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Dullais · 04-03-2013 12:23 AM

Hello guys.
I decided that i don't like that mounts are spawned every time at the same points of map, so i decided to make my own function, that's spawns them randomly across the map, but i got some problem. Here is the function witch tells me if the random coordinates are good for spawn:

Code:

[FUNCTION spawn_mounts]

VAR.DEST=<EVAL.rand(1,5000)>,<EVAL.rand(1,4000)>

VAR.FALSE=0

IF !(STRCMP(<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,0).TERRAIN.Z>).TYPE>, t_water)) 

VAR.FALSE=1

ELSE

ENDIF

IF !(STRCMP(<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,0).TERRAIN.Z>).TYPE>, t_rock)) 

VAR.FALSE=1

ELSE

ENDIF

IF !(STRCMP(<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,0).TERRAIN.Z>).REGION.FLAGS>, 00)) 

ELSE

VAR.FALSE=1

ENDIF

IF (<EVAL.<VAR.FALSE>> == 1)

SRC.SAY Can't

ELSE

SRC.SAY Can

ENDIF

SRC.GO <VAR.DEST>,<SERV.MAP(<VAR.DEST>,0).TERRAIN.Z>,0

My problem is that sometimes water terrain has a type of t_normal, and script thinks that there is good spot to spawn the creature, so that's it.
How do i make it work ?

**Mordaunt** · 04-03-2013 12:29 AM

Rather than looking for type t_water to prevent it...
Why not look for type t_grass, t_forest & t_jungle to allow it?

Take a look at my spawer... it uses the same principal to spawn the map:
http://forum.spherecommunity.net/sshare....wnload=169

Dullais · 04-03-2013 12:39 AM

(04-03-2013 12:29 AM)Mordaunt Wrote: Rather than looking for type t_water to prevent it...
Why not look for type t_grass, t_forest & t_jungle to allow it?

Take a look at my spawer... it uses the same principal to spawn the map:
http://forum.spherecommunity.net/sshare....wnload=169

I could but then i cut the way to spawn anything on t_normal, (in my case, i could not allow that terrain and it would work as well).
I researched for that and did find that there are places on map with grass and type t_normal

**Mordaunt** · 04-03-2013 12:44 AM

I honestly haven't seen a problem with water tiles having type t_normal, in my experience they have always detected as being the correct type.
However...

If you do locate any that show as type t_normal what you do it open sphere_types.scp and you will see this:

Code:

[TYPEDEF t_water]

TERRAIN = 0a8    0ab

TERRAIN = 0136    0137

Get the ID of the tile, if it falls outside of the perameters set under typedef t_water you can add them in a similar fashion.
The server will need restarting for the changes to take effect.
When I get a few spare minutes I will run through the tile types and check to see if any slipped through the net.

Dullais · 04-03-2013 12:48 AM

(04-03-2013 12:44 AM)Mordaunt Wrote: I honestly haven't seen a problem with water tiles having type t_normal, in my experience they have always detected as being the correct type.
However...

If you do locate any that show as type t_normal what you do it open sphere_types.scp and you will see this:

Code:

[TYPEDEF t_water] TERRAIN = 0a8 0ab TERRAIN = 0136 0137

Get the ID of the tile, if it falls outside of the perameters set under typedef t_water you can add them in a similar fashion.
The server will need restarting for the changes to take effect.
When I get a few spare minutes I will run through the tile types and check to see if any slipped through the net.

Run the script i inserted and eventualy you will be teleported to water with type t_normal Smile

**Mordaunt** · 04-03-2013 12:52 AM

Ok, I see...

I'll run through and find the missing tiles later and see if I can get ben to add the new file to the nightly

Update your sphere_types.scp t_water section to this, and restart your server,

Code:

[TYPEDEF t_water]

TERRAIN = 0a8    0ab

TERRAIN = 0136    0137

TERRAIN = 064

TERRAIN = 03ff0 03ff3

Dullais · 04-03-2013 02:03 AM

(04-03-2013 12:52 AM)Mordaunt Wrote: Ok, I see...

I'll run through and find the missing tiles later and see if I can get ben to add the new file to the nightly

Update your sphere_types.scp t_water section to this, and restart your server,

Code:

[TYPEDEF t_water] TERRAIN = 0a8 0ab TERRAIN = 0136 0137 TERRAIN = 064 TERRAIN = 03ff0 03ff3

Ok, thanks Smile

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