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Rizz · (03-22-2016)

I need some help to understand this new trigger.
I have my own combat system done with usual trigger such as @hittry @hit etc.

I would like to make some changes and @hitcheck should be the right way to do but i cannot undertand how it works: everytime i set an argn1 with return 0 the other triggers (hittry etc) are ignored...

PHP Code:

ON=@HitCheck
IF (<action>==skill_archery)
    
        IF (!<ctag0.scocca>)
    
            IF (!<findid.i_mem_archery>)
                addarcherytimer
                argn1=SWING_EQUIPPING
            ENDIF
            
            return 1
    
        ELSE

            argn1=SWING_READY
            argn1=SWING_SWINGING
        ENDIF
    
ENDIF
return 0 

Seems is working as i want in this way but i don't have the animation on my char....

UPDATE: ok, still not trigger @hittry -.-

Nope, it bypass so many things... unfortunally i cannot set a time between two swings using @hittry; i tried using a memory and a return 1 (the code is really similar to the previous one) but in this way i get no difference between 100 and 140 dex also if i set the speedscalefactor to 1.

The speedscalefactor controls the argn1 in @hittry but not the time between two consecutive swings.
Is possible to add an argn2 in order to do that?

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