TFS 1.X+ Is possible get NPC Pos?

[roriscrave]

how can i print npc Pos? in this code (line 17)

local keywordHandler = KeywordHandler:new()
local npcHandler = NpcHandler:new(keywordHandler)
NpcSystem.parseParameters(npcHandler)

function onCreatureAppear(cid) npcHandler:onCreatureAppear(cid) end
function onCreatureDisappear(cid) npcHandler:onCreatureDisappear(cid) end
function onCreatureSay(cid, type, msg) npcHandler:onCreatureSay(cid, type, msg) end
function onThink() npcHandler:onThink() end

local function creatureSayCallback(cid, type, msg)
    if not npcHandler:isFocused(cid) then
        return false
    end
    
    if npcHandler.topic[cid] == 0 and msgcontains(msg, "help") then
            npcHandler:say("get a dragon ham for me", cid)
            print(NPC_POS)
            npcHandler.topic[cid] = 1
    end
    
    return true
end
    
npcHandler:setCallback(CALLBACK_MESSAGE_DEFAULT, creatureSayCallback)
npcHandler:addModule(FocusModule:new())

 

[Lessaire]

getThingPosition(getNpcId()

 

[roriscrave]

 attempt to call global 'getNpcId' (a nil value)

think dont have this func

 

[Morrison]

getThingPos(uid) for TFS 1.3

 

[Infernum]

It's getNpcCid()

int NpcScriptInterface::luaGetNpcCid(lua_State* L)
{
    //getNpcCid()
    Npc* npc = getScriptEnv()->getNpc();
    if (npc) {
        lua_pushnumber(L, npc->getID());
    } else {
        lua_pushnil(L);
    }
    return 1;
}

 

[Lessaire]

Wait... TFS 1.x? It should just be this:

Creature(getNpcCid()):getPosition()

 

[Infernum]

$ spot getnpcid
/data/npc/lib/npc.lua
189:getNpcCid = getNpcId

getThingPos(getNpcCid())

Wait... TFS 1.x? It should just be this:

npc:getPosition()

There's no reference to the NPC in the script by default, that's why getNpcCid() is used in the first place.

 

[Lessaire]

There's no reference to the NPC in the script by default, that's why getNpcCid() is used in the first place.

Yeah, I didn't see this tagged with TFS 1.x at first.

I also like how I sat here with this thread open for hours waiting for a free moment to be able to answer it, even though it had been untouched for a day. But the moment I do, I have something else come up then everyone comes out the wood work, cuz I had intended on covering both versions just in case cuz I don't think this was actually tagged at first. It goes to show Cunningham's Law is in full effect here.

 

[Morrison]

Yeah, I didn't see this tagged with TFS 1.x at first.

I also like how I sat here with this thread open for hours waiting for a free moment to be able to answer it, even though it had been untouched for a day. But the moment I do, I have something else come up then everyone comes out the wood work, cuz I had intended on covering both versions just in case cuz I don't think this was actually tagged at first. It goes to show Cunningham's Law is in full effect here.

HAahaha tru