Re: $class == warrior?
Quote:
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Originally Posted by hypershadow66
The lines are this
Code:
}
if (($itemcount{22} == 4) && ($class == WARRIOR))
{
quest::say("Thank you Warrior for your help. Here is a mighty sword for your troubles!");
quest::summonitem(23);
}
if (($itemcount{22} == 4) && ($class == CLERIC))
{
quest::say("Thank you Cleric for your help. Here is a mighty mace for your troubles!");
quest::summonitem(24);
}
but it doesnt work? The class names where tried in all caps/lower caps, etc. and still didnt work. What should be done to fix this? |
Try:
Code:
}
if($itemcount{22} == 4)
{
if($class == Warrior)
{
quest::say("Thank you warrior for your help. Here is a mighty sword for your troubles.");
quest::summonitem(23);
}
if($class == Cleric)
{
quest::say("Thank you cleric for your help. Here is a mighty mace for your troubles.");
}
}
}
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#Last } closes sub EVENT_SAY so remove it if not done
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