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  3. Posted

    First create a table, perhaps called orcs_memory
    Btw, this is just off the top of my head. I cannot confirm works. 

    Create table with the following columns:

party_id (needs to be integer)
party_name (needs to be string)
time (needs to be string)

Then, the moment your instance completes,
you can the add following script:

.@PID = getcharid(CHAR_ID_PARTY);
.@PN$ = getpartyname(.@PID);
.@time$ = ...(I wrote in the last post how to get this)

query_sql("INSERT INTO `orcs_memory` VALUES (" + .@PID + ", '" + escape_sql(.@PN$) + "', '" + .@time$ + "')");

And then for your npc, the sql query:

prontera,150,150,3	script	Orcs Memory Rank	CLEAR_NPC,{
	query_sql("SELECT `party_name`, `time` FROM `orcs_memory` ORDER BY `time` ASC LIMIT 10", .@pname$, .@rank$);
	mes("Orcs Memory Rank");
	for (.@i = 0; .@i < getarraysize(.@rank$); ++.@i)
		mes("" + .@pname$[.@i] + " - " + .@rank$[.@i] + "");
	close;
}

     

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  4. Posted · Edited by Myriad
    why this forum screw up my code box

    Before I start, I need to let you know a few things about my potential solution.

    1. I have never tried this before.
    2. I don't know how initnpctimer() interacts with instance NPCs.
    3. I don't have time to test. This might help you get started / understanding the process. 
    // Add this NPC script to the OrcsMemory.txt instance script.
	2@orcs,1,1,0    script    Orcs_Memory_Timer    FAKE_NPC,{
    end;
}
/*************
* Notes
**************
Immediately after the instance is created, add
this line below it:
	initnpctimer("Orcs_Memory_Timer");

I don't know how the Orc's Memory instance ends, but
when it ends (maybe you need to add an event for when
the mob is killed), add these lines:
	stopnpctimer("Orcs_Memory_Timer");
	.@time = getnpctimer("Orcs_Memory_Timer") / 1000;
	if (.@time < $Orcs_Memory_Record)
	{
   		// This next bit will display time as 00:00:00 format
        .@hour$ = .@time % (24*60*60) / (60*60) + "";
        .@min$  = .@time % (24*60*60) % (60*60) / (60) + "";
        .@sec$  = .@time % (24*60*60) % (60*60) % (60) + "";
        .@time$ = "" +(getstrlen(.@hour$) == 1 ? "0" : "")+ "" + .@hour$ + ":" +(getstrlen(.@min$) == 1 ? "0" : "")+ "" + .@min$ + ":" +(getstrlen(.@sec$) == 1 ? "0" : "")+ "" + .@sec$ + "";
        announce("The " + getpartyname(CHAR_ID_PARTY) + " party cleared the dungeon in " + .@time$ + ", a new record!", bc_all);
        $Orcs_Memory_Record = .@time;
	}

You will need to set the $Orcs_Memory_Timer to
something really high before the first party
does the instance. This is so the first party
to clear the dungeon will be the first record.
I advise going in-game and using the following
atcommand:
	@set $Orcs_Memory_Timer 1000000000
	(that's 1 billion seconds lol)
*************/
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  7. Posted

    Wondering if anybody could update this plugin? Seems it no longer works.

    nohomunc.c: In function ‘clif_parse_LoadEndAck_post’:
nohomunc.c:62:21: warning: variable ‘hd’ set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-variable]
  struct homun_data *hd;
                     ^
nohomunc.c: In function ‘homunculus_call_post’:
nohomunc.c:85:2: warning: suggest parentheses around assignment used as truth value [-Wparentheses]
  if (retVal___ = true) {
  ^
nohomunc.c:79:21: warning: variable ‘hd’ set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-variable]
  struct homun_data *hd;
                     ^
nohomunc.c: In function ‘homunculus_create_post’:
nohomunc.c:104:2: warning: suggest parentheses around assignment used as truth value [-Wparentheses]
  if (retVal___ = true) {
  ^
nohomunc.c:97:21: warning: variable ‘hd’ set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-variable]
  struct homun_data *hd;

  8. Posted · Edited by Myriad

    I wish you the best of luck. I cannot offer anything but this.

    As Dastgir writes below, this is a dream project for any RO person out there. Not having to rely on client releases would be awesome.

  9. Posted

    According to npc.c, this is how array values for OnBuyItem/OnSellItem are genereated. Maybe you can work something out from it.

     
	//npc_buylist for script-controlled shops.
int npc_buylist_sub(struct map_session_data *sd, struct itemlist *item_list, struct npc_data *nd)
{
    char npc_ev[EVENT_NAME_LENGTH];
    int i;
    int key_nameid = 0;
    int key_amount = 0;
	    nullpo_ret(item_list);
    nullpo_ret(nd);
	    // discard old contents
    script->cleararray_pc(sd, "@bought_nameid", (void*)0);
    script->cleararray_pc(sd, "@bought_quantity", (void*)0);
	    // save list of bought items
    for (i = 0; i < VECTOR_LENGTH(*item_list); i++) {
        struct itemlist_entry *entry = &VECTOR_INDEX(*item_list, i);
        intptr_t nameid = entry->id;
        intptr_t amount = entry->amount;
        script->setarray_pc(sd, "@bought_nameid", i, (void *)nameid, &key_nameid);
        script->setarray_pc(sd, "@bought_quantity", i, (void *)amount, &key_amount);
    }
	    // invoke event
    snprintf(npc_ev, ARRAYLENGTH(npc_ev), "%s::OnBuyItem", nd->exname);
    npc->event(sd, npc_ev, 0);
    return 0;
}

  12. Posted

    I'm trying to use npcshopattach() on a shop in another script. Can this be done? Always returns false.

    if (npcshopattach("My_Shop") == false)
        mes("FALSE");
else
        mes("TRUE");
close;

    And in another script:

    -    trader    My_Shop    FAKE_NPC,{
OnInit:
    tradertype(NST_CUSTOM);
    sellitem(Red_Potion, 1);
    end;

OnCountFunds:
    setcurrency(countitem(Orange_Potion));
    end;
	OnPayFunds:
    if (countitem(Orange_Potion) < @price)
        end;
	    delitem(Orange_Potion, @price);
    purchaseok();
    end;
}

  17. Posted · Edited by Myriad

    Hi,

    I want to use the eA Job System to check an 'if' statement, having some trouble.
    I want the statement to check:

    • If user is fully advanced class (e.g. Lord Knight, Paladin) OR user is at the end of the baby line (e.g. Baby Knight, Baby Hunter).
    • User is NOT first class (can the classes above).

    This is my script. 

    .@eac = eaclass();
// if (2-1/2-2 + rebirth OR 2-1/2-2 + baby BUT NOT FIRST CLASS)
if (.@eac&EAJL_2&(EAJL_UPPER|EAJL_BABY))
{
     dothis();
}

  20. Posted · Edited by Myriad
    Made a Pastebin account so I can edit the script when needed.

    Ordinal Suffix Function
    File Name: Ordinal Suffix
    File Submitter: Myriad
    File Submitted: 5 June 2017
    File Category: Quests, Shops, Functions & Algorithms Releases

    Ever been constructing a string and wanted to turn 1 into 1st? Or 2 -> 2nd? Well, there is now an answer!
    I call it 'Ordinal Suffix'. It adds a suffix to the end of your number using the callfunc() script command. Example below: 

    .@first = 1;
.@second = 2;
mes("That's the " + callfunc("Ordinal_Suffix", .@first) + " time you told me that!"); // Will return "That's the 1st time you told me that!"
mes("That's the " + callfunc("Ordinal_Suffix", .@second) + " time you told me that!"); // Will return "That's the 2nd time you told me that!"
mes("That's the " + callfunc("Ordinal_Suffix", 11) + " time you told me that!"); // Will return "That's the 11th time you told me that!"

    → Special cases such as '11th', '12th' and '13th' are accounted for.
    → Can only be used with integers.
    → Works for all possible numbers (except 0 will return 0th, not sure what that is supposed to be).

    Script can be 'downloaded' at this pastebin link: https://pastebin.com/6Z5k1S70

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  21. Posted

    Bumping this to say I found the solution and wanted to post it for future users.

    In channel.c, find: 

    clif->messagecolor_self(sd->fd, COLOR_RED, msg_sd(sd,1455));

    Replace with: 

    char output[150];
sprintf(output, msg_txt(1550), DIFF_TICK(sd->hchsysch_tick + chan->msg_delay*1000, timer->gettick()) / 1000); // "You cannot send a message to this channel for another %d seconds."
clif->messagecolor_self(sd->fd, COLOR_RED, output);

    In messages.conf, create a new custom message. In the example above, 1550 was used. You should use whatever the next available one is. 

    1550: You cannot send a message to this channel for another %d seconds.

  24. Posted

     

     

     

    Very nice, haven't updated my herc files in a while, glad to see some awesome changes. Thanks for the summary. 

     

    I concur. Last updated Herc October 2016, seems there's tons of new stuff since then. In the process of getting up to speed.

     

    I suggest stay on your version :) updated one seems very unstable.

     

    Actually there was an issue with item cloning; but this was resolved

     

    Thanks for the advice. I go commit by commit since our server has messy custom code everywhere, so not too much of an issue to review what we are putting in.

  25. Posted

    I was thinking, how about a disabled_status mapflag or map zone conf?

    How it would work is whenever 'SC_STATUS' is specified in that mapflag (or map zone?), it will automatically end or not allow that status to take place.

     

    Example hypothetical mapflag:

     

    prtg_cas01     mapflag    nostatus    SC_ASSUMPTIO

     

    In this instance, when on the map prtg_cas01, even if a player can use a skill which does this status (i.e. Assumptio, High Priest Skill), the status will not take effect.

    And any new players entering this map will automatically lose SC_ASSUMPTIO.

     

    Or it could work in map_zone_db.conf. This example would do the same as above for Blessing and Assumptio statuses.

     

    disabled_status: {
      SC_ASSUMPTIO: true
      SC_BLESSING: true
}

     

    Erm, just throwing an idea I thought of out there. Let me know what you guys think.

    Even if it's not suitable for official herc, maybe it will inspire someone :P

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