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Change smelt action to blacksmithing - fabiohvp - 07-27-2018 12:53 PM
For me it makes more sence if the blacksmith and not the miner to smelt the ores.
So I would like to change the action of smelting to increase blacksmithing and not mining.
Also I want to know how to prevent the player from increasing skill more than 60.0 by smelting ores.
PS: I tried to change skillmake to blacksmithing in all ingots and it still increase mining.
RE: Change smelt action to blacksmithing - darksun84 - 07-27-2018 04:22 PM
Yes, ore smelting always use mining and it calls SkillUseQuick/UseQuick triggers.
So you can do to like this, by adding this trigger in the mining skill section in sphere_skills.scp
Code:
//Intercept smelting and test against blacksmith
ON=@useQUick
//argn2 is the difficulty, this will also allow to increase the blacksmithing skill by smelting, 7 is the blacksmith skill ID
if <skillusequick 7,<argn2>>
return 1 // Succeeds the skill use without awarding skill gain to mining.
else
return 0 // Fails the skill use without awarding skill gain to mining.
endifRE: Change smelt action to blacksmithing - fabiohvp - 07-28-2018 11:05 AM
Very nice, but I have a couple questions.
1 - Is there another mining (beside smelting) action that triggers @UseQuick?
2 - How do I know which action triggers UseQuick, can you give me an example of another skill that have @UseQuick and which action triggers it? What is the difference between @UseQuick and @Start?
RE: Change smelt action to blacksmithing - Coruja - 07-29-2018 04:36 PM
@[Skill]UseQuick is used by passive skills, like mining (when smelt ore), arms lore (when repair items), parrying, magic resist, camping (when use kindling), stealing (when use pickpocket dip), archery/throwing (when use archery butte), musicianship and tracking
but anyway, taking a look at the smelting code, @UseQuick seems to be used only to make the action succeed or fail using return 0/1. To take full control of the entire smelting behavior you must use custom triggers on [TYPEDEF t_ore] or [TYPEDEF t_forge]