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Skul · 07-10-2012 10:59 AM

Well you can, you'll have to redo the actual @hit idea, and return 1 to halt default processing. an example (but not fully functional):

Code:

on=@hit

src.flags |= statf_freeze

src.hitpoints -= <argn1>

src.update

return 1 //stop the actual hit

this idea is not fool proof since the war_flags stored as memory objects on the player will not flow through (because of the halt). You can code this in with some design, but it is not completely flawless.

Code:

[function hasfightmemory]

if (<ischar>)

 if (<uid.<argn1>.ischar>)

  if (<memoryfindtype.01.link>==<argn1>) || (<memoryfindtype.04.link>==<argn1>) || (<memoryfindtype.08.link>==<argn1>) || (<memoryfindtype.010.link>==<argn1>) || (<memoryfindtype.020.link>==<argn1>) || (<memoryfindtype.080.link>==<argn1>) || (<memoryfindtype.02000.link>==<argn1>)

   local.return 1

  endif

 endif

endif

return <dlocal.return>

with that function you should be able to 'mimic' a combat memory object with this Smile

:

Code:

on=@hit

if !(<src.hasfightmemory <uid>>)

 serv.newitem=i_memory

 new.link=<src.uid>

 new.name=<src.name>

 new.color=01|04|010 //memories lol

 src.equip=<new.uid>

endif

src.flags |= statf_freeze

src.hitpoints -= <argn1>

src.update

return 1 //stop the actual hit

oh, and the timerf to f_unpara.

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