guild members online in look.

[seleo]

Hello
im using TFS 0.3.6 tibia 8.60 so the source dont have the function to check the guild members online when you look a player.
can anyone please send me a creature script that show how many guild members online in look.
just like real tibia.

 

[Zothion]

I look inside my source in creatureevent.cpp
And have onlook

std::string CreatureEvent::getScriptEventName() const
{
   switch(m_type)
   {
     case CREATURE_EVENT_LOGIN:
       return "onLogin";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_LOGOUT:
       return "onLogout";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_CHANNEL_JOIN:
       return "onJoinChannel";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_CHANNEL_LEAVE:
       return "onLeaveChannel";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_THINK:
       return "onThink";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_ADVANCE:
       return "onAdvance";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_LOOK:
       return "onLook";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_DIRECTION:
       return "onDirection";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_OUTFIT:
       return "onOutfit";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_MAIL_SEND:
       return "onSendMail";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_MAIL_RECEIVE:
       return "onReceiveMail";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TRADE_REQUEST:
       return "onTradeRequest";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TRADE_ACCEPT:
       return "onTradeAccept";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TEXTEDIT:
       return "onTextEdit";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_REPORTBUG:
       return "onReportBug";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_STATSCHANGE:
       return "onStatsChange";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_COMBAT_AREA:
       return "onAreaCombat";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_PUSH:
       return "onPush";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TARGET:
       return "onTarget";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_FOLLOW:
       return "onFollow";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_COMBAT:
       return "onCombat";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_ATTACK:
       return "onAttack";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_CAST:
       return "onCast";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_KILL:
       return "onKill";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_DEATH:
       return "onDeath";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_PREPAREDEATH:
       return "onPrepareDeath";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_MOVEITEM:
       return "onMoveItem";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_NONE:
     default:
       break;
   }

   return "";
}

uint32_t CreatureEvent::executeLook(Player* player, Thing* thing, const Position& position, int16_t stackpos, int32_t lookDistance)
{
   //onLook(cid, thing, position, lookDistance)

i forgot to mention, the onLook event only exists in 1.x, so if you have 0.x you can unfortunately not use it without source edits

 

[dudie]

i forgot to mention, the onLook event only exists in 1.x, so if you have 0.x you can unfortunately not use it without source edits

It was on my sources (0.4)

I look inside my source in creatureevent.cpp
And have onlook

std::string CreatureEvent::getScriptEventName() const
{
   switch(m_type)
   {
     case CREATURE_EVENT_LOGIN:
       return "onLogin";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_LOGOUT:
       return "onLogout";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_CHANNEL_JOIN:
       return "onJoinChannel";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_CHANNEL_LEAVE:
       return "onLeaveChannel";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_THINK:
       return "onThink";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_ADVANCE:
       return "onAdvance";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_LOOK:
       return "onLook";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_DIRECTION:
       return "onDirection";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_OUTFIT:
       return "onOutfit";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_MAIL_SEND:
       return "onSendMail";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_MAIL_RECEIVE:
       return "onReceiveMail";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TRADE_REQUEST:
       return "onTradeRequest";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TRADE_ACCEPT:
       return "onTradeAccept";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TEXTEDIT:
       return "onTextEdit";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_REPORTBUG:
       return "onReportBug";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_STATSCHANGE:
       return "onStatsChange";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_COMBAT_AREA:
       return "onAreaCombat";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_PUSH:
       return "onPush";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_TARGET:
       return "onTarget";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_FOLLOW:
       return "onFollow";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_COMBAT:
       return "onCombat";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_ATTACK:
       return "onAttack";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_CAST:
       return "onCast";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_KILL:
       return "onKill";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_DEATH:
       return "onDeath";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_PREPAREDEATH:
       return "onPrepareDeath";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_MOVEITEM:
       return "onMoveItem";
     case CREATURE_EVENT_NONE:
     default:
       break;
   }

   return "";
}

uint32_t CreatureEvent::executeLook(Player* player, Thing* thing, const Position& position, int16_t stackpos, int32_t lookDistance)
{
   //onLook(cid, thing, position, lookDistance)

 

[Omni Cloud]

i forgot to mention, the onLook event only exists in 1.x, so if you have 0.x you can unfortunately not use it without source edits

onLook is a creature event it can be used or modified without a source edit.
See
https://otland.net/threads/best-rebirth-system-mysql-by-mlody-1039-with-gesior-script.186274/

 

[Streks]

It was on my sources (0.4)

Were you successful in doing so? how ?? show me please
tks

otx version tfs

 

[dudie]

Were you successful in doing so? how ?? show me please
tks

otx version tfs

here:
https://otland.net/threads/guild-online-onlook.243623/#post-2364853