TFS 1.X+ Automatic bestiary which gives different reward types (nekiro downgrade)

[ralke]

Hi there, I use TFS 1.5 nekiro downgrade 8.6 and was looking at this post

TFS 1.X+ Post in thread 'Monster killed counter, every 10 kills'

Jul 24, 2022

It may not be exactly what you are looking for but I will leave you this example that I made for you especially:
data/scripts/example.lua -- TFS 1.5+

local STORAGE_BASE = 75500

local records = {
    ["Dragon"] = {
        records = {
            { count = 10, message = "You killed 10 dragons." },
            { count = 50, message = "You killed 50 dragons." },
            { count = 100, message = "You killed 100 dragons." },
            { count = 250, message = "You killed 250 dragons." },
            { count = 500, message = "You killed 500 dragons." },
            { count =...

• Sarah Wesker

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It may not be exactly what you are looking for but I will leave you this example that I made for you especially:
data/scripts/example.lua -- TFS 1.5+

local STORAGE_BASE = 75500

local records = {
    ["Dragon"] = {
        records = {
            { count = 10, message = "You killed 10 dragons." },
            { count = 50, message = "You killed 50 dragons." },
            { count = 100, message = "You killed 100 dragons." },
            { count = 250, message = "You killed 250 dragons." },
            { count = 500, message = "You killed 500 dragons." },
            { count = 1000, message = "You killed 1000 dragons." },
            { count = 2000, message = "You killed 2000 dragons." },
            { count = 5000, message = "You killed 5000 dragons." },
            { count = 10000, message = "You killed 10000 dragons." },
            { count = 20000, message = "You killed 20000 dragons." },
            { count = 50000, message = "You killed 50000 dragons." },
            { count = 100000, message = "You killed 100000 dragons." },
            { count = 200000, message = "You killed 200000 dragons." },
            { count = 500000, message = "You killed 500000 dragons." },
            { count = 1000000, message = "You killed 1000000 dragons." },
            { count = 2000000, message = "You killed 2000000 dragons." },
            { count = 5000000, message = "You killed 5000000 dragons." },
            { count = 10000000, message = "You killed 10000000 dragons." },
            { count = 20000000, message = "You killed 20000000 dragons." },
            { count = 50000000, message = "You killed 50000000 dragons." }
        }
    },
    ["Demon"] = {
        records = {
            { count = 10, message = "You killed 10 demons." },
            { count = 50, message = "You killed 50 demons." },
            { count = 100, message = "You killed 100 demons." },
            { count = 250, message = "You killed 250 demons." },
            { count = 500, message = "You killed 500 demons." },
            { count = 1000, message = "You killed 1000 demons." },
            { count = 2000, message = "You killed 2000 demons." },
            { count = 5000, message = "You killed 5000 demons." },
            { count = 10000, message = "You killed 10000 demons." },
            { count = 20000, message = "You killed 20000 demons." },
            { count = 50000, message = "You killed 50000 demons." },
            { count = 100000, message = "You killed 100000 demons." },
            { count = 200000, message = "You killed 200000 demons." },
            { count = 500000, message = "You killed 500000 demons." },
            { count = 1000000, message = "You killed 1000000 demons." },
            { count = 2000000, message = "You killed 2000000 demons." },
            { count = 5000000, message = "You killed 5000000 demons." },
            { count = 10000000, message = "You killed 10000000 demons." },
            { count = 20000000, message = "You killed 20000000 demons." },
            { count = 50000000, message = "You killed 50000000 demons." }
        }
    }
}

for name, record in pairs(records) do
    local storage = 0
    for i = 1, #name do
        storage = storage + name:byte(i)
    end
    records[name].storage = STORAGE_BASE + storage
end

local creatureEvent = CreatureEvent("KillMonsterCounter")

function creatureEvent.onKill(player, monster)
    local record = records[monster:getName()]
    if not record then
        return true
    end

    local storage = record.storage
    local count = math.max(0, tonumber(player.storage[storage]) or 0)
    for _, record in pairs(record.records) do
        if count < record.count then
            player.storage[storage] = count + 1
            if count + 1 == record.count then
                player:sendTextMessage(MESSAGE_EVENT_ADVANCE, record.message)
            end
            return true
        end
    end
    return true
end

creatureEvent:register()

local creatureEvent = CreatureEvent("LoginMonsterCounter")

function creatureEvent.onLogin(player)
    player:registerEvent("KillMonsterCounter")
    return true
end

creatureEvent:register()

Just make sure you use the correct spelling of monster names with their first letter capitalized.
example: Dragon instead dragon

...
["Dragon"] = { -- see HERE
        records = {
            { count = 10, message = "You killed 10 dragons." },
            ...

I like the way it divides different stages of completition at the table @Sarah Wesker shows.

My question is, what is storage = storage + name:byte(i), because i'm looking into a way of using the storage assigned by completition the monster count, this way I can use this storage as requeriement for other systems (for example: I reach the 1000 dragon milestone and this will give me an storage, then I reach the 2000 dragon milestone which gives me an item reward).

So in resume, which storage would be for example, completing 1000 dragon milestone?
And also, there's a chance to add specific reward for each milestone?

So it ends up like this example:

count = 1000, message = "You killed 1000 dragons.", storage="xxxxx"  ---- Use storage reward in this count
count = 2000, message = "You killed 2000 dragons.", itemid="xxxx" ---- Use itemid reward in this count
count = 3000, message = "You killed 3000 dragons.", money="xxxx" ---- Use money reward in this count

Thanks in advance!