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mlyon83 · 05-18-2013 02:46 AM

I've written a script to tame, and it works fine, however, I'm getting the default target for taming and my own custom target. How would I resolve this?

Code:

ELSEIF (<SRC.ACTION> == skill_Taming)

    //SRC.ACTION=-1

    IF (<SRC.TAG.TAMING_STATUS> == 1)

        SRC.SYSMESSAGE @00 You're already taming a creature. Please wait.

    ELSE

        SRC.TAG.TAMING_STATUS=1

        SRC.NEWITEM=i_player_tame_start

        SRC.ACT.EQUIP

    ENDIF

    RETURN 1

ENDIF

[ITEMDEF i_player_tame_start]

ID=i_memory

TYPE=t_eq_script

LAYER=layer_special

NAME="Player Taming Target Memory"

ON=@Equip

LINK=<SRC.UID>

TARGET

ON=@Targon_Char

IF (<LINK.TARG.NPC>)

    IF (<LINK.TARG.DISTANCE> >= 5)

        LINK.SYSMESSAGE @00 You're too far away to tame that creature.

    ELSEIF (<LINK.TARG.TAMING> <= 0.0)

        LINK.SYSMESSAGE @00 You cannot tame that creature.

    ELSE

        IF (<LINK.TARG.TAMING> <= <LINK.TAMING>)

            LINK.TAG.TAMING_UID=<LINK.TARG.UID>

            LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME=<LINK.TARG.NAME>

            LINK.MESSAGE @00 You begin to tame <LINK.TARG.NAME>...

            TIMER=3

        ELSE

            LINK.SYSMESSAGE @00 You lack sufficient skill to tame that creature.

            REMOVE

        ENDIF

    ENDIF

ENDIF

RETURN 1

ON=@Timer

//Check distance

LINK.TAG.TAMING_COUNT=<LINK.TAG.TAMING_COUNT>+1

LINK.TAG.TAMING_RANDOM=8

IF (<LINK.TAG.TAMING_COUNT> >= <LINK.TAG.TAMING_RANDOM>)

    LINK.SYSMESSAGE @00 You successfully capture the love and trust of <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>.

    LINK.TAG.TAMING_STATUS=0

    LINK.TAG.TAMING_COUNT=0

        //Set memory to pet owner

    REMOVE

ELSE

    DORAND 10

        LINK.SAY="You're so cute, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>. I just want to eat you up."

        LINK.SAY="Come here, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>. I won't hurt you."

        LINK.SAY="Awwwh... you're so precious, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>."

        LINK.SAY="I love you, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>."

        LINK.SAY="Come into my open arms, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>."

        LINK.SAY="You're the most adorable thing I've ever seen, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>."

        LINK.SAY="I would never trade you in for another <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>."

        LINK.SAY="Give me a kiss, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>, you cute bastard."

        LINK.SAY="I just want to cuddle you, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>."

        LINK.SAY="Come here, <LINK.TAG.TAMING_NAME>. I won't eat you."

    ENDDO

    TIMER=5

ENDIF

RETURN 1

ON=@Targon_Cancel

LINK.SYSMESSAGE @00 You cancel your target.

REMOVE

RETURN 1

RanXerox · 05-18-2013 03:37 AM

Show us your skill definition for taming...

mlyon83 · 05-18-2013 03:56 AM

(05-18-2013 03:37 AM)RanXerox Wrote: Show us your skill definition for taming...

[SKILL 35]
DEFNAME=Skill_Taming
KEY=Taming
TITLE=Animal Tamer
PROMPT_MSG=Tame which animal?
DELAY=2.0
STAT_STR=30
STAT_INT=40
STAT_DEX=60
BONUS_STR=30
BONUS_DEX=10
BONUS_INT=60
BONUS_STATS=20
ADV_RATE=10.0,200.0,800.0

ON=@Fail
SRC.SYSMESSAGE @00 You fail to tame the creature.

ON=@Abort
SRC.SYSMESSAGE @00 You give up trying to tame the creature.

RanXerox · 05-18-2013 06:02 AM

The only way to prevent the built-in target of the taming skill from showing up is to change the taming skill... add: FLAGS=SKF_SCRIPTED

The down side to this is you probably need to re-implement all the rest of the built-in behaviour (skillgain, success, fail, etc) in your script.

The alternative is to re-implement your idea using the actual skill triggers... you can find an example of this technique in the SCP: http://code.google.com/p/sphere-communit...taming.scp

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