Solved Changing the talk with NPC's. "Yes", "no"...

[FilipeJF]

I want to make my server in english and portuguese.
But, the problem is at npcsystem.lua:

   -- The word for accepting/declining an offer. CAN ONLY CONTAIN ONE FIELD! For more information look at the top of modules.lua
    SHOP_YESWORD = {'yes', 'sim'}
    SHOP_NOWORD = {'no', 'não'}

I see at the top of modules.lua and only find it:

  -- Constants used to separate buying from selling.
    SHOPMODULE_SELL_ITEM = 1
    SHOPMODULE_BUY_ITEM = 2
    SHOPMODULE_BUY_ITEM_CONTAINER = 3

How can I put more talks (in case "sim" and "no" with the yes and no) into npc's?

 

[Summ]

Not tested, just looked how it might work.

Edit each module: TravelModule, OutfitModule, ShopModule.
First find the attribute definition.
Search for: %module_name% = { example: TravelModule = {
Change:

        yesNode = nil,
        noNode = nil,

to:

        yesNode = {},
        noNode = {},

In each modules :init method you change:

        self.yesNode = KeywordNode:new(SHOP_YESWORD, TravelModule.onConfirm, {module = self})
        self.noNode = KeywordNode:new(SHOP_NOWORD, TravelModule.onDecline, {module = self})

to:

for i = 1, #SHOP_YESWORD do
    table.insert(self.yesNode, KeywordNode:new(SHOP_YESWORD[i], TravelModule.onConfirm, {module = self}))
end
for i = 1, #SHOP_NOWORD do
    table.insert(self.noNode, KeywordNode:new(SHOP_NOWORD[i], TravelModule.onDecline, {module = self}))
end

And everywhere you find:

        node:addChildKeywordNode(self.yesNode)
        node:addChildKeywordNode(self.noNode)

change it to:

for i = 1, #self.yesNode do
    node:addChildKeywordNode(self.yesNode[i])
end
for i = 1, #self.noNode do
    node:addChildKeywordNode(self.noNode[i])
end

 

[FilipeJF]

I put it correct, I think. But in the script I need to add "sim" in somewhere? If yes, where I need to put "yes"? (The "não" message is working fine, only addicting at npcsystem).

 

[Summ]

SHOP_YESWORD = {{'yes'}, {'sim'}}
SHOP_NOWORD = {{'no'}, {'não'}}

 

[FilipeJF]

I put it alright, so... Or it doesn't work or I put it wrong.
If u want, I can show all my modules.lua.

 

[Summ]

do that

 

[FilipeJF]

Well, I did this again with another modules.lua and it works!
Thanks, Summ.

Thanks...