Warp Scroll

[karazu 33]

Is it possible to make an Item that if you click it you are allowed to choose what location do u want to warp to..


Just like warp portal of priest but the different is you can change the coordinates and the MAP Via script.

[Mumbles 193]

You would add a script like this (pseudocode):

 

switch (select("Option 1:Option 2:Option 3")) {		// Map names	setarray .@map_name$[0],	"map_name",					"map_name2",					"map_name3";		// Coordinates	setarray .@coords[0],	50, 50,				60, 60,				70, 70;		// Menu options	setarray .@options$[0],	"Option 1",				"Option 2",				"Option 3";	// Menu dialogue	menu implode(.@options$, ":"), -;	.@i = @menu - 1;	.@x = .@i * 2;	.@y = .@x + 1;		// Warp to target map		specialeffect2 EF_PORTAL	warp .@map_name$[.@i], .@coords[.@x], .@coords[.@y];	close;}

[karazu 33]

 

You would add a script like this (pseudocode):

switch (select("Option 1:Option 2:Option 3")) {		// Map names	setarray .@map_name$[0],	"map_name",					"map_name2",					"map_name3";		// Coordinates	setarray .@coords[0],	50, 50,				60, 60,				70, 70;		// Menu options	setarray .@options$[0],	"Option 1",				"Option 2",				"Option 3";	// Menu dialogue	menu implode(.@options$, ":"), -;	.@i = @menu - 1;	.@x = .@i * 2;	.@y = .@x + 1;		// Warp to target map		specialeffect2 EF_PORTAL;	warp .@map_name$[.@i], .@coords[.@x], .@coords[.@y];	close;}

 

 

 

 

So How I am going to put that in Item_db2.txt?

 

 

 

 

Also I dont know what is

 

 (pseudocode):

 

 

[Mumbles 193]

We don't use item_db2.txt anymore; we use item_db2.conf, which uses libconfig formatting.

 

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Pseudocode: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudocode

[karazu 33]

even item_db2? T_T ok2..

 

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so its a SRC.

 

I am dead haha!

[Mumbles 193]

It's not a source modification; it was just an example script. You would have to configure it to your liking and place it in the Script field in your item_db2.conf

[karazu 33]

 

Pseudocode (sometimes written as pseudo-code) is a form of source code that is written for humans, not machines, to read. It is often written to show how an algorithm works.

Just according to the link.

 

 

 

well anyways thank you for the answer

Edited December 2, 2013 by karazu