New Scripter On The Block :)
 

This is me being the guy who started learning scripting today.

function onCreated(){
e = "Penguin";
say(e);
}


function onCreated(){
e = "Penguin";
player.chat = e;
;


Now, the first would make me say penguin with anything I said correct? And the second would be only when I said e?

Would need to be say2 and it should not be in onCreated() I guess.
say2() displays a "sign", while assigning something to player.chat is changing the text over the player.
Instead of onCreated(), which is only called when the object is created, you should use onPlayerEnters() or similar.

Ah thanks Stefan old boy. ;) Didn't your birthday just pass? :o I could be wrong.

You are actually looking for onplayerchats for saying stuff anf getting stuff back.

NPC Code:

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function onPlayerchats() {

}

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That will start the whole ball rolling, now you want to return something when you say e?

NPC Code:

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if (player.chat == "e") {

}

---

and return something else otherwise?

NPC Code:

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else{

say2("e");

}

---

Now lets put it all into practice.

NPC Code:

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function onPlayerchats() {

 if (player.chat == "e") {

  player.chat = "Penguin";

 }else{

  say2("Penguin");

 }

}

---

Hope I have helped you some.

I think I understand what you did. The way you scripted turned it into an action I'm guessing? By the if (player.chat == "e") this means if the player types the word e nd presses enter the player chat will turn into Penguin whereas using say2 it will be a box/sign?

Assuming you knew GS1

NPC Code:

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if (playerchats) { }

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is

and

NPC Code:

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if (strequals(#c,chat)) { }

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is

If that helps.

Considering he said he just learned scripting today, I think it's safe to assume he didn't know the old engine.

And nor shall he!

Now when a player says hello in the room with that NPC, it will reply "I am a Penguin".

Would probably be better to use this.char (or just chat) instead of message to set the text. Also, you should avoid prefixless variables whenever possible, use this. or temp. instead.