Sheep's little Guide on using GS2 in non-standard ways

[projectigi]

replacing functions
(now we replace a already existing function)

a) replacing an npcs functions

(note that -HolyAddHere is an existant weapon that i have got on my char )

<script of any npc>

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
  {
  ("-HolyAddHere").cTest = function()
    {
    player.chat = "a";
    };
  ("-HolyAddHere").callFunction( "cTest" );
  } 


<script of -HolyAddHere>

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
public function callFunction( funcN )
  {
  (@ funcN)();
  }
  
function cTest()
  {
  player.chat = "b";
  } 


works with servside npcs too

b) replacing a standard graal function

k, lets say if you do setani( "meh", "" ); the player will say "meh"... impossible? nooo

<script of some npc>

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
  {
  this.setani = function( ani, aniparams )
    {
    player.chat = ani;
    };
  setani( "meh", "" );
  } 


or from servside:
<script of some npcs>

PHP Code:

function onCreated()
  {
  this.sendtorc = function( msg )
    {
    echo( "NPC-Serv wants to say:" @ msg );
    };
  sendtorc( "meh" );
  } 


[projectigi]

2 separated timeouts(note that -System/Attack1 is a non-existant(it isnt a weapon, npc or anything else in rc/serv))

running both timeouts:
( in this case player saying "running timeout1" + sitting all the time )

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
  {
  ("-System/Attack1") = new TStaticVar();
  ("-System/Attack1").onTimeout = function()
    {
    player.chat = "running timeout1";

    setTimer( 0.05 );
    };
  ("-System/Attack1").trigger( "Timeout", "" );
  onTimeout();
  }
  
function onTimeout()
  {
    setani( "sit", "" );
    setTimer( 0.05 );
  } 


running only the main(in the npc itself)
( in this case player sitting all the time without saying "running timeout1" )

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
  {
  ("-System/Attack1") = new TStaticVar();
  ("-System/Attack1").onTimeout = function()
    {
    player.chat = "running timeout1";
  
    //setTimer( 0.05 );
    };
  //("-System/Attack1").trigger( "Timeout", "" );
  onTimeout();
  }
  
function onTimeout()
  {
    setani( "sit", "" );
    setTimer( 0.05 );
  } 


running only the "sub" timeout:
(in this case player saying "running timeout1" without sitting all the time)

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
  {
  ("-System/Attack1") = new TStaticVar();
  ("-System/Attack1").onTimeout = function()
    {
    player.chat = "running timeout1";
  
    setTimer( 0.05 );
    };
  ("-System/Attack1").trigger( "Timeout", "" );
  //onTimeout();
  }
  
function onTimeout()
  {
    setani( "sit", "" );
    setTimer( 0.05 );
  } 


[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by projectigi

french

Interesting ...
There could be practical uses for this, but I think for making them say "running timeout1" and sitting, you would be better off with something else

[projectigi]

Originally Posted by cbkbud

Interesting ...
There could be practical uses for this, but I think for making them say "running timeout1" and sitting, you would be better off with something else

well it was just an example for how to do it xD
i'm kinda lazy and didnt wanna think of useful examples heh