Worn armor sets have spell effects.

[superpally1]

I was talking to a few people that play on my server and they liked the idea of having custom effects for wearing sets of gear. So I made it. This is just for the first tier of custom armor on my server. I will add to it for other tiers as well. I am sure there are better ways to do it, but this works.

sub EVENT_SAY {
    
    my $headid = $client->GetItemIDAt(2);
    my $chestid = $client->GetItemIDAt(17);
    my $legid = $client->GetItemIDAt(18);
    my $feetid = $client->GetItemIDAt(19);
    my $gloveid = $client->GetItemIDAt(12);
    my $armid = $client->GetItemIDAt(7);
    my @headpieces = (147587,147580,147573,147566);
    my @chestpieces = (147588,147581,147574,147567);
    my @legpieces = (147591,147584,147577,147570);
    my @feetpieces = (147592,147585,147573,147566);
    my @glovepieces = (147593,147586,147579,147572);
    my @armpieces = (147590,147583,147576,147569);
	
	if ($text=~/Armor Effects/i) {	
	    $client->Message(12,"This will apply the effects you have obtained from your currently equipped tier armor pieces.");
	    $client->Message(12,"Helmet, Arms, and Legs make up the 3 piece set.");
	    $client->Message(12,"Helmet, Arms, Legs, Gloves, Boots, and BP make up the 6 piece set.");
	    $client->Message(12,"------------------------------------------------------");
	    $client->Message(12,"" . quest::saylink("armor sets",1) . "");
	    $client->Message(12,"------------------------------------------------------");
	    $client->Message(12,"" . quest::saylink("stop effects",1) . "");
	    $client->Message(12,"------------------------------------------------------");
	}
	if ($text=~/armor sets/i) { 
		if ($headid ~~ @headpieces && $armid ~~ @armpieces && $legid ~~ @legpieces) {
		    $client->Message(12,"------------------------------------------------------");
	            $client->Message(12,"" . quest::saylink("3 piece set",1) .".");
		    $client->Message(12,"------------------------------------------------------");
                }
		if ($headid ~~ @headpieces && $armid ~~ @armpieces && $legid ~~ @legpieces 
		&& $gloveid ~~ @glovepieces && $feetid ~~@feetpieces && $chestid ~~ @chestpieces) {
	           $client->Message(12,"" . quest::saylink("6 piece set",1) .".");
		   $client->Message(12,"------------------------------------------------------");
                }
	}
	if ($text=~/3 piece set/i && $headid ~~ @headpieces && $armid ~~ @armpieces && $legid ~~ @legpieces) {
		$client->Message(14,"Starting 3 piece set Effect.");
		$client->SpellEffect(369, 30, 0, 1, 3000, 0);
	}
	if ($text=~/6 piece set/i && $headid ~~ @headpieces && $armid ~~ @armpieces && $legid ~~ @legpieces 
	&& $gloveid ~~ @glovepieces && $feetid ~~@feetpieces && $chestid ~~ @chestpieces) {
		$client->Message(14,"Starting 6 piece set Effect.");
		$client->SpellEffect(447, 30, 0, 1, 3000, 0);
	}
	if ($text=~/stop effects/i) {
	    $client->Message(13,"Stopping Effect.");
	    $client->RemoveNimbusEffect(447);
	    $client->RemoveNimbusEffect(369);
	}
}

Here is an image. https://imgur.com/aMFx8CD

[ChaosSlayerZ]

This is awesome. I been thinking about doing SETs with bonuses for a while, but never actually got to it.

Question - why is in in EVENT_SAY - you suppose to be talking to someone to have it activated?

[superpally1]

no, i put it in global_player.pl on my server i made a command that anyone can type. imenu it allows players to pick some various utilities to use, like a gate to nexus. i put it there. if someone doesnt have the required armor pieces, they wont get the options to enable the graphical effects.

[ChaosSlayerZ]

So basically you speaking to yourself to turn it on and off?

[superpally1]

yes. but you can change it to whatever you wish. you could even use like an item click

[demonstar55]

Just create custom charms.

[ChaosSlayerZ]

Originally Posted by demonstar55

Just create custom charms.

My approach was based on charm too, but then, you would need to have separate charm for each set, no? That's kind of inconvenient.

[demonstar55]

Originally Posted by ChaosSlayerZ

My approach was based on charm too, but then, you would need to have separate charm for each set, no? That's kind of inconvenient.

No. The charm's script could check for multiple different sets. But that may run into performance issues hmmm....