Post: #1

Hello everyone I'm new around here and don't have much experience on scripting.

I would like to know how can I prevent players from losing fame when they die against NPC's.

When players kill players or die to players the fame calculation is at an event used by all players, under the @kill trigger. It will calculate fame for both victim and killers.

If the victim is a monster the fame won't change to the killer (player).

However, if the victim is the player and the killer is a monster there is something changing the player fame.

Anyone have any idea what can be causing this?

The message is most the times "you have lost huge amounts of fame"

Thanks in advance.

Post: #2

http://wiki.sphere.torfo.org/index.php/@FameChange

Post: #3

Thanks for your answer, but where should I use that trigger?

If I use on players for example, how do I say "if there fame is about to change because of NPC's then dont change"?

Tried using it several times and never worked.

Post: #4

You could make some workaround like this

Post: #5

(10-31-2013 04:57 AM)XuN Wrote:  You could make some workaround like this

Code:

ON=@DeathCorpse
ref1=<attacker.last>
if (<ref1.npc>>0)
tag.nofameloss
endif

ON=@FameChange
if (<tag0.nofameloss>)
tag.nofameloss
return 1
endif

on=@death and i would suggest loop through all attackers, if there is a player => fame down, if not, fame wont change

Post: #6

Thanks to both of you! It worked.

Just another question.

When it calculates fame, if I set it to gain 500 it gains 500, but if I set it to lose 500 it will lose more. Why is that? Any way to fix?

Post: #7

Are you changing argn1 and returning 0 in the trigger, or how do you modify it?

Post: #8

post the line where you subtract the fame so we can see if its something to do with hex.

Post: #9

Let's assume LOCAL.FAMECHANGE is always 500.

This is the killer fame change:


And this the victim fame change:


Although the local.famechange is exactly the same (500) the victim will always lose way more.

Post: #10

hmmm, you mean this?
I'm confused... somebody else must try to help you. It sometimes take me a long time to understand what others want to help with.