Modifié par MrKWMonk, 17 juillet 2013 - 12:53 .
Retour en haut/***
Magical Master's Minion Control (MMMC)
- Allows some semblance of control over henchmen, summons,
animal companions, and familiars
- Should be attached to an item's activate item (long range) or an instant feat
like the player tools - default set-up is to work with an item and tag-based
scripting for ease of use but can easily be modified
- If targeted on a hostile creature, commands all minions to attack that creature
- If targeted on a location, commands all minions to move to that location
- If targeted on a friendly/neutral creature, commands all commands to move to
that creature's location. However, setting the "attackNeutral" variable to 1
will cause minions to attack neutral creatures if neutral creatures are targeted
***/
#include "x2_inc_switches"
// Determines behavior when targeting a neutral creature. Setting this to non-zero will
// cause minions to attack the neutral creature while zero will cause minions to move to
// the neutral creature
int attackNeutral = 0;
void main()
{
int nEvent = GetUserDefinedItemEventNumber();
switch (nEvent)
{
case X2_ITEM_EVENT_ACTIVATE:
object oPC = GetItemActivator();
object oTarget = GetItemActivatedTarget();
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Starting activate item", oPC, FALSE);
// If we have a valid target, use that location, otherwise get the location
location lTarget = GetLocation(oTarget);
if (oTarget == OBJECT_INVALID)
{
lTarget = GetItemActivatedTargetLocation();
}
// Going to loop through members of the party
object oMinion = GetFirstFactionMember(oPC, FALSE);
while (GetIsObjectValid(oMinion))
{
// If the party member's master (or master's master for minion summons) is the PC, issue orders
if (GetMaster(oMinion) == oPC || GetMaster(GetMaster(oMinion)) == oPC)
{
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Commanding " + GetName(oMinion), oPC, FALSE);
// Targeted on object
if (GetIsObjectValid(oTarget) && GetObjectType(oTarget) == OBJECT_TYPE_CREATURE)
{
// Attack enemies
if (GetIsEnemy(oTarget))
{
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Attacking " + GetName(oTarget), oPC, FALSE);
AssignCommand(oMinion, ClearAllActions());
DelayCommand(0.25, AssignCommand(oMinion, ActionAttack(oTarget)));
}
// Attack or move to neutral depending on variable
else if (GetIsNeutral(oTarget))
{
if (attackNeutral)
{
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Attacking " + GetName(oTarget), oPC, FALSE);
AssignCommand(oMinion, ClearAllActions());
DelayCommand(0.25, AssignCommand(oMinion, ActionAttack(oTarget)));
}
else
{
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Moving to location", oPC, FALSE);
AssignCommand(oMinion, ClearAllActions());
DelayCommand(0.25, AssignCommand(oMinion, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lTarget, TRUE, 12.0)));
}
}
// Move to friendly targets
else
{
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Moving to location", oPC, FALSE);
AssignCommand(oMinion, ClearAllActions());
DelayCommand(0.25, AssignCommand(oMinion, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lTarget, TRUE, 12.0)));
}
}
// Targeted on location
else
{
FloatingTextStringOnCreature("Moving to location", oPC, FALSE);
AssignCommand(oMinion, ClearAllActions());
DelayCommand(0.25, AssignCommand(oMinion, ActionForceMoveToLocation(lTarget, TRUE, 12.0)));
}
}
oMinion = GetNextFactionMember(oPC, FALSE);
}
}
SetExecutedScriptReturnValue(X2_EXECUTE_SCRIPT_END);
}
Modifié par MagicalMaster, 02 août 2013 - 07:02 .
Modifié par Killmonger, 04 août 2013 - 01:42 .
Killmonger wrote...
There was an old game called "Myth". (Not Myst)
In it, through the various levels, one was given a limited supply of elvish archers, dwarven men at arms, and gnomish bombers. The objective was to use the real time physics to achieve and maintain a specific goal-state. These groups would march to a user defined waypoint and then fulfil their function as described by their type.
Let henchmen be henchmen, what I was trying to infer is the PC's ability to command nearby friendly forces due to the PC's status ( charisma perhaps) then predefined scripts could be assigned to those "found" friendly npcs via the PC's "persuasive" nature and then behave according to simplistic catagories to complete their assigned tasks.
If the PC could lay down a marker (a mouse click) and the local farmers & villagers (per se) could made to perform a simple task (like defend a spot & burn all monsters repectively) then the PC and henchmen could be free to escape the locale, leaving the locals to complete a rear guard action. Evil bosses could also have this option too.
Alternately, per se, the "Guards" could be so assigned to defend and relay warnings to the PC as the specific enemy type was detected in their locale when the PC & henchmen were elsewhere
Low level interactivity with allied factions, locally, could help prevent the PC "hero team" from being overwhelmed by an opposing forces' onslaught (or possibly lead them to their fate like lambs...)
jmo
OldMansBeard wrote...
If someone wants to modify the OHS to incorporate this, go right ahead.
I've been intending to remove all restrictions from the OHS - just haven't gotten round to it.
Consider this posting as an interim notice, if you like.
"OldMansBeard said, henceforth, you can do anything you like with the OHS".
WebShaman wrote...
Awesome sauce OMB!!!
A big thanks from this user of the OHS!!!
*scrambles off to incorporate MM henchie controls into OHS*
The funny thing is that usually that's a good thing. With more "advanced" AI often you can't give NPCs certain weapons or they'll stupidly switch to them when it's a bad idea to do so.They do not even switch between ranged/melee
Modifié par MagicalMaster, 12 août 2013 - 03:23 .
