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Can someone point me in the direction of where it decides how much gold you get after winning a battle?
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Its in script_give_xp_and_gold, called from mnu_total_victory. The parameter is the temporary casualty party of the enemy.
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Docm30 said:
Look for this in module_scripts:
Code:
#script_party_give_xp_and_gold:
# INPUT:
# param1: destroyed Party-id
# calculates and gives player paty's share of gold and xp.
("party_give_xp_and_gold",
[
(store_script_param_1, ":enemy_party"), #Party_id
(call_script, "script_calculate_main_party_shares"),
(assign, ":num_player_party_shares", reg0),
(assign, ":total_gain", 0),
(party_get_num_companion_stacks, ":num_stacks",":enemy_party"),
(try_for_range, ":i_stack", 0, ":num_stacks"),
(party_stack_get_troop_id, ":stack_troop",":enemy_party",":i_stack"),
(neg|troop_is_hero, ":stack_troop"),
(party_stack_get_size, ":stack_size",":enemy_party",":i_stack"),
(store_character_level, ":level", ":stack_troop"),
(store_add, ":gain", ":level", 10),
(val_mul, ":gain", ":gain"),
(val_div, ":gain", 10),
(store_mul, ":stack_gain", ":gain", ":stack_size"),
(val_add, ":total_gain", ":stack_gain"),
(try_end),
(val_mul, ":total_gain", "$g_strength_contribution_of_player"),
(val_div, ":total_gain", 100),
(val_min, ":total_gain", 40000), #eliminate negative results
(assign, ":player_party_xp_gain", ":total_gain"),
(store_random_in_range, ":r", 50, 100),
(val_mul, ":player_party_xp_gain", ":r"),
(val_div, ":player_party_xp_gain", 100),
(party_add_xp, "p_main_party", ":player_party_xp_gain"),
(store_mul, ":player_gold_gain", ":total_gain", player_loot_share),
(val_min, ":player_gold_gain", 60000), #eliminate negative results
(store_random_in_range, ":r", 50, 100),
(val_mul, ":player_gold_gain", ":r"),
(val_div, ":player_gold_gain", 100),
(val_div, ":player_gold_gain", ":num_player_party_shares"),
#add gold now
(party_get_num_companion_stacks, ":num_stacks","p_main_party"),
(try_for_range, ":i_stack", 0, ":num_stacks"),
(party_stack_get_troop_id, ":stack_troop","p_main_party",":i_stack"),
(try_begin),
(troop_is_hero, ":stack_troop"),
(call_script, "script_troop_add_gold", ":stack_troop", ":player_gold_gain"),
(try_end),
(try_end),
]),
Hello lads,
Could someone tell me is it possible to edit the skybox of the campaign map only?
So instead of clouds at map ends, you could have something like
As you can see when you zoom out the map/reach the end, you can see that it's clearly in a room or something.
Could someone tell me is it possible to edit the skybox of the campaign map only?
So instead of clouds at map ends, you could have something like
As you can see when you zoom out the map/reach the end, you can see that it's clearly in a room or something.
You'd need to model in the edge of the table as part of the map. Not sure if the campaign skybox is independent from the ones inside missions though. You can also try turning the compass mesh into a pseudo-skybox since it's always on-screen and rotates with the camera view, but that might up being really ugly.
cwr
What's wrong with this trigger:
The people spawn in one at a time, do not move, and do not fade out. Then randomly, a larger number of people spawn in and run to the other spawn point but do not fade out.
Code:
(1, 0, 5, [(eq, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving", 0),],
[
(store_random_in_range,":randomized",0,4),
(try_begin),
(eq,":randomized",1),
(assign, "$entry_point_destination",7),
(add_visitors_to_current_scene,8,"trp_alari_local",1),
(else_try),
(eq,":randomized",2),
(assign, "$entry_point_destination",8),
(add_visitors_to_current_scene,8,"trp_alari_local",1),
(try_end),
(try_for_agents, ":agent"),
(agent_get_troop_id, ":troop_no", ":agent"),
(eq,":troop_no","trp_alari_local"),
(entry_point_get_position, pos1, "$entry_point_destination"),
(agent_set_scripted_destination, ":agent", pos1),
(assign, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving", ":agent"),
(try_end),
]),
(1, 0, 0,
[
(gt, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving", 0),
(entry_point_get_position, pos0, "$entry_point_destination"),
(agent_get_position, pos1, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving"),
(get_distance_between_positions, ":dist", pos0, pos1),
(le, ":dist", 150),
],
[
(agent_fade_out, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving"),
(assign, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving", 0),
]),The people spawn in one at a time, do not move, and do not fade out. Then randomly, a larger number of people spawn in and run to the other spawn point but do not fade out.
what script or something other makes be married the player with a lady ?
How do i prevent the start quest merchant from appearing in the tavern? Bear in mind that i have two dialog trees, one of which makes the merchant disappear.
I'd look this up myself but it's spread across three files, and there isn't a common name for scripts involving the start quests so I can't search for it.
I'd look this up myself but it's spread across three files, and there isn't a common name for scripts involving the start quests so I can't search for it.
cwr
Somebody said:
That shouldn't apply though, because I have
(eq, "$g_belligerent_drunk_leaving", 0),
in the conditions block...
@Robin
Are the two global variables you are using being changed outside of these triggers? Also, are they set initially when the mission starts? (You don't want garbage values carrying over from another mission).
Are the two global variables you are using being changed outside of these triggers? Also, are they set initially when the mission starts? (You don't want garbage values carrying over from another mission).
That global is also used in other scripts running in the context of a tavern fight. Your script also summons a bunch of them, but always assigns the id of the first trp_alari_local agent found as the value of the global regardless of whether it's active or faded or dead or running around.
Duh
Duke
I was contacted recently about measures against decompiling. As all my work has been pretty open source, i never looked into these things, though i do seem to recall a topic about it. If anybody could link me the topic or wishes to assist the person in need, that would be greatly appreciated.
Can anyone else confirm that "before_mission_start" triggers are fundamentally broken? They only fire about half the time, or sometimes fire but only run like half the code.
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