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written Tuesday, July 13 2004 05:58Profile#0
I've been making a HLPM for the last couple of days, really just to familiarize myself with the editor before I get started on a real scenario. Anyway, it's basically done, except for a strange problem. I have 7 shops in the HLPM: Priest Spells, Mage Spells, Alchemy Recipes, Combat Skills, Weapons, Armor, and Misc. items. I've set up the shops for each of them (starting with shop 129 and going down, to avoid any kind of inconvenience for a scenario author), and created the dialogue. Nothing special,they just give one little line when you talk to them, and then you can buy whatever. The problem is, only the priest spells teacher works properly. The other 6 at first said nothing when spoken to, and had only an "OK" option to end the conversation. I then discovered I had accidentally made 2 talk node 11s. So I fixed that, and now they give their first line, but the only option is still "OK", ending the conversation. You can't buy from them, and I can't figure out why the Priest works and they don't.
EDIT: Oh, and every shopkeeper is calling the appropriate node when talked to -- I made them call the same node as their creature number, for simplicity (which is why it starts at 6).
Here's my script: It's probably some stupid little thing I'm not seeing.
Also, I have another minor problem. The first time the player moves, the game gives the message
trainer Error: State not found -2 (trainer is the scenario script)
Nowhere do I try to call a state -2. I have "variables;", "LOAD_SCEN_STATE", and "START_SCEN_STATE". Am I missing anything? The game keeps running just fine, but it's a bit annoying and unpolished to have that message there.
[ Tuesday, July 13, 2004 06:07: Message edited by: Blank83 ]Posts: 4 |
Registered: Monday, July 12 2004 07:00
written Tuesday, July 13 2004 06:10Profile#1
You are missing INIT_STATE. Also, the text1 is shown AFTER the shopping is OVER with, so it makes more sense for it to say you finish shopping. Other then that, I will copy and paste your script into my testing scenerio and hammer out whats wrong. Be right back.
EDIT! Oh! You should NOT have break; at the end of dialouge scripts!
EDIT 2:Sorry, my eyes are bad and cant read the small code print until I paste it to something larger :( Well, Why do you start with node 6? You have a new set of nodes and states for each town.
EDIT 3:I know people have their own ways of doing things, but I suggest a series of nodes together that are for one charecter.Like nodes 1-10 could be for one and 11-20 could be for another.
EDIT 4: You forgot your break after beginshopmode. Also, have the code after the code line, like code = Your code here; break;
EDIT 5: This is how the script looks with all the changes. It will now work. The problems: You had break after the entire script but forgot your breaks in the code = places. Boy Im feeling very nice today. :D
[ Tuesday, July 13, 2004 06:33: Message edited by: GIFTSare2dumb ]Posts: 249 |
Registered: Saturday, July 26 2003 07:00
written Tuesday, July 13 2004 09:53ProfileHomepage#2
I believe this script will still fail if you try to run node 14, because you are missing the second string. That second string, by the way, is probably what you wanted when you wrote your text1's for each of these nodes. Just move the text1's into the second string of the begin_shop_mode and then write a new text1 for finishing shopping.
AND WHY ON EARTH ARE YOU MAKING A HLPM?! (Check link in sig!)
EDIT: You also need a scenario START_STATE. Not sure if it gives an error if you don't have it, but you should have it anyway. (Yes, this is different from the START_SCENARIO_STATE. Look at VoDT's scenario script if you want to know all the states that you should have.)
[ Tuesday, July 13, 2004 09:56: Message edited by: Just Call Me Kel ]
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AND WHY ON EARTH ARE YOU MAKING A HLPM?! (Check link in sig!) EDIT: You also need a scenario START_STATE. Not sure if it gives an error if you don't have it, but you should have it anyway. (Yes, this is different from the START_SCENARIO_STATE. Look at VoDT's scenario script if you want to know all the states that you should have.)
quote:Originally written by Blank83:
really just to familiarize myself with the editor before I get started on a real scenario
I had never really planned on releasing it.
And thanks both of you. I did end up figuring out the START_STATE part on my own, though.
[ Tuesday, July 13, 2004 10:07: Message edited by: Blank83 ]Posts: 4 |
Registered: Monday, July 12 2004 07:00
