[LiquidIce00]

Originally posted by konidias
I think he means without having to write out every single color... you use string parsing.. its pretty easy:

NPC Code:

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// NPC made by Konidias

if (playerchats && !strequals(#c,)){

 tokenize #c;

 setstring this.temp1,#t(0);

 setstring this.temp2,#t(1);

if (strequals(#s(this.temp1),belt)){

 setplayerprop #C4,#s(this.temp2);

}}

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Make an npc and put that in it, and then run the level and say "belt red" or any other color in place of red

The npc check to see if the player chats, and then it tokenizes the words the player says, it sets two temporary strings
temp 1 is "belt" and temp 2 is the color

Then it checks if temp 1 = belt, if it does, then set the players belt to temp 2 (color)

There you go.. if you wanted to add different parts do something like this

NPC Code:

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if (strequals(#s(this.temp1),coat)){

 setplayerprop #C1,#s(this.temp2);

}

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Place that before the last } and that will add changing the players coat color as well

u can just do

NPC Code:

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if (playerchats&&startswith(belt ,#c)) {

tokenize #c;

setbeltcolor #s(#t(1));

}

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not sure if #s() is needed tho.