Show Tier onLook

[Heroid]

I'm looking for a function which I can put on the player's onLook script which shows the Tier of EQ the player currently has.

If a player has full Tier 1 Set, it would say "Tier: 1" on a player when I look at them.
If a player has full Tier 5, it would say "Tier: 5", simple.

There's 8 items in a Set, not counting Backpack & Ammo Slot.
So for each item in Tier 1 for example would give 1/8=0.125
Each item in Tier 5 would give 5/8=0.625

I also only want it to show one decimal if that's possible; 5.4 for example and not 5.42.

Thanks. :d

EDIT: TFS 1.2 btw

 

[Xikini]

I'm looking for a function which I can put on the player's onLook script which shows the Tier of EQ the player currently has.

If a player has full Tier 1 Set, it would say "Tier: 1" on a player when I look at them.
If a player has full Tier 5, it would say "Tier: 5", simple.

There's 8 items in a Set, not counting Backpack & Ammo Slot.
So for each item in Tier 1 for example would give 1/8=0.125
Each item in Tier 5 would give 5/8=0.625

I also only want it to show one decimal if that's possible; 5.4 for example and not 5.42.

Thanks. :d

Try this?

local items_checked = {1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9} -- item slots 1-10 (1 Tier = 1 of each item set in items_checked)
local item_table = {
   --[item_id] = Tier
   [1111] = 1,
   [2222] = 2,
   [3333] = 3
}

function onLook(cid, thing, position, lookDistance)
   local tier_tally = 0
   local quantity_per_tier = #items_checked
   for i = 1, #items_checked do
       if item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] then
           tier_tally = tier_tally + (item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] / quantity_per_tier)
       end
   end
   doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "Tier: " .. string.format("%.1f", tier_tally))
   return true
end

 

[Heroid]

Try this?

local items_checked = {1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9} -- item slots 1-10 (1 Tier = 1 of each item set in items_checked)
local item_table = {
   --[item_id] = Tier
   [1111] = 1,
   [2222] = 2,
   [3333] = 3
}

function onLook(cid, thing, position, lookDistance)
   local tier_tally = 0
   local quantity_per_tier = #items_checked
   for i = 1, #items_checked do
       if item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] then
           tier_tally = tier_tally + (item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] / quantity_per_tier)
       end
   end
   doPlayerSendTextMessage(cid, MESSAGE_STATUS_CONSOLE_BLUE, "Tier: " .. string.format("%.1f", tier_tally))
   return true
end

Forgot to mention it's for TFS 1.2 btw, but I'll see what I can do with that one tommorow, thanks.

 

[Linxsis]

Forgot to mention it's for TFS 1.2 btw, but I'll see what I can do with that one tommorow, thanks.

We can still salvage @Xikini's code all we need to do is use his/her code as its own function inside of Player onLook in player.lua
So open up player.lua in data/events/scripts and find

function Player:onLook(thing, position, distance)
    local description = "You see " .. thing:getDescription(distance)

Select those 2 lines and replace it with this.

function Player:onLook(thing, position, distance)
   local description = "You see " .. thing:getDescription(distance) .. look(thing:getId())

Then right above Player onLook place this code.

local items_checked = {1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9} -- item slots 1-10 (1 Tier = 1 of each item set in items_checked)
local item_table = {
   --[item_id] = Tier
   [1111] = 1,
   [2222] = 2,
   [3333] = 3
}
function look(cid)
    local msg = ""
    if isPlayer(cid) then
        local tier_tally = 0
        local quantity_per_tier = #items_checked
        for i = 1, #items_checked do
            if item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] then
                tier_tally = tier_tally + (item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] / quantity_per_tier)
            end
        end
        msg = "Tier: " .. string.format("%.1f", tier_tally))
    end
    return msg
end

And for Player onLookInBattleList select the 1st 2 lines.

function Player:onLookInBattleList(creature, distance)
    local description = "You see " .. creature:getDescription(distance)

And replace it with this.

function Player:onLookInBattleList(creature, distance)
    local description = "You see " .. creature:getDescription(distance) .. look(creature:getId())

 

[Heroid]

We can still salvage @Xikini's code all we need to do is use his/her code as its own function inside of Player onLook in player.lua
So open up player.lua in data/events/scripts and find

function Player:onLook(thing, position, distance)
    local description = "You see " .. thing:getDescription(distance)

Select those 2 lines and replace it with this.

function Player:onLook(thing, position, distance)
   local description = "You see " .. thing:getDescription(distance) .. look(thing:getId())

Then right above Player onLook place this code.

local items_checked = {1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9} -- item slots 1-10 (1 Tier = 1 of each item set in items_checked)
local item_table = {
   --[item_id] = Tier
   [1111] = 1,
   [2222] = 2,
   [3333] = 3
}
function look(cid)
    local msg = ""
    if isPlayer(cid) then
        local tier_tally = 0
        local quantity_per_tier = #items_checked
        for i = 1, #items_checked do
            if item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] then
                tier_tally = tier_tally + (item_table[getPlayerSlotItem(cid, items_checked[i]).itemid] / quantity_per_tier)
            end
        end
        msg = "Tier: " .. string.format("%.1f", tier_tally))
    end
    return msg
end

And for Player onLookInBattleList select the 1st 2 lines.

function Player:onLookInBattleList(creature, distance)
    local description = "You see " .. creature:getDescription(distance)

And replace it with this.

function Player:onLookInBattleList(creature, distance)
    local description = "You see " .. creature:getDescription(distance) .. look(creature:getId())

Hey thanks alot! It's working just as I want now!
This is what I tried to do when I was playing around with it but I never managed to get it to work, seems like I missed some lines here and there, thanks.