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[el.sombrero]

 Hey guys,

 Is there a way to increase players hp without leveling him up? I would like to have something like that which could be put on a trigger or an object (say, when the player walk over the holy simbol he is given 80 permanent HP or when he drinks from the holly grail he is given 80 permanent HP). 
 The only simmilar thing I could do was give temporary hit points to the player...  but I need a permanent solution, and it is fundamental that these extra HP appear at the avatars portrait.

thx!

[Lugaid of the Red Stripes]

You can set bonus hit-points as an object property.

[Dann-J]

Yes - an equipped creature hide with the property would be ideal, since unlike an effect it can't be removed easily.

[kamal_]

Can also grant via feat if you want.

[el.sombrero]

Hey guys!

Were do I edit the item to give it this property?
KAMAL, how could I grant it as feat... this option interests me most!

[Dann-J]

If you don't want the player to be able to drop it, you might want to check the 'cursed' flag as well.

[kamal_]

el.sombrero wrote...

Hey guys!

Were do I edit the item to give it this property?
KAMAL, how could I grant it as feat... this option interests me most!

You can add a feat via script, it's a stock function. Be warned it will make a pc fail validity checks, because the pc will have extra feats. But in your own module it shouldn't be an issue. The feat shows up on the character sheet, obviously, you can always make custom feats.

int FeatAdd( object oCreature, int iFeatId, int bCheckRequirements, int bFeedback=FALSE, int bNotice=FALSE );


There is an index of the feats here:
http://www.gamefaqs....ts-2/faqs/45639
or
http://nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Givefeat

[el.sombrero]

Hey guys... I'm trying the item method, but I have a problem... I would like that when the game started the player already had those extra 80 hp.
I created the item, but can't make the player start the game with it. Is it possible?
One solution I've thought about is to give the item through NPC. I've a small conversation/tutorial at the very beginning of the game, and using Aurora Toolset I've tried to write a script that gives the item to the pc at the moment the NPC sees him. The thing is Aurora asks me for the item ResRef, and I dont have the least idea what is the ResRef of the item I modified and were to find it. Anybody can help me out?

[Lugaid of the Red Stripes]

You can give them the item via script, either the on-module-loaded or the on-client-enter script for your particular start area.

[Dann-J]

You'll find the ResRef in the blueprint properties in the 'Items' section of the toolset. If you've copied an existing blueprint and modified it, then the new blueprint will have a ResRef almost the same as the old one, but with a zero at the end. If you make another copy, the toolset would add a one to the ResRef (then a two, and so on).

You might want to change the ResRef in the modified blueprint to something a bit easier to remember. There's a certain amount of logic to the existing codes, but it takes a while to decypher the naming conventions.

[el.sombrero]

hey guys, what is the script line that makes a script work "on module load" or "on-client-enter"?
I just know the
void main()
{
object oPC = GetEnteringObject();

if(!GetIsPC(oPC)) return;

[Lugaid of the Red Stripes]

Those are events, not lines in a script. Go to the toolbar at the top of the screen, click view, then 'module properties'. Then open up the properties tab on the right, and you'll get the module properties. Scroll down and you'll see a set of fields to enter in the scripts, just like you would enter in the event scripts on a creature, area, or placeable.

[el.sombrero]

thx

[el.sombrero]

Guys,
I tried to give the item via script, both "on module load" and at a conversation, but both methods failed... I think its because I couldnt properly change the resref of the item I've modified. I've looked at the itens properties and couldn't find the "resref" field in it

[Dann-J]

I think it's called 'Template' or something similar in a blueprint.

[Lugaid of the Red Stripes]

It's actually called "Resource Name", at least in my American English version of the toolset. I tend to set 'Resource Name', 'Tag', and 'Template Resref' to all the same thing, just avoid complications like this.

[el.sombrero]

Guys,

I made the change but it isnt working yet. The "template" and tag of my object is "extraHP". It is placed on the map and it was this object which had the template and tag modified.
I tried to put the script both at "on module start" and "on client enter", but it had no effect. The change only happens when I go and pick the object from the ground.
Bellow goes the script I'm using (it compiles ok).
void main()
{
object oPC = GetFirstPC();
int DoOnce = GetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF, GetTag(OBJECT_SELF));
if (DoOnce==TRUE) return;
SetLocalInt(OBJECT_SELF, GetTag(OBJECT_SELF), TRUE);
CreateItemOnObject("extraHP", oPC);
}

[Dann-J]

Are you just placing the item on the ground in the toolset? You need to create a blueprint for it in the module as well if you want to be able to spawn copies of it, so it shows up in the 'Items' list on the right-hand side of the screen.

[el.sombrero]

And THAT was the problem... Thx dude (and all of you guys)

[Lance Botelle]

DannJ wrote...

Yes - an equipped creature hide with the property would be ideal, since unlike an effect it can't be removed easily.

Hi DannJ,

There are potential problems when adding/using skins on PCs. I used to do it this way until I discovered issues. See this post I made many months ago:

http://social.biowar...3/index/4999059

I discovered all items added to a PC affected teh gameplay one way or another, and so have avoided using them since. I now use the undroppable item method.

Cheers.
Lance.