Class Specific Headaches

[trevius]

You were closer with your first format. I haven't tested this for you, but something like this should work:

sub EVENT_SAY { 

if($text=~/Hail/i) {

quest::say("Hail, $class. I am Luana, The God of Life. I am in this world to see to it that those that have proven themselves worthy will be rewarded. If you have proof that Hanvar is dead, hand it to me."); }

}


sub EVENT_ITEM {
  if ($class eq 'Warrior' || $class eq 'Rogue' || $class eq 'Monk' || $class eq 'Berserker' || $class eq 'Shadowknight' || $class eq 'Paladin' || $class eq 'Ranger' || $class eq 'Bard' || $class eq 'Beastlord' || $class eq 'Cleric' || $class eq 'Druid' || $class eq 'Shaman' || $class eq 'Wizard' || $class eq 'Magician' || $class eq 'Enchanter' || $class eq 'Necromancer') {
    if (plugin::check_handin(\%itemcount, 29294 => 1)) {
      my %rewards = (
      "Warrior" => 66177, 66176, 10908, "Paladin" => 10099, "Shadowknight" => 14383,
      "Monk" => 10652, "Beastlord" => 6611, "Rogue" => 11057,
      "Cleric" => 5532, "Bard" => 20542, "Ranger" => 20487, 20488,
      "Druid" => 20490, "Shaman" => 10651, "Necromancer" => 20544,
      "Wizard" => 14341, "Magician" => 28034, "Enchanter" => 10650
      );
      if(defined($rewards{$class})) {
        quest::summonitem($rewards{$class});
        $client->Message(6, "Luana raises her hands and says a prayer quietly. You feel your whole body begin to tingle as she brings her hands down to your shoulders." );
        quest::level(51);
        quest::ding();
        quest::shout2("Today $name has proved his worth to the gods of this world. He has now joined our ranks as a god himself and is a force to be reckoned with!");
      }
    }
    else {
      plugin::return_items(\%itemcount); 
      quest::say("I can't use this.");
    }
  }
}

[paaco]

Thank you again trev, man I hate when I have to keep posting wrong stuff. I feel dumber with every post :(

Just tested and it appears to work great now. I swear about 5 more minutes with this one and I was gonna throw my computer out the window.

[joligario]

if ($class eq 'Warrior' || $class eq 'Rogue' || $class eq 'Monk' || $class eq 'Berserker' || $class eq 'Shadowknight' || $class eq 'Paladin' || $class eq 'Ranger' || $class eq 'Bard' || $class eq 'Beastlord' || $class eq 'Cleric' || $class eq 'Druid' || $class eq 'Shaman' || $class eq 'Wizard' || $class eq 'Magician' || $class eq 'Enchanter' || $class eq 'Necromancer')

Is there a time that they would not be one of these classes? You are just doing a test, not defining anything.

[ChaosSlayer]

from what I can see the the primary problem all along was that you kept using

$class == "Wizard"

instead of

$class eq 'Warrior'

[trevius]

Originally Posted by joligario

Is there a time that they would not be one of these classes? You are just doing a test, not defining anything.

You know, I would think the same thing, but I can not get it to work without setting it up that way. I think it needs to check the class first so it knows which reward to summon. Otherwise, it doesn't want to do the class check for my rewards after the rewards are defined.

And ya, if you aren't using a numeric value, you have to use eq instead of ==.

[paaco]

Using the last code you posted Trevius, I can't seem to figure out why but...

Shadowknight = Quest works 100%
Druid = Nothing happens, Eats the item
Warrior = You get the first reward on the list for Warriors
Every other class tested = eats the item...tested Ranger, Mage, Necro

[paaco]

fixed using my earlier version of the quest, replaced all of the == with eq and it works fine.