Noport, thanks for the help. I finally figured it out on my own. I Created a file in notepad, saved it as. nexus_scion.pl (typed .pl on the end of it so it creates the .pl file extension)
And moved that file into the quest/gfaydark folder. This is for the gfaydark nexus scion and here I found an easy guide on how to create a translocation npc in-game using the basic commands (at the link)
Perl script
Quote:
sub EVENT_SAY{
if ($text=~/Hail/i){
quest::say("Hello $name . I do not have much time to chat. If you wish to [journey to luclin], tell me so.");
}
if($text=~/journey to Luclin/i)
{
quest::say("Very well.");
quest::movepc(152, 0, 0, -19.1);
}
}
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http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/showthread.php?t=18376
It works great. In-game, i logged in and I created an npc called Nexus Scion at the wiz spires. I logged out and restarted my PC.
Logged back in and I hail him and type journey to luclin and I can port to nexus. Excellent! iT works!!
However as soon I port in, I noticed all the scions there are missing as well :( Lots of work and fun to do. In any case I am extremely grateful for this community.
If anyone can point me in the right direction in finding more perl scripts, for all the scions in the nexus, that would be awesome.
Furniture, my sincere apologies if I sounded too harsh in last post. Please understand as a n00bie developer this is all very tricky and time consuming to learn. I'm not a pro like you.
In any case, I love axclassic and I am extremely grateful it works beautifully on my old PC and was easy to set up.
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