TFS 1.5 one dies, another is born xD

[Shoorkill]

well.. I need a script that does the following, when killing monster x it is reborn as monster y eg: a rat dies and at the same moment a rotworm is born on top of it... it seems simple, but I don't understand how to do it xd

 

[Evil Puncker]

example:

forgottenserver/data/scripts/creaturescripts/monster/scarab_death.lua at master · otland/forgottenserver

A free and open-source MMORPG server emulator written in C++ - otland/forgottenserver

github.com

don't forget to add

    <script>
        <event name="ScarabDeath" />
    </script>

to xml monster file

 

[Sarah Wesker]

well.. I need a script that does the following, when killing monster x it is reborn as monster y eg: a rat dies and at the same moment a rotworm is born on top of it... it seems simple, but I don't understand how to do it xd

You can try:
data/scripts/file.lua

local config = {
    ["rat"] = {name = "Rotworm", count = 1, chance = 100},
    ["cave rat"] = {name = "Rotworm Queen", count = 1, chance = 100}
}

local born = CreatureEvent("BornExample")

function born.onDeath(monster)
    local bornConfig = config[monster:getName():lower()]
    if not bornConfig then return true end
    if bornConfig.count and bornConfig.count <= 0 then return true end
    local chance = bornConfig.chance or 100
    if math.random(100) > chance then return true end

    local pos = monster:getPosition()
    for i = 1, bornConfig.count do
        Game.createMonster(bornConfig.name, pos, true)
    end
    return true
end

born:register()

local event = EventCallback

function event.onSpawn(monster, position, startup, artificial)
    if config[monster:getName():lower()] then
        monster:registerEvent("BornExample")
    end
    return true
end

event:register()

No tested.
Remember set enable the following events: onSpawn in events.xml

 

[Shoorkill]

example:

forgottenserver/data/scripts/creaturescripts/monster/scarab_death.lua at master · otland/forgottenserver

A free and open-source MMORPG server emulator written in C++ - otland/forgottenserver

github.com

don't forget to add

    <script>
        <event name="ScarabDeath" />
    </script>

to xml monster file

it Works very well

Post automatically merged: Jun 19, 2023

it didn't work, I already enabled OnSpawn, I would really like this rev ;d

You can try:
data/scripts/file.lua

local config = {
    ["rat"] = {name = "Rotworm", count = 1, chance = 100},
    ["cave rat"] = {name = "Rotworm Queen", count = 1, chance = 100}
}

local born = CreatureEvent("BornExample")

function born.onDeath(monster)
    local bornConfig = config[monster:getName():lower()]
    if not bornConfig then return true end
    if bornConfig.count and bornConfig.count <= 0 then return true end
    local chance = bornConfig.chance or 100
    if math.random(100) > chance then return true end

    local pos = monster:getPosition()
    for i = 1, bornConfig.count do
        Game.createMonster(bornName, pos, true)
    end
    return true
end

born:register()

local event = EventCallback

function event.onSpawn(monster, position, startup, artificial)
    if config[monster:getName():lower()] then
        monster:registerEvent("BornExample")
    end
    return true
end

event:register()

No tested.
Remember set enable the following events: onSpawn in events.xml

it didn't work, I already enabled OnSpawn, I would really like this rev ;d

 

[Boy67]

it Works very well

Post automatically merged: Jun 19, 2023

it didn't work, I already enabled OnSpawn, I would really like this rev ;d

it didn't work, I already enabled OnSpawn, I would really like this rev ;d

change

Game.createMonster(bornName, pos, true)

to:

Game.createMonster(bornConfig.name, pos, true)

or declare bornName as bornConfig.name before the for loop, which is cleaner and more logical

 

[Sarah Wesker]

it Works very well

Post automatically merged: Jun 19, 2023

it didn't work, I already enabled OnSpawn, I would really like this rev ;d

it didn't work, I already enabled OnSpawn, I would really like this rev ;d

change

Game.createMonster(bornName, pos, true)

to:

Game.createMonster(bornConfig.name, pos, true)

or declare bornName as bornConfig.name before the for loop, which is cleaner and more logical

ready, and thanks @Boy67