Post: #4

(09-19-2012 12:07 AM)darksun84 Wrote:  I think because useitem(fired from an item) refers to the src, and in @gethit the src is the character that do the damage.

The workaround works because that USEITEM fires from the character that receives the damage.

You should try to do :

PHP Code:

ON=@GetHit
    IF (<RESTEST 1 i_potion_regeneration_health>) && (<HITPOINTS> < <STR>) && (<EVAL RAND(5)> == 1)
            USEITEM <findid.i_potion_regeneration_health> //or something similar :P
              return 1 


I tried that method also before posting, didn't work. Has the same effect; the attacker tried to use the NPC's potion in the NPC's pack.

I also wanted to make sure it wasnt something totally wonky with my potions (they're completely custom) so I tested it on an i_candle instead of a potion, and when it fired my character (who was attacking the potion drinker) equipped the NPC's i_candle in his pack. lol.

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