cloths changer
 

can some one tell me how I might make a cloths changer?
I want it to have 5 slots
and saves the following

head
sleeves
skin
belt
coat
shoes
hat
+ the outline of your body..(normaly black)
thanks

...
 

these can easily be changed with the message codes at the bottom, and saved with strings.

you could have something like:

setstring client.suit1,#C0,#C1,ect,ect,ect,ect;

and the outline is #C5, which stefan didnt bother adding into newfeatures or commands.rtf.

saving example:
setstring outfit1_c0,#C0;
loading example:
setplayerprop #C0,#s(outfit1_c0);

hmmm
 

that would work python, but the player flag list would get filled up quick!

it would be better to use
setstring client.suit1,#C0,ect,ect....,ect;

and use
setplayerprop #C0,#I(client.suit1,0);


that way, it wouldnt take up so many lines in the flag section.

Re: hmmm
 

normally u use addstring or replacestring for stringlists because this would't probably work
the string u get with your script:

example
client.suit1=black,yellow,white,red

what stringlist look like:
client.suit1="black","yellow","white","red"

so u couldn't normally read the parts with #I

Re: Re: hmmm
 

no, youre wrong. graal does not put ""s in because those are characters. The only way one of those is used, is if you have a comma in the string ie: "black, is good",yellow;
and you have to put "" in manually. You think I'm wrong still, go test this script i just wrote:

NPC Code:

---

// NPC made by War Lord Mpg2

// suit1=head,body,skin,feet,coat

if (playerenters) {

  timeout = .1;

  setstring suit1,#3,#8,#C0,#C3,#C1;

  setplayerprop #3,head816.png;

  setplayerprop #8,body2.png;

  setplayerprop #C0,blue;

  setplayerprop #C3,black;

  setplayerprop #C1,white;

}

if (playertouchsme) {

}

if (playerchats&&strequals(#c,load)) {

  setplayerprop #3,#I(suit1,0);

  setplayerprop #8,#I(suit1,1);

  setplayerprop #C0,#I(suit1,2);

  setplayerprop #C3,#I(suit1,3);

  setplayerprop #C1,#I(suit1,4);

  setplayerprop #c,loaded!;

}

---

then come back and tell me im wrong :)

just use addstring dude and watch the string after this...

if(playerenters){
addstring test,lala;
addstring test,lala2;
}

would be:
test="lala","lala2"

tell your mom i said hi.

oh and thanks

why would you want to do that? The only time i can think of when you want to use "addstring" is when you have strings set already, and you want to add on to it without changing information. Going back to the topic...addstring is not needed here. my way works fine. it works, i scripted, i tested it.