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[mutantspicy]

I've working on a custom armor that when equipped will double the movement rate of the character. 

I've tried every which way but sunday to do this.  I've tried extending itemprps and calling the movementrate effect (8),  that simply stops all movement.  No matter what adjustments the character won't move, this also happens with movement rate debug(11) btw.  It must be a bug or it is simply not intended for item and more for spell effects.

I tried scripting by using effectmodifymovementrate command, also EFFECT_TYPE_MOVEMENT_RATE.  Nothing.  It simply doesn't work.  The character can move,  but its not at double speed, no matter what float values I use.

The only way I have been able to double moverate is by creating an APR GDA file that overwrites line 2 & 15 Elf and human, and modifying the movement.  Except that is a global effect.  I simply want this to turn on only when the armor is equipped.

I've tried extending the APR giving a M2DA number, but that is capped off at like 60,000 or something due to a bug.  But either way, extending it is one thing,  Now I have figure out how to call that M2DA number when an armor is equipped, in other words when the armor is equipped a new appearance is called, with the higher movement speed. 
 
I don't know if this is possible thru scripting or if its something you can do with itemprps, or properties, effects, etc.  I haven't seen anything that would look like it would do this in the xls files, so I'm think this would need to be done in scripting.  But I'm not that good at scripting, and I'm not really sure how to go about it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

[mutantspicy]

Here is what I've pieced together so far. I used the Event type equip and unequip from the toolset, which seems to be incomplete, and also I need to figure out to set oItems = to my custom uti armors. So Please if anybody that knows what they're doing could peek at this and give me some pointers I would much abliged. I haven't tried to compile this, because at this I know isn't gonna do anything even if it does.



void main()


{

event ev = GetCurrentEvent();
int nEventType = GetEventType(ev);

// We will watch for every event type and if the one we need
// appears we will handle it as a special case. We will ignore the rest
// of the events
switch ( nEventType );

case EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP:
{

object oEquipper = GetEventCreator(ev); // The object equipping an item
int nInventorySlot = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //
int bEquippedByPlayer = GetEventInteger(ev, 1); //
object oItem = GetEventObject(ev, 0); // The item being equipped
int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oEquipper);

// HELP!!!!!!!!!
if(nRace == 2)   //assumes that apr ID is the return from getcreatureracialtype, but I dunno does anybody know???
SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,65010,FALSE); // sets appearance to m2da 65010 for elf to move at double speed
else if(nRace == 15) //assumes that apr ID is the return from getcreatureracialtype, but I dunno does anybody know???
SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,65011,FALSE); // sets appearance to m2da 65011 for human to move at double speed

break;

}

case EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP:
{

object oItem = GetEventCreator(ev); // item being unequipped
int nInventorySlot = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //
object oCreator = GetEventObject(ev, 0); //
int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oEquipper);
// HELP!!!!!
if(nRace == 2) //assumes that apr ID is the return from getcreatureracialtype, but I dunno does anybody know???
SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,2,FALSE); // sets appearance to default for elf to move at normal speed
else if(nRace == 15) //assumes that apr ID is the return from getcreatureracialtype, but I dunno does anybody know???
SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,15,FALSE);  // sets appearance to default for human to move at normal speed

break;

}

}

Modifié par mutantspicy, 07 avril 2010 - 02:04 .

[FollowTheGourd]

By the looks of it, compare the result of GetCreatureRacialType with the RACE_* constants, which correspond to row IDs in RACE_base (in RACE_base.xls). Presumably if there are ever custom races added, you could just check against their known row ID in that M2DA as well.

At least that's what the game scripts do, but sometimes they just use magic numbers instead.

BTW, APR_ should work up to 65535.

2da_constants_h.nss (side comments added)

const int RACE_INVALID = 0;
const int RACE_DWARF = 1;
const int RACE_ELF = 2;
const int RACE_HUMAN = 3;
const int RACE_QUNARI = 4;
const int RACE_ANIMAL = 5;
const int RACE_BEAST = 6;
const int RACE_DARKSPAWN = 7;
const int RACE_DRAGON = 8;
const int RACE_GOLEM = 9;
const int RACE_SPIRIT = 10;                    !!! DELETED IN THE 2DA !!!
const int RACE_UNDEAD = 11;                !!! CALLED "DEMONS" IN THE 2DA !!! But I believe "undead = possessed by                                                                  a demon" in DA:O.

Modifié par FollowTheGourd, 07 avril 2010 - 04:30 .

[mutantspicy]

Hey thanks. I wasn't sure what kinda value getcreaturetyperace was returning. Your response makes sense. So I tried it unfortunately, I still got nothing. Though I don't know or think its because of your suggestion. Here is my latest try. The difference being I change my if statement to use the values from your post, but also I included a resource, tag, and integer scheme so I could Identify my custom armor, as opposed to having the on equip script work whenever you equip an item. I don't know whats in the Event _Type_Equip script but I'm obviously missing something. Btw this script below does compile. But it just doesn't do anything.







#include "utility_h"

#include "wrappers_h"



void main()





{

string sTag;

object oUti;

resource rFileNames;

rFileNames = R"oracle_d.uti";

sTag = ResourceToTag(rFileNames); //gets all the tags from your file names

oUti = GetObjectByTag(sTag); //turns the tags into objects

int nIndex = GetLocalInt(oUti, sTag);

event ev = GetCurrentEvent();

int nEventType = GetEventType(ev);



// We will watch for every event type and if the one we need

// appears we will handle it as a special case. We will ignore the rest

// of the events

switch ( nEventType )

{

case EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP:

{



object oEquipper = GetEventCreator(ev); // The object equipping an item

int nInventorySlot = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //

int bEquippedByPlayer = GetEventInteger(ev, 1); //

object oItem = GetEventObject(ev, nIndex); // The item being equipped

int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oEquipper);





if(nRace == 2)

SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,65010,TRUE);

else if(nRace == 3)

SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,65011,TRUE);



break;



}



case EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP:

{



object oItem = GetEventCreator(ev); // item being unequipped

int nInventorySlot = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //

object oCreator = GetEventObject(ev, 0); //

int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oCreator);



if(nRace == 2)

SetAppearanceType(oCreator,2,TRUE);

else if(nRace == 3)

SetAppearanceType(oCreator,15,TRUE);



break;



}

}

}

[FollowTheGourd]

If in doubt about it firing, you could try the logging functions. Also, there was something on the wiki about item events never firing, so you have to check on the creature... or something.

http://social.biowar...x.php/ECLog.ini
http://social.biowar...ategory:Logging
http://social.biowar...&_log_functions
http://dalexicon.net...gging_functions

Modifié par FollowTheGourd, 07 avril 2010 - 10:36 .

[mutantspicy]

Yeah I'm using floaty's to tell me things about the script now, Its definitely the Event_Type_Equip and unequip cases. They are simply not firing. I'm pretty much using what was on the Wiki and/or lexicon, but its just not signaling the event. I'm either missing something, or perhaps that event case is not functioning correctly. Perhaps I need a different #include. I dunno any ideas?

[mutantspicy]

Below is my latest attempt. This is actually working to a degree. The logic isn't right at all. You have to have the item equipped when you load the game. After that equip or unequips have no impact. But the character is moving at double speed. The other issue is, the appearance is now defaulting to a baseline model with no face morph or hair. So you get a basic face and a bald person. I need to get the logic straight, and somehow work with the appearance to not change the face and hair morph. I just can't for the life of me to get any event type scripts to work at all in any circumstance. Which would make the logic so much easier, but its just not happening.

I also tried this with an effectmodifymovementrate rather than setappearance.  This did try to apply the effect, but when you moved the screen went black and the game crashed here and there. So for some reason that effect is not well recieved by the game.  I also tried an event scheme with Ability_DoRunSpellScript(blah, blah) for haste, that did absolutely nothing.  So I feel limited to the apr thing, but that now is causing the head to change to some bald headed default.

#include "utility_h"
#include "wrappers_h"
#include "plt_oracle_plot"
#include "core_h"




void main()

{
object oPlayer = GetHero();
// If our plot flag is set to TRUE, that means we have already

// given the items to the player, there is no need to continue

// running this script.

if ( WR_GetPlotFlag( PLT_ORACLE_PLOT, ORACLE_CHECK_FLAG ) == TRUE )
return;



{

string[] sTags;
object[] oItems;
resource[] rFileNames;

// Gear
rFileNames[0] = R"oracle_a.uti";
rFileNames[1] = R"oracle_b.uti";
rFileNames[2] = R"oracle_c.uti";
rFileNames[3] = R"oracle_d.uti";
int x;
object oCreature = GetMainControlled();
//string sTag = "oracle_d";
//object oUti;
//gets all the tags from your file names
//oUti = GetObjectByTag(sTag); //turns the tags into objects
//int nIndex = GetLocalInt(oUti, sTag);
//effect eEffect = EffectModifyMovementSpeed(2.0);

for(x = 0; x
{
sTags[x] = ResourceToTag(rFileNames[x]); //gets all the tags from your file names
oItems[x] = GetObjectByTag(sTags[x]); //turns the tags into objects
//change the 1 to the amount of the item you want spawned
if(!IsObjectValid(oItems[x]))
{
UT_AddItemToInventory(rFileNames[x], 1, GetHero() , sTags[x] );
DisplayFloatyMessage( oPlayer , "Items added", 0 , 16777215 , 10.0 );
WR_SetPlotFlag( PLT_ORACLE_PLOT, ORACLE_CHECK_FLAG, TRUE );
}
//else if(IsObjectValid(oItems[3]))
//{
//DisplayFloatyMessage( oPlayer , "boots valid", 0 , 16777215 , 10.0 );

}
if(GetItemInEquipSlot(4) == oItems[3])
{
DisplayFloatyMessage(oCreature , "Item equipped is...", 0 , 16777215 , 10.0 );
//ApplyEffectOnObject(EFFECT_DURATION_TYPE_PERMANENT, eEffect, oItems[3]);
int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oCreature);
if(nRace == 2)
{
SetAppearanceType(oCreature,65010,FALSE);
}
else if(nRace == 3)
{
SetAppearanceType(oCreature,65011,FALSE);
}
DisplayFloatyMessage(oCreature , "effect applied", 0 , 16777215 , 10.0 );
}

else if(GetItemInEquipSlot(255) == oItems[3])
{
DisplayFloatyMessage(oCreature , "Item unequipped is...", 0 , 16777215 , 10.0 );
//RemoveEffect(oCreature, eEffect);
int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oCreature);
if(nRace == 2)
{
SetAppearanceType(oCreature,2,FALSE);
}
else if(nRace == 3)
{
SetAppearanceType(oCreature,15,FALSE);
}
DisplayFloatyMessage(oCreature , "effect removed", 0 , 16777215 , 10.0 );
}



}

}

// ---- SCRIPT ENDS HERE ----

Modifié par mutantspicy, 09 avril 2010 - 02:31 .

[FollowTheGourd]

I have a bad feeling about the face morph... just it seemed to be a blocker for people trying to set it when skipping chargen. EDIT: Then again, I'd have to check how the Fade section lets you change and still return to your normal, morphed appearance without any problems.

It's not exactly what you had in mind (no extra attack speed), but maybe you could just give them the same effect as the haste spell.

Modifié par FollowTheGourd, 09 avril 2010 - 02:46 .

[mutantspicy]

Oh and that script if you're wondering is called by a prcscr any.

[FollowTheGourd]

In your original script, which wasn't firing, what was it on: an item or a creature?

Here's the wiki entry I was talking about:
http://social.biowar...tem#Item_Script

The purpose of the item event script (if any) is not clear. Events involving items (acquire, lose, equip, unequip, etc…) are received by the event script for the creature or placeable owning the item, but are not received by the item script.

P.S., you reserved some M2DA ranges on the wiki but didn't say which ones they were for - just the numbers.

Modifié par FollowTheGourd, 09 avril 2010 - 02:41 .

[mutantspicy]

FollowTheGourd wrote...

I have a bad feeling about the face morph... just it seemed to be a blocker for people trying to set it when skipping chargen. EDIT: Then again, I'd have to check how the Fade scene lets you change and still return to your normal, morphed appearance without any problems.

It's not exactly what you had in mind (no extra attack speed), but maybe you could just give them the same effect as the haste spell.

Well I'm not opposed to using Haste effect on this, but I've tried that as well.  With an event based command.  Ability_DoRunSpellScript, that had no affect at all.  So I'm not sure.  There may be a way to do this with a get effect by ability ID type thing, which I ran across.  So I may give that a shot.  But man, this shouldn't be this friggin difficult.  I mean if that effectmodifymovementrate variable actually worked  and the so called event case based engine actually worked, this would have been a 10 min script.  On working on a week and haven't gotten anywhere. 

[mutantspicy]

FollowTheGourd wrote...

In your original script, which wasn't firing, what was it on: an item or a creature?

Here's the wiki entry I was talking about:
http://social.biowar...tem#Item_Script

The purpose of the item event script (if any) is not clear. Events involving items (acquire, lose, equip, unequip, etc…) are received by the event script for the creature or placeable owning the item, but are not received by the item script.

P.S., you reserved some M2DA ranges on the wiki but didn't say which ones they were for - just the numbers.

Honestly, I don't know what you mean by that.  Its a simple add an item to your inventory mod.  All I'm trying to do is add a set of boots that give you double movement rate.   The original script for the boots with the events is set as the baseline script in the module properties, as the other scripts are ran by prcscr's they don't need be.  I'm not creating a new creature, just armor.  So I dunno what that means really in terms of your question.   Does that mean this in an item event?


As far as, reserving m2da's,  I wasn't sure what to do there.  I personally think the way that page is set up is bunk.  I mean you got people reserving 100,000 or 200,000 numbers because they are working on a playable mod. It should be broken down by resource type, items, spells, aprs, etc.  I just wanted to reserve a small space for my custom item mods and I didn't see a relevent place to put it.  Which I thought I pointed out, but maybe I didn't plainly enough.

[FollowTheGourd]

I think that would have been why then. My understanding is that EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP and EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP get sent to the creature and not the module. So on that path you would have had to do one of the following for the PC: change player_core (probably not advisable), make an engineevents GDA or use anakin's event manager (better than altering player_core anyway), or maybe see if SetEventScript and EnablevEvent could work for the PC in sorting that out - but there's probably the issue of it getting reset to the default for followers.

EDIT: There was some hope by a few people months back that the RegisterEventListener function might help avoid all that, but I haven't tried that myself and I haven't heard of it working for that since.
EDIT #2: It's apparently pretty broken, but I guess it might still work enough to let you know when to check if the PC or any follower in the party has the item equipped or not.

If it were just for a monster or NPC, you could probably have instead just created a renamed, custom creature_core script instead.

As far as the 2DA reservations go, I'll agree that some of them seem a little excessive, but there are a lot of numbers generally available (except for some 2DAs), so mainly it's just a way to know if somebody's already planning on using a range you were going to use.

My point was that a range without an associated 2DA file doesn't tell us anything...

Modifié par FollowTheGourd, 09 avril 2010 - 05:44 .

[mutantspicy]

Thanks for the explanation. It kinda sucks but good to know. If I can't get the above script logic to work, I may have to experiment with the eventmanager from anakin, seems like the way to go.

But there is a small light at the end of the tunnel, as I figured out the issue with setappearance changin the head. I had to set the base to true. So it looks setappearance(oCreature,65010,TRUE) That keeps the head morphthe same as the chargen.

Modifié par mutantspicy, 09 avril 2010 - 02:57 .

[mutantspicy]

Well I've been playing around with the event manager and so far no luck. I'm not sure what I'm missing.
I created the following GDA's

engineevents_btsspd.gda
11, EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP, eventmanager
12, EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP, eventmanager

eventmanager_btsspd.gda
2000011, 11, EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP, 1 ------ I tried setting these to 2 and 0 also. Nada!
2000012, 12, EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP, 1

I copied the files
eventmanager.ncs
m2da_eventmanager.gda
to my addins\\\\core\\\\override\\\\toolsetexport folder.

After this wasn't getting it.
I also did a builder to builder load of the dadbdata file and tried again. Still not going.

I noticed in his mod description, he mentions the eventmanager needs to be embedded in the mod. I'm not sure what that means. I have the resources loaded in the toolset, but the eventmanager scripts are not under my oracle palette. The are listed by themselves. I dunno anyideas. What am I supposed to do next?

The script oracle_speed looks like


#include "wrappers_h"
#include "eventmanager_h"

void main()


{
 string sTag;
 object oUti;
 sTag = "oracle_d"; //gets all the tags from your file names
 oUti = GetObjectByTag(sTag); //turns the tags into objects
 int nIndex = GetLocalInt(oUti, sTag);
 event ev = GetCurrentEvent();
 int nEventType = GetEventType(ev);

    // We will watch for every event type and if the one we need
    // appears we will handle it as a special case. We will ignore the rest
    // of the events
 switch ( nEventType )
 {
    case EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP:
    {

        object oEquipper = GetEventCreator(ev); // The object equipping an item
        int nInventorySlot = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); // I assume the integer should match the inventoryslot I'm equipping to
        int bEquippedByPlayer = GetEventInteger(ev, 1); //
        object oItem = GetEventObject(ev, 0); // The item being equipped
        int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oEquipper);
    if(GetItemInEquipSlot(4) == oUti)
    {
            if(nRace == 2)
        {
            SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,65010,TRUE);
                }
        else if(nRace == 3)
                {
        SetAppearanceType(oEquipper,65011,TRUE);
        }
    }
        break;

    }

    case EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP:
    {

        object oItem = GetEventCreator(ev); // item being unequipped
        int nInventorySlot = GetEventInteger(ev, 0); //
        object oCreator = GetEventObject(ev, 0); //
        int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oCreator);
    if(GetItemInEquipSlot(255) == oUti)
        {
        if(nRace == 2)
                {
        SetAppearanceType(oCreator,2,TRUE);
            }
                else if(nRace == 3)
                {
        SetAppearanceType(oCreator,15,TRUE);
            }
    }
        break;

    }
  }
}

Modifié par mutantspicy, 10 avril 2010 - 04:36 .

[FollowTheGourd]

Bit too tired to look through it, but in the meantime maybe try your own enginevents.gda without using the mod manager - get that to work first - and then see if that was where the issue was or not.

[barrelofmonkeyzz]

bad news

It looks like those events were never implemented by the engine. I wasted several hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong before I came across that post. (I'm trying to get a vfx to play on a character when they equip an item.)

The only possible alternative I see to both our problems is to write a new item property script that does what we want, then add that property to the item.

[mutantspicy]

say what?

I've read that post, and I just read it a again.
Where does it say Event_type_equip is unimplemented?

It hints that the item script is a bit broken, but realize I not writing an item script, I'm writing module script.

BTW.  VFX is pretty easy unless its a custom VFX. 

All you need to do is create a itemprps.gda, that calls the VFX you want. 
Then add that propertie to your item.
You don't even need a script. 

Modifié par mutantspicy, 10 avril 2010 - 01:35 .

[barrelofmonkeyzz]

The way I interpreted that post, the only objects that listen and respond to equip/unequip events by default are creatures, and item objects will never process any events.



I think in order to get a module to handle those events, you'll need to register event listeners tied to each creature that could possibly use that item. That's not the best way to go. It will probably be more efficient to make a custom spell effect and tie it to an item property.



As for my VFX issue, I think I'll have to go the spell effect + item property route too, since it's a set of custom VFX, and the one that gets applied is based on several creature and item variables.

[mutantspicy]

Ok yeah were on the same page. But theoretically, couldn't you register event listeners by

getmaincontrolled() since the only creature who equip the item would have to be controlled. That said, thats where I'm have the trouble I'm not sure how you go about registering a listener.



Though you maybe right, creating an effect that changes the appearance maybe alot more solid and compatible. Though thats sort of back to the drawing board and I have to rethink all my GDA's, etc. The other issue that held me back from trying that is effects.gda is pretty much undocumented in the wiki so I'm not sure what all the columns refer to.

[mutantspicy]

The conundrum I run into with creating a new spell effect tied to itemprps.gda is that I don't see how you can force your new property to run a script like setappearance. You can set itemprps to an effect. But when you create an effect.gda there is no where to set a script. The only place I've seen where you can create an new effect an tie it to a script like setappearance is in the ABI_Base. Except there is no where in the itemprps to tie into a ABI_Base m2da. The only place that look like you can tie it together would be the Ability ID in the itemprps, but according to wiki that is only available for onhit type effects. I have been thru that circle and I just looked into it again this morning, and well I just don't see how you connect the dots.

[mutantspicy]

Ok so I gave this a whirl
I created an itemprps id = 2000004 which call effect 2000005
Then created an effect gda with Id 2000005 label EFFECT_TYPE_SPEED.
Then add this script to my resources in the module. Its not tied to the item or module or any creatures its just in the resources.


const int EFFECT_TYPE_SPEED = 2000005;
void main()
{
object oCreature = GetMainControlled();
int nRace = GetCreatureRacialType(oCreature);
effect eSpeed;
{
if(nRace == 2)
{
SetAppearanceType(oCreature,65010,TRUE);
}
else if(nRace == 3)
{
SetAppearanceType(oCreature,65011,TRUE);
}
eSpeed = Effect(EFFECT_TYPE_SPEED);
}
}



I still got nothing.  It did say after compiling, unable to get script resources.  Even though compile was successful.  So I wonder if there is an #include I need to add to set the const variable.  Also I'm not sure if this effect script gets ran.  Sure its tied to the item, through the GDA's. But what makes the script run?

Modifié par mutantspicy, 10 avril 2010 - 05:00 .

[barrelofmonkeyzz]

OK, here's a partial update:
I managed to hook the module event handler onto each member of the player party pool, but when you unequip or equip items from them, they aren't sending the equip/unequip events to the module. They send EVENT_TYPE_LISTENER instead. It's too late for me tonight to break down the listener event contents and figure out what data it contains, but I should have more information tomorrow.

The code I used to hook the party is listed below:

#include "log_h"
#include "utility_h"
#include "wrappers_h"
#include "events_h"

void main()
{
    event ev = GetCurrentEvent();
    int nEventType = GetEventType(ev);
    string sDebug;
    object oPC = GetHero();
    object [] oPartyList = GetPartyPoolList();
    int nEventHandled = FALSE;

PrintToLog("Module Handler :event " + IntToString(nEventType)+" from " + GetName(GetEventCreator(ev)));

    switch(nEventType)
    {
        case EVENT_TYPE_MODULE_START:
        case EVENT_TYPE_MODULE_LOAD:
        {
PrintToLog("event mod start/load");

            //assign listeners to each member of the party
            int i;
            for (i = 0; i < GetArraySize(oPartyList); i++)
            {   
PrintToLog("Register listener " + GetName(oPartyList[i]));
                RegisterEventListener(oPartyList[i], OBJECT_SELF, EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP);
                RegisterEventListener(oPartyList[i], OBJECT_SELF, EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP);
            } 
            break;
        }
	//other event cases
     }
    if (!nEventHandled)
    {
        HandleEvent(ev);
    }
}

If you activate log script recording, this code will write to DragonAge_1.log everytime an event passes through the module handler.

[mutantspicy]

Wow thank you very much. I look forward to hearing what you find out.

[barrelofmonkeyzz]

Success!

It turns out that player/party event calls are shut off by default. You can have your module turn player events on and assign a custom player event script to the party when it starts/loads up.

first script:

//module/addin event handler

#include "log_h"
#include "utility_h"
#include "wrappers_h"
#include "events_h"

void main()
{
    event ev = GetCurrentEvent();
    int nEventType = GetEventType(ev);
    string sDebug;
    object [] oPartyList = GetPartyPoolList();
    int nEventHandled = FALSE;

PrintToLog("my module handler :event "+IntToString(nEventType)+" from "+GetName(GetEventCreator(ev)));
    switch(nEventType)
    {
        case EVENT_TYPE_MODULE_START:
        case EVENT_TYPE_MODULE_LOAD:
        {
PrintToLog("event mod start/load");
             //assign custom event handler to each member of the party
            int i;
            for (i = 0; i < GetArraySize(oPartyList); i++)
            {
PrintToLog("assign event handler to " + GetName(oPartyList[i]));
                EnablevEvent(oPartyList[i],TRUE,EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP);
                EnablevEvent(oPartyList[i],TRUE,EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP); 
                SetEventScript(oPartyList[i],R"my_player_event_handler.ncs");
            }
            break;
        }
        
    }
    if (!nEventHandled)
    {
        HandleEvent(ev);
    }
}

second script:

//player event handler

#include "log_h"
#include "utility_h"
#include "wrappers_h"
#include "events_h"

void main()
{
    event ev = GetCurrentEvent();
    int nEventType = GetEventType(ev);
    string sDebug;             
    object oUser = OBJECT_SELF;

    switch(nEventType)
    {
        case EVENT_TYPE_EQUIP:
        {
            object oItem = GetEventObject(ev,0);            
PrintToLog("event equip: "+GetName(oUser)+" - "+GetName(oItem));
            //do stuff here
            break;
        }

        case EVENT_TYPE_UNEQUIP:
        {      
            object oItem = GetEventObject(ev,0);
PrintToLog("event unequip: "+GetName(oUser)+" - "+GetName(oItem));
            //do stuff here
            break;
        }
    }
    //always let the default event handlers process the rest of the event otherwise things will break
     HandleEvent(ev, RESOURCE_SCRIPT_PLAYER_CORE);

}

Hopefully, that takes one of the major obstacles out of the way of getting your stuff to work

Modifié par barrelofmonkeyzz, 12 avril 2010 - 01:54 .