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[KigenBarzhad]

Since I've been look for an answer to this for a while and had no luck, I figured I might as well ask.

Does anyone know how to add an item to a merchant, for example adding a Grandmaster Spell Resist rune or a custom item to Bodahn?

[Phaenan]

Hmm, by simply creating the object inside the store inventory :

oNearestStores = GetNearestObjectByTag(GetHero(), "store_camp_bodahn", OBJECT_TYPE_STORE, TRUE);
if(GetArraySize(oNearestStores) == 0) return;
oNearbyStore = oNearestStores[0];
if(oNearbyStore == OBJECT_INVALID) return;
CreateItemOnObject(R"gen_im_upg_cry_gdm_dwe.uti", oNearbyStore, 1);

Or something-ish, in case I forgot something while copy-pasting.

Modifié par Phaenan, 10 décembre 2009 - 11:50 .

[KigenBarzhad]

O.O Thank you! I'm going to try it now!

Edit: Follow-up: How do you add to a mob's droplist?

Modifié par KigenBarzhad, 10 décembre 2009 - 11:56 .

[Phaenan]

No idea, haven't work on that part yet. ^_~

[KigenBarzhad]

Not quite sure how to fix this but I just get a mismatched type compiling error.

[Phaenan]

Well, that was excerpts from my own store overhaul code, glued together on the fly so I pretty much forgot the declarations.

There are included in that pastie.



And if that's not the issue at hand, well, won't be able to guess much without a look at the very code rejected by the compiler. ^_~

[KigenBarzhad]

*handbang* I didn't realize it was object[] -.-; it's been a while since I've coded.
Thank you =)

Say for instance I want to add an item to another store's NPC... say one of the dwarves in Orzammar what do I do?

Modifié par KigenBarzhad, 11 décembre 2009 - 12:50 .

[KigenBarzhad]

Hmmm so it only half works at the moment meaning

That my module/addin/wtvr has to load on that map to take effect other wise it fails (sorta).

[Phaenan]

KigenBarzhad wrote...
Say for instance I want to add an item to another store's NPC... say one of the dwarves in Orzammar what do I do?

Basically you need its tag, and probably the area tag/ID in order to properly choose when to look for the store tag.
For instance store_orz200cr_figor for the "Figor's Imports" store in the area orz220ar_shop/1340.

You can get those details by using a few utility scripts while in-game (like a simple GetNearestObject and a displayfloatymessage) or - I suppose - by digging through the SP campaign ERF packages.

That my module/addin/wtvr has to load on that map to take effect other wise it fails (sorta).

Yep. But a script can't do much outside the current area : only the objects from the current area are loaded in the memory at a given time. Hopefully.

Modifié par Phaenan, 11 décembre 2009 - 01:09 .

[KigenBarzhad]

Now to both make DisplayFloaty and somehow figure out how to correctly target figor.

[KigenBarzhad]

Modifié par KigenBarzhad, 12 décembre 2009 - 03:09 .

[KigenBarzhad]

Modifié par KigenBarzhad, 12 décembre 2009 - 03:09 .

[KigenBarzhad]

Just an FYI for anyone interested, the best thing I could come up with to always add to a merchant... say for example Figor and Bodhan is to create a separate function (calling the merchant you're looking for and the item you want to give it) doing the code described above (to find the merchant then place the item) as long as a certain plot/var-thing is not met or set - in my example there should be 2 seperate plots looking for if you've seen bodhan or if you've seen figor. If anyone has a better solution let me know.

Edit: Accidently triple post... my internet is finicky

Modifié par KigenBarzhad, 12 décembre 2009 - 03:09 .

[LaughingDragon]

Can anyone give me a link to a good tutorial for creating custom items and placing them in game?

I just downloaded the toolset and am a newbie and this code below doesn't mean anything to me yet =)

Phaenan wrote...

oNearestStores = GetNearestObjectByTag(GetHero(), "store_camp_bodahn", OBJECT_TYPE_STORE, TRUE);
if(GetArraySize(oNearestStores) == 0) return;
oNearbyStore = oNearestStores[0];
if(oNearbyStore == OBJECT_INVALID) return;
CreateItemOnObject(R"gen_im_upg_cry_gdm_dwe.uti", oNearbyStore, 1);