Tfs 1.2 Exhaust

[oualid6496]

Is it possible to reduce exhaust on potions, runes and spells in general?

 

[Infernum]

for potions/runes: https://otland.net/threads/player-setexhaustion-player-getexhaustion-tfs-1-0.224233/
as for spells you just change the exhaustion in the xml

 

[oualid6496]

for potions/runes: https://otland.net/threads/player-setexhaustion-player-getexhaustion-tfs-1-0.224233/
as for spells you just change the exhaustion in the xml

Yea I saw that but I didn't really understand how to use it. Do I have to add it in potions.lua or create a new action?

And for the spells so I will have to reduce it for every spell?

 

[Infernum]

Yea I saw that but I didn't really understand how to use it. Do I have to add it in potions.lua or create a new action?

And for the spells so I will have to reduce it for every spell?

you add it to player lib and you're able to call it with player:setExhaustion/getExhaustion
as for spells yes you have to change each one

 

[Baahzera]

As it's action, you'll need to lower timeBetweenExActions in your config.lua in order to decrease it's exhausted time.
Please note that doing that you'll change every time of any action performed by the player.
This is just a workaround.


To use that script @Xeraphus posted above, you'll need to add this to your lib function files:

THIS SCRIPT WAS MADE BY @Printer AND CAN BE FOUND HERE: https://otland.net/threads/player-setexhaustion-player-getexhaustion-tfs-1-0.224233/

Spoiler: Printer Exhaustion Lib TFS 1.0

function Player.setExhaustion(self, value, time)
    self:setStorageValue(value, time + os.time())
end

function Player.getExhaustion(self, value)
    local storage = self:getStorageValue(value)
    if not storage or storage <= os.time() then
        return 0
    end

    return storage - os.time()
end

function Player:hasExhaustion(value)
    return self:getExhaustion(value) >= os.time() and true or false
end

To make it work you'll need to set few checks to your potions script file:

Spoiler: Checks exhaustion - by Printer

   if player:getExhaustion(1000) <= 0 then
        player:setExhaustion(1000, 10)
    else
        print('You\'re exhausted for: '..player:getExhaustion(1000)..' seconds.')
    end

Where player:getExhaustion(1000) <= 0, you're checking if the exhausted has ended, below or equals to zero (seconds).
Where player:setExhaustion(1000, 10) you're setting an exhausted of 10 seconds to the player

1000 is the storage you're using to save that specific storage (potions) and should be changed to a unused storage.
10 is the numeric value of the exhaustion in seconds.