Healing Players

[internetexplorer]

I'm making some type of healing NPC,
and it's suppose to heal the player no matter
what AP they might have.
Hopefully someone will find this and help me. :grin:

NPC Code:

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if (actionserverside) {

  if (strequals(#p(0),heal)) {

    with (getplayer(#p(1))) {

      if (playerap <= 39) {

        playerap += 40;

        playerhearts = playerfullhearts;

        playerap -= 40;

      } else {

        playerhearts = playerfullhearts;

      }

    }

  }

}

//#CLIENTSIDE

if (playerchats) {

  if (startswith(/heal,#c)) {

    triggeraction 0,0,serverside,Tools,heal,#T(#e(5,-1,#c));

  }

}

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[-Ramirez-]

You would want to set a variable to the current AP, raise their AP to 40 or higher, raise their hearts, then change their AP back to the temporary variable.

[osrs]

Originally posted by internetexplorer

NPC Code:

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CODE

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Problem: #T(#e(5,-1,#c))

You don't need to use #T since you're using #e. Also it's #e(6,-1,#c), because #e counts white spaces.

I'm making some type of healing NPC,
and it's suppose to heal the player no matter
what AP they might have.

Why is it checking if player's AP are <= 39 then?
Also you're adding 40 and taking 40 of AP.. lol

[xManiamaNx]

I'm pretty sure that if the player ap is <= 39 graal will not allow players to increase their heart amount. apystem=false serveroption will allow players to heal no matter what ap they have.

[internetexplorer]

Originally posted by osrs


Problem: #T(#e(5,-1,#c))

You don't need to use #T since you're using #e. Also it's #e(6,-1,#c), because #e counts white spaces.



Why is it checking if player's AP are <= 39 then?
Also you're adding 40 and taking 40 of AP.. lol

It would check to see if the player has 39 ap or lower to do the actions, and if they don't (else), the other commands will heal them with 40 ap or over w/o messing with their ap... Mind helping me a bit more? I'm just a little confused.

[osrs]

Originally posted by internetexplorer


It would check to see if the player has 39 ap or lower to do the actions, and if they don't (else), the other commands will heal them with 40 ap or over w/o messing with their ap... Mind helping me a bit more? I'm just a little confused.

Read Maniaman's post, he explained your problem.

[internetexplorer]

Originally posted by osrs


Read Maniaman's post, he explained your problem.

That would just destroy the whole point of making the NPC. lol
Thanks anyways. <3

[Riot]

Originally posted by osrs


Problem: #T(#e(5,-1,#c))

You don't need to use #T since you're using #e. Also it's #e(6,-1,#c), because #e counts white spaces.

Erm, no.

#T() is perfectly fine where it is. #T = trim whitespace.

Doing it this way means he could do /healaccount or /heal account.

[WanDaMan]

Well, It should work no matter what AP it is..
here's an example..

if (actionserverside) {
if(strequals(#p(0),heal)){
with (getplayer(#t(1))) {
playerhearts = playerfullhearts;
}
}
}
//#CLIENTSIDE
if (playerchats) {
tokenize #c;
if (startswith(/heal,#c)) {
triggeraction 0,0,serverside,tool,heal;
}
}

[osrs]

NPC Code:

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 with (getplayer(#t(1))) { 

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Your code won't work that way, Wan.

Originally posted by Riot


Erm, no.

#T() is perfectly fine where it is. #T = trim whitespace.

Doing it this way means he could do /healaccount or /heal account.

Hmm yea, i was wrong. x-x

[internetexplorer]

Well... will there be any type of way of doing this w/o messing with server options?

[xManiamaNx]

increasing their ap, healing, and then decreasing their ap again

[-Ramirez-]

Originally posted by internetexplorer
Well... will there be any type of way of doing this w/o messing with server options?

Originally posted by -Ramirez-
You would want to set a variable to the current AP, raise their AP to 40 or higher, raise their hearts, then change their AP back to the temporary variable.

*****, Maniaman said it again before I could.

[internetexplorer]

Well... I'm using:

NPC Code:

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if (playerap <= 39) {

  playerap += 40;

  playerhearts = playerfullhearts;

  playerap -= 40;

  } else {

  playerhearts = playerfullhearts;

}

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Shouldn't that work? o_o;;

[DIABLO2099]

Can't you just increase their hearts serverside? If you want to heal clientside then you can raise their ap I suppose. IE, throw a sleep in there and see what it does.

[-Ramirez-]

Originally posted by internetexplorer
Shouldn't that work? o_o;;

Yeah... it should. Xecutor's suggestion is probably what I'd try too. Although it shouldn't have to wait...

--Edit--
I just did some testing and discovered that it DOES raise the hearts without needing to raise the AP at all. The problem is that the client won't raise the hearts due to still having low AP. (Oh the wonders of still having clientside-only support!)

You'd just need to do something to make the client see that the hearts have gone up.

[internetexplorer]

This is all so very confusing... mind giving me an example?