy]

Movement script

onStepIn
doPlayerSetTown(cid, townid)
doTeleportThing(cid, newpos, <optional> pushmove)

Help me out.. I created "newteleport.lua" in movements, what should i exactly put in this?

 

[Evan]

Are you going to use this portal for things other than temples?
If so, then you'll have a lot of editing to do.
Else, you could just get the actionID and put them in a table.

 

[Synergy]

Are you going to use this portal for things other than temples?
If so, then you'll have a lot of editing to do.
Else, you could just get the actionID and put them in a table.

Only for temples, and ATM i got only 1 temple, its a custom map

So I'll give you the information:


Portal Item ID: 13934
POS of Portal: [x: 987 y: 1010 z: 8]
Where the Portal will take you (Temple pos): [X: 995 | Y: 1010 | Z: 7].


That's all, can you make it?

 

[Santy]

Thread unrelated: I hope nobody makes this for you
Thread related: if you plan to continue making such out of your reach arrangements, you should consider either becoming more acknowledged in said fields or hiring/cooperating with somebody who is

 

[Synergy]

Thread unrelated: I hope nobody makes this for you
Thread related: if you plan to continue making such out of your reach arrangements, you should consider either becoming more acknowledged in said fields or hiring/cooperating with somebody who is

You mean that I can't ask for help on this forum?

 

[Scarlet Ayleid]

of course you can, but a teleporter is a 3 line script, if you can't do it then you shouldnt even be thinking about hosting a server and should start by reading and understanding Lua scripts

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Moved to Requests

 

[Synergy]

I was a scripter.. "noobey" on otfans, I had one of the first servers back in 7.1 when I came back (now) I didn't remember ANYTHING so I'm practicing again, in the meantime I'm asking for help which I thought was possible but since some "attention wh*res" had to act all intelligent and show off his "perfect" knowledge of the english language I lost hope for this forum.



PS. movements, etc didn't even exist back in the days so give me time

 

[Shinmaru]

local Places = {
    [{987, 1010, 8}] = {995, 1010, 7}
}


function onStepIn(cid, item, position, lastPosition, fromPosition, toPosition, actor)
local _Pos = getThingPosition(item.uid)
    for i =1, #Places do
        if Places[i] == {_Pos.x, _Pos.y, _Pos.z} then
            doTeleportThing(cid, Place[i][1])
        end
    end
return true
end

Hit up some tutorials, it will refresh you.

 

[Synergy]

local Places = {
    [{987, 1010, 8}] = {995, 1010, 7}
}


function onStepIn(cid, item, position, lastPosition, fromPosition, toPosition, actor)
local _Pos = getThingPosition(item.uid)
    for i =1, #Places do
        if Places[i] == {_Pos.x, _Pos.y, _Pos.z} then
            doTeleportThing(cid, Place[i][1])
        end
    end
return true
end

Hit up some tutorials, it will refresh you.

Thank you so much for not being ignorant like some of the people here in OTLand
+ Thanks for the script, it worked

 

[Shinmaru]

also, that script is dynamic, you can reuse it by adding the positions in the table, it works like this.

[{Position of the Portal}] = {Position of Destination}

Also, the other guy was not being ignorant, you were giving yourself off as a newbie and he retaliated.

Here in OTLand we endorse learning, and teaching to those who really are looking for it and we abhor Spoonfeeding.

I myself was hanging around before giving you the script in order to see where this all leaded to.

So forgive us we gave off as arrogant or ignorant.

 

[Fallen]

@Shinmaru

if Places[i] == {_Pos.x, _Pos.y, _Pos.z} then

This check is kinda weird, you can't compare tables, use something like doComparePositions instead, or do it yourself

Places[i].x == _Pos.x

etc.

 

[Shinmaru]

@Shinmaru

if Places[i] == {_Pos.x, _Pos.y, _Pos.z} then

This check is kinda weird, you can't compare tables, use something like doComparePositions instead, or do it yourself

Places[i].x == _Pos.x

etc.

if what you are saying is true, then how is it that it worked for him?
I don't see how it cannot compare arrays.

 

[Fallen]

Lua: demo
Try with all:

local p = {x = 100, y = 200, z = 7}
local s = {100, 200, 7}

if p == s then print("kef") end

local p = {x = 100, y = 200, z = 7}
local s = {x = 100, y = 200, z = 7}

if p == s then print("kef") end

local x = {100,200,300}
if x == {100,200,300} then print("haha") else print("fail") end

And I don't know how it worked for him, he's a dumpster, anything works out for dumpsters.

 

[Shinmaru]

local Places = {
    [{987, 1010, 8}] = {995, 1010, 7}
}

function onStepIn(cid, item, position, lastPosition, fromPosition, toPosition, actor)
local _Pos = {getThingPosition(item.uid).x, getThingPosition(item.uid).y, getThingPosition(item.uid).z}
local fP = {false, false, false}
    for i, k in pairs(Places) do
        for l = 1, 3 do
            if fP[l] == false then
                if i[l] == _Pos[l] then
                    fP[l] = true
                end
            end
        end
        if fP[1] == true and fP[2] == true and fP[3] == true then
            doTeleportThing(cid, k)
        end
    end
return true
end

fixed.

 

[Summ]

Award for the weirdest comparisons in the world

Instead of checking if it is the same you first insert the result of that into a table, and then check if true == true which is true anyway.
Took me 5 min to understand the loop *brainfuck*
Just do:
if tmpPos.x == places[bla].x and tmpPos.y == place...y and tmpPos.z == place...z then

Btw. does doTeleportThing work with {1, 1, 1}? Doesn't it need {x = 1, y = 1, z= 1}?

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Took the time and rewrote. Would be easier with action ids though.

local places = {
	[{x = 987, y = 1010, z = 8}] = {toPos = {x = 995,  y = 1010, z = 7}, townID = 1}
}
 
function onStepIn(cid, item, position, lastPosition, fromPosition, toPosition, actor)
	local tmpPos = getThingPos(cid)
	for pos, set in pairs(places) do
		if tmpPos.x == pos.x and tmpPos.y == pos.y and tmpPos.z == pos.z then
			doTeleportThing(cid, set.toPos)
			doPlayerSetTown(cid, set.townID)
			doSendMagicEffect(set.toPos, CONST_ME_MAGIC_BLUE)
			return true
		end
    end
	return true
end

 

[Shinmaru]

I'm just a bit cryptic with my scripts, I'm glad that it brainfucked someone that actually knows about Lua, I can only imagine what a person that does not know would feel like facing my scripts.